I am so fed up with God, that I would like to turn###

[Anonymous]

God will not give you more than you can endure.

But what does it mean will not give more than I can endure? Can you bring examples of what He won't give? How do I explain the fact that I am where I am right now if God won't give me more than I can endure? Haven't I already received more than I can endure?

Are you willing to say, "Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him?"

No. How do I know that He is the right one at all? How can I be sure that there isn't someone else to whom I should say this? Maybe I should say this to Allah or Buddha instead? I am not even convinced that Jehovah/Jesus is the right God to lean on. How could I then say this to Him? You know I can say this to someone I trust. But it's very hard to say it to someone I don't trust (anymore).

If you have no faith or trust in God, how can He deliver you?

But if He is all-powerful, can't He do it without it? If not, He is not all-powerful. When He created Earth, no one was there to have faith in Him, and He still managed to do this. How then can He not do anything to me just because I don't have faith? Wouldn't it be more right to say that He can but is not willing to unless I have faith? Because otherwise, you would be limiting God's power. See, after all, I even have enough faith in Him to hope that He can deal with me as I am.

Do you trust in God?

Sometimes.

Do you have faith in His promises?

It wouldn't hurt to see Him keep at least one of the promises He has given to me.

I believe that God exists, I have faith that He exists, I know God exists. The question is, do you?

I tend to believe that He exists; otherwise, I wouldn't be posting here. It's just disappointing that He says one thing about Himself in the Bible but is another thing in real life. In real life, He is not what He said about Himself in the Bible. The fact that I believe more that He exists than that He doesn't is the reason why I mock Him. You know, not on this site to get attention but in my room when I am alone. I tell Him in prayers how powerless He is and ask Him in prayer to appear to me and admit that He had never planned anything good for me. And I even thank Him for being so powerless because now I can mock Him, and He can't do anything about it (because of He is limited by my disbelief lol). I turn some worship songs that come to my head into mocking songs by replacing some words in them. Basically singing like: thank you Satan for buying me free of the slavery of Christ. You know that I do when I am alone, not to get attention. Because I believe that He hears me, and I hope it hurts Him.

First, I never said you were blinded by Satan.

Sorry for falsely accusing you. Just letting you know that if I sometimes seem to offend you, it's not really that I want to offend you. It's just that I want to offend God whenever possible, and I want the truth to be known and admitted, and the truth is that God, in fact, has given me more than I can endure.

So basically, I am in a dead loop with no exit:
A := I have no faith in God.
B := God can't answer my prayers/give me faith before I first have faith in Him.

C := Because God doesn't answer me, it's harder to believe in Him every time I get another unanswered prayer/unkept promise.

Now the loop is:
A => B => C => A => ...
In other words, not having faith causes not receiving anything, not receiving anything despite prayers causes faith to decrease even more, and then the chain starts from over again. Therefore, I have no possibility to get out, and I am going to burn in hell after this life anyway, doesn't matter if I try to have faith or not. If I don't try, then I would go to hell for not even trying, and if I would try to have faith, then this faith would soon die again, and I would still go to hell.

 

[Newbie]

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1. You say, "But what does it mean will not give more than I can endure? Can you bring examples what he won't give? How do explain the fact that I am where I am right now if God won't give me more than I can endure? Haven't I already received more than I endure?"

The Bible says, "There hath no temptation taken hold of you but such as is common to man. But God is faithful; He will not suffer you to be tempted beyond that which ye are able to bear, but with the temptation will also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it." (1 Corinthians 10:13)

God has promised that with every temptation, trial, or test that we are faced with, He will provide a way for us to endure. If we belong to Him, God will not allow any difficulty to come into our lives that we are not capable of bearing. With every temptation and every testing that comes our way, God will remain faithful to us; He will provide a way to endure the test. I have said it before, the Devil cannot win unless you let him.

You say, "How do explain the fact that I am where I am right now if God won't give me more than I can endure?" I already told you that. The problem isn't that He has given you more than you can endure, we all have times of suffering and tests and trials. God has not promised us that we will not suffer. When I asked you if you have trust in God and His promises, you replied, "Sometimes." My friend, we must always trust in the Lord, not just sometimes. We cannot trust God 50% of the time and the other 50% of the time doubt His word. That is not faith. My friend, the problem is that you do not trust God. How can you claim His promises when you have no trust in them?

You say, "Can you bring examples what he won't give?" My friend, only God knows what you can and cannot endure. I cannot tell you the limits of your endurance. Every person is different. As I said before, there will be times when it will seem as though our troubles, problems and difficulties are too many. There will be times when we will say, "Where are You God?" It is in these times that faith and trust in God are needed, my friend. If we have faith, no matter what happens, we can endure it, because we know that God is in control, and we know that God has promised never to give us more than we can endure. Faith is trusting in God, even when everything seems hopeless.

2. You say, "Sorry for falsely accusing you. Just letting you know that if I sometimes seem to offend you It's not really that I want to offend you. It's just that I want to offend God whenever possible and I want truth to be known and admitted and the truth is that God in fact has given me more than I can endure.

So basically in am in dead loop with no exit:
A := I have no faith in God.
B := God can't answer my prayers/give me faith before I first have faith in Him.
C := Because God doesn't answer me It's harder to believe in Him every time I get another unanswered prayer/unkept promise.

Now the loop is:
A => B => C => A => ...
In other words, not having faith causes not receiving anything, not receiving anything despite of prayers causes faith to decrease even more and then the chain starts from over again. Therefore I have no possibility to get out and I am going to burn in hell after this life anyway, doesn't matter if I try to have faith or not. If I don't try then I would go to hell for not even trying and if I would try to have faith then this faith would soon die again and I would still go to hell."

Don't worry, my friend, I am not easily offended. ​

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Now, let's take a closer look at your formula. ​

You say, "A = I have no faith in God." I already told you how to have faith. The Bible says, "So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God." (Romans 10:17) Faith takes time to grow. You cannot expect to have your faith grow overnight.

You say, "B = God can't answer my prayers/give me faith before I first have faith in Him." That isn't exactly true. I told you already, many people have prayed to God, asking, begging Him to prove Himself, and He did. Try asking God to prove Himself to you. Not as you are currently praying, where you say. "I tell Him in prayers how powerless He is and ask Him in prayer to appear to me and admit that He had never planned anything good for me. And I even thank Him for being so powerless because now I can mock Him and He can't do anything about it." That isn't prayer. That is mocking God. Instead pray this, "Dear Jesus, I ask that You prove Yourself to me. I ask that you show me in some undeniable way, that You are the Son of God. I want to believe, help my unbelief." You have to mean it however. It is not enough to simply say the words, you have to mean those words. If He doesn't answer right away, don't give up. Keep praying that prayer. The Bible says, Pray without ceasing.

You say, "C = Because God doesn't answer me It's harder to believe in Him every time I get another unanswered prayer/unkept promise." First, God has answered you. He just didn't give you the answer you were expecting. Second, keep praying. Pray without ceasing. Get desperate with God. Remind Him of His promises. Remember, He will always answer your prayers. God cannot fail.

Here instead is a new formula:​

A - Read God's Word. As you read God's word, and try to understand it, your faith will grow.
B - Pray for God to prove Himself to you. Stop mocking God and instead remind Him of His promises. Get desperate with the Lord. Pray without ceasing.
C - Trust in God. It will be hard to do at first, but God will not let you down.

I am praying for you, my friend!​

 

[Anonymous]

Ok, but you know where I am spiritually right now. Would you call it endured or not endured? What if the way of escape he promised would come after 3 years but I firmly turn away from him in 1 year after the beginning of trial?

So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God

But what should I do if it's boring to me and reading/listening isn't something I want to do? If I don't enjoy it then I would do it just because I have to do and then Bible wouldn't speak to me anyways.

Try asking God to prove Himself to you.

But what about the commandment that I shall not test God? Or New Testament verses where God is angry with those who ask for signs? “Why does this generation seek a sign? Truly, I say to you, no sign will be given to this generation.”

 

[Newbie]

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1. You say, "Ok, but you know where I am spiritually right now. Would you call it endured or not endured? What if the way of escape he promised would come after 3 years but I firmly turn away from him in 1 year after the beginning of trial?"

**Let me ask you a question. Is it God's fault or our fault when we give in to temptation? Before you answer that, remember this. The Devil can tempt us, try to persuade us, do his best to influence us, but he CANNOT force us to do anything. He does not have that power. God will also try to persuade us and influence us to do His will, but He will not force us. God can force us, it is in His power, but He will not. In the end, the choice is ours to make. Do we give in to temptation? Or do we trust in God? The Devil cannot make that choice for us, and God will not make that choice for us.**

**Now to answer your question. You say, "Would you call it endured or not endured?" To be honest, only God can really give you the answer to that, as only He knows what you can endure. God does not delight in our suffering and trials. Ask yourself this, "Have I failed to endure because I could not endure, or because I would not endure?" There is a difference. God will not give us more than we can endure. That does not mean that we won't fail to endure some trials or tests that the Lord sends our way. Does that mean that God has given us too much to bear? I don't think so. I think that we are given a choice, whether conscious or subconscious, to persevere or to give up. We will all fail at some point in our lives to endure the tests and trials that the Lord has sent us. Does that mean that God has broken His word? No, it means simply that we are not perfect, and that at times we will choose to go our own way rather than God's way. God knows this. He knows we are imperfect. He knows we are sinners. But God loves us, and is ready and willing to forgive us. If we repent, not just with our words, but with our hearts and actions, God will forgive us. He knows we are sinners, He does not expect perfection.**

2. You say, "But what should I do if it's boring to me and reading/listening isn't something I want to do? If I don't enjoy it then I would do it just because I have to do and then Bible wouldn't speak to me anyways."

**You don't have to read whole chapters or books of the Bible. If you have a difficult time reading/listening to the Bible, try this:**

**1st week: 1 verse per day (I think we all can manage that)
2nd week: 2 verses a day**

**And so on. Once you reach a comfortable amount, let's say, 3 verses per day, more if you want, stick to that number. It doesn't matter that your reading only 2-3-4 verses per day. The important thing is to start reading the Bible. I personally would start with the Gospels, John maybe. As you read the Bible, your faith will grow. It doesn't matter how little or how much you read, what matters is that you ask God to help you understand what you read.**

**You can watch movies. Jesus of Nazareth (1977) or The Passion of the Christ (2004) just to name two. Try to listen to music as well. Read/listen to the testimonies of other Christians. If you prefer to listen to testimonies, rather than read them, go to https://unshackled.org/listen/browse-all-programs/. Read a book. There are lots of biographies of people who were persecuted for their faith, both in ancient times as well as modern. These are just a few ideas of things you can do as well as reading the Bible.**

3. You say, "But what about commandment that I shall not test God? Or new testament verses where God is angry with those who ask for signs? 'Why does this generation seek a sign? Truly, I say to you, no sign will be given to this generation.'"

**Is this the verse you meant? "Jesus said unto him, It is written again, Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God." (Matthew 4:7) You need to understand the context of this verse. The Devil was daring Jesus to throw Himself off the temple, because the angels would come to His aid. That is not the same as asking God to prove Himself. That was essentially daring Jesus, challenging and mocking Him. That is why Jesus replied, "Do not tempt the Lord your God." To ask God to prove Himself is not a sin. You are asking God to prove that He is what He says He is. You are asking God to prove to you, once and for all, that He is God. If however He proves Himself to you, and you continue to demand sign after sign of His existence, that is sin. Once God has proved Himself to you, and you refuse to accept it, that is sin because you are rejecting God.**

**There are occasions when God will grant multiple signs. Normally He will not, but there are times when He will. Take the story of Gideon, who was told by an angel that he would be the one to free the people of Israel from their foreign oppressors. Doubting his own qualifications and somewhat fearful of leading an armed revolt, Gideon made a proposition to God. "Behold, I will put a fleece of wool in the floor; and if the dew be on the fleece only, and it be dry upon all the earth beside, then shall I know that thou wilt save Israel by mine hand, as thou hast said. And it was so: for he rose up early on the morrow, and thrust the fleece together, and wringed the dew out of the fleece, a bowl full of water. And Gideon said unto God, Let not thine anger be hot against me, and I will speak but this once: let me prove, I pray thee, but this once with the fleece; let it now be dry only upon the fleece, and upon all the ground let there be dew. And God did so that night: for it was dry upon the fleece only, and there was dew on all the ground." (Judges 6:37-40) God gave not one, but two signs to Gideon.**

**"And he sighed deeply in his spirit, and saith, Why doth this generation seek after a sign? verily I say unto you, There shall no sign be given unto this generation." (Mark 8:12) Once again, you need to understand the context of this verse. Read the verse before that one. "And the Pharisees came forth, and began to question with him, seeking of him a sign from heaven, tempting him." (Mark 8:11) They weren't asking for a sign so that they could believe in Him. They were tempting Him, mocking Him. They had no intention of even considering that He was the Son of God. That is why He said "There shall be no sign given unto this generation." If you check Matthew 12:39 He calls them "An evil and adulterous generation". There is a difference between asking God in sincerity and desperation, and daring, mocking and tempting God.**

**My friend, give God a chance, He will not let you down. I am praying for you. I am praying that God prove Himself to you. Remember this, God loves you unconditionally and He is willing and waiting to grant you His love and forgiveness.**

**All you have to do is repent and have faith that God will forgive you. GBY!**

 

[Chepkirui Angelina]

God is Real... 

 

[Anonymous]

Is it God's fault or our fault when we give in to temptation?

I fall because a) He allowed me to have bigger temptation than I was able to endure or b) because I want to sin to God that He is powerless to do anything about it.

He does not have that power.

What about demonic possessions?

Or do we trust in God?

You mean trust someone whom I don't even know personally?

He knows we are imperfect.

But then He should know that I won't endure if He would give me this or that. So according to His word, He should not let me go through that hard trial. He should set different limits for each person according to their ability. From the other hand, I already know that God can only perform miracles in the Bible and other story tales that believers make up. I guess I should not expect that much of Him. Maybe I just expect more of Him than He is capable of, and that's why. Also, how do you know that what the Bible says about giving more than we can endure is true? It's written by religion fanatics who see God bigger and more powerful than He really is, and since God won't control people's free will, those Bible writers could have exaggerated if they wanted to. I am sure that in heaven you would read a bit different version of the Bible than on earth here.

I personally would start with the Gospels,

That sounds like a good starting point. But my problem is that in the Bible, it's like and then Jesus heals them, and then Jesus gives them food, and then Jesus heals another man and then Jesus resurrects the dead and so on, and I would be even more fed up with God when I see how much He has done for others and how little He has done for me. Like it hurts to see that everyone else except me gets their prayers as soon as they ask, they come as they are, they ask however they can, they don't even waste time on glorifying God, they just come like, "Jesus, my child is sick, you go heal her," and they get their miracle right away, and then I think of me having prayed about much smaller things for years and never ever any prayer request answered. And then I am like, okay, that either the Bible is a lie and God is not all-powerful, or He doesn't care about me, or He loves everyone else above me and always prefers others when it comes to answering prayers (with yes).

Read/listen to the testimonies of other Christians.

To them, it's divine intervention. To me, it's just a series of coincidences. They call themselves blessed with visions; I call them victims of hallucinations. Because I know the truth. That God is powerless to do anything.

If, however, He proves Himself to you, and you continue to demand sign after sign of His existence, that is sin.

But if I already believe that He exists, would it be a sin to ask Him to prove that He is all-powerful? Because how else can I trust Him? Maybe He does exist but is powerless to do anything.

My friend, give God a chance; He will not let you down.

How do I exactly give Him a sign? What do I have to do? I have given Him enough chances already in those years; isn't it enough? If He wanted to answer something with yes, He already had plenty of years to do so. Why should I give Him any additional chance?

All you have to do is repent and have faith that God will forgive you. GBY!

But forgiveness itself doesn't make me believe that He is all-powerful. First, just because He forgives doesn't necessarily mean that He would start answering my prayers and that He would give me reason to believe He is all-powerful. Maybe He forgives because He is too weak to do anything about my sins anyway, and then He uses forgiveness as an excuse not to deal with me because He knows that if He would try to deal with me, His weakness would become evident, but now that He forgives, it wouldn't come out that He is actually too weak.

You see, I intentionally mock God here and there. I went to church being already decided in my heart to mock Him as much as I can before taking part of the Lord's table unworthily, I mocked Him, renounced Him, His Son, and His Spirit while I was drinking the wine, and then I stole some food at the end of the service. Not because I really needed it or am a thief but because I wanted to show off God and stealing for just the sake of stealing itself seemed to be a good option to spit in the face of God, especially after I had renounced Him during the Lord's table. And I was so happy that day. And then I have also chanted a spell that opens the gate to hell in the church's toilet. And nothing has happened.

 

[Newbie]

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First, I wanted to apologize that it took awhile for my reply. ​

I started last night to write, but I was too tired.​

1. You say, "I fall because a) He allowed me to have bigger temptation than I was able to endure or b) because I want to sin to God that He is powerless to do anything about it."

God will not give us more than we can endure. How do we know this? Because He said so. If we believe in God, then we must take Him at His word. There is a difference between deciding not to intervene and being unable. Can God stop you from sinning? Yes, He can. But He chooses not to. Why? Free will. You have free will to decide if you will sin or not. The Devil cannot force you to sin. As I said before, that is not in his power. When you sin, you and you alone are responsible.

2. You say, "What about demonic possessions?"

First, the Devil cannot possess anyone who is a believer in God. If you believe in God, and trust in His word, the Devil cannot possess you. God will not allow it. Second, I think that the Devil can only possess those who allow themselves to be possessed. As I said before, the Devil cannot force you to do anything. The same goes for possession. He cannot possess you unless you allow it. Whether on a conscious or a subconscious level, in order for the Devil to possess you, you have to allow him. Can he force you to do things once he has possessed you? Theologians tend to have different opinions on this. My personal opinion is that he can force you to a certain extent to do things, but you also have the choice, even then, whether to do good or evil. In my opinion, the choice whether to do good or evil always remains yours to make. Someone once said, "No man goes to hell blindfolded." What that means is that God will ALWAYS give you the possibility to choose good over evil.

3. You say, "You mean trust someone whom I don't even know personally?"

That is where faith comes into play. I have said this multiple times already, faith is believing in what you cannot see. I cannot see God, but I know that He exists. There is no doubt in my mind as to the existence of God.

4. You say, "But then He should know that I won't endure if He would give me this or that. So according to His word, He should not let me to go through that hard trials. He should set different limits for each person according to their ability. From the other hand I already know that God can only perform miracles in Bible and other story tales that believers make up. I guess I should not expect that much of Him. Maybe I just expect more of Him than He is capable and that's why. Also how do you know that what Bible says about giving more than we can endure is true? It's written by religion fanatics who see God bigger and more powerful than He really is and since God won't control people's free will, those Bible writers could have exaggerated if they wanted to. I am sure that in heaven you would read a bit different version of the bible than on earth here."

It is not God's fault that we choose not to endure. God says that He will never give us more than we can endure. But we are imperfect, and there will be times when we choose to go our own way, and not God's. If we go our own way, how is that God's fault? God WILL NOT force you to go His way. He will try to persuade you, influence you, but He will not force you. Why? Because of free will. Some might say, "God should force us to do good." God does not force us because it is not His will. God wants us to choose to do good, of our own free will. God will not force us because then we would be no better than robots. God wants us to choose Him, of our own free will and not because we really have no other option. Free will is God's gift to us. God has given us the ability to think and choose. He has given us the ability to reason and to make a conscious choice between good and evil.

5. You say, "That sounds good starting point. But my problem is that the Bible is like and then Jesus heals them, and then Jesus gave them food, and then Jesus healed another man and then Jesus resurrected the dead and so on and I would be even more fed up with God when I see how much He's done to others and how little He has done to me. Like it hurts to see that everyone else except me get their prayers as soon as they ask, they come as they are, they ask however they can, they don't even waste time on glorifying God, they just come like Jesus, my child is sick, you go heal her and they get their miracle right away and then I think of me having prayed about much smaller things for years and never ever any prayer request answered. And then I am like ok, that either the Bible is a lie and God is not all powerful or he doesn't care about me or he loves everyone else above me and always prefers others when it comes to answering prayers (with yes)."

My friend, I do not know why God has chosen to answer your prayers with a no or a later. That only God can tell you. But you are not alone, my friend. I have also prayed many times for things to which God answered no. Have I always understood why the answer was no? No, many times I do not understand why God chooses to answer my prayer with a no. Once again, that is where faith comes in. I do not always understand why God does something, but I have faith, and I trust that no matter what happens, God has a plan. We do not always understand God's plan, but we know that God loves us, and only wants the very best for us. Most Christians I know have, at one time or another, prayed for something to which God answered no. We must remember, God is divine, we are mortal. We see only the present, He sees the future.

6. You say, "To them it's divine intervention. To me it's just a series of coincidences. They call themselves blessed with visions I call them to be victims of hallucinations. Because I know the truth. That God is powerless to do anything."

You know the truth? My friend, while I have acknowledged that I am unable to prove the existence of God, I think you are equally unable to prove your accusations. Once again, it is a matter of faith. You lack faith, so you call miracles coincidences. But let me ask you something, if you believe all miracles to be coincidences, how can you expect God to prove Himself to you? Even if He answers your prayer with a yes, you would simply shrug it off as dumb luck. You say God is powerless. On what evidence do you base this assertion? The fact that God answered your prayers with a no or later doesn't make Him powerless. He isn't obligated to answer your prayers with a yes. Let me ask you another question. If God is, as you claim, powerless, then how did He create the universe? How did He create life? If you believe in God, then surely you believe that He created the universe? If instead you don't believe in God, then we are back to square one, where it is up to you to decide whether or not you believe in God. Nobody can make that choice for you.

7. You say, "But if I already believe that He exists, would it be a sin to ask him to prove that He is all powerful? Because how else can I trust Him? Maybe He does exist but is powerless to do anything."

No, it is not a sin to ask God to prove Himself, provided you are asking with the right idea in mind. If you are sincere, if you really want to believe that there is a God, then no, it is not a sin. If however you are asking God to prove Himself only because you want to tempt God, that is sin. If that is the case, you are doing exactly as the scribes and Pharisees when they asked Jesus for a sign. As I said before, they had no intention of believing in Jesus, all they wanted to do was tempt Him. That is why Jesus replied, "no sign will be given to this generation."

8. You say, "How do I exactly give Him a sign? What do I have to do? I have given Him enough chances already in those years, isn't it enough? If He wanted to answer something with yes He already had plenty of years to do so. Why should I give Him any additional chance?"

Ask Him to prove Himself to you. If you repent, sincerely, and ask God to prove Himself to you, I am sure that He will. But remember, God doesn't always answer right away. Why? There are many reasons, but at times it is because God wants to test your faith. If I pray for a car, and God answers yes, that doesn't mean that I will get the car tomorrow. God will give the car in His time. As Christians we must trust that God knows best.

9. You say, "But forgiveness itself doesn't make me believe that He is all powerful. First, just because He forgives doesn't necessarily mean that He would start answering my prayers and that He would give me reason to believe He is all powerful. Maybe He forgives because He is too weak to do anything about my sins anyway and then He uses forgiveness as an excuse not to deal with me because He knows that if He would try to deal with me, His weakness would become evident but now that He forgives it wouldn't come out that He is actually too weak.
You see, I intentionally mock God here and there. I went to church being already decided in my heart to mock him as much as I can before taking part of Lord's table unworthily, I mocked him, renounced him, his son and his spirit while I was drinking the wine, and then I stole some food at the end of service. Not because I really needed it or am a thief but because I wanted to show off God and stealing for just the sake of stealing itself seemed to be a good option to spit in the face of God, especially after I had renounced Him during Lord's table. And I was so happy that day. And then I have also chanted a spell that opens the gate to hell in the church's toilet. And nothing has happened."

My friend, if you intentionally mock God, how can you expect Him to answer your prayers? If you renounce God, then God will not answer your prayers unless you repent. You say, "Maybe He forgives because He is too weak to do anything about my sins anyway and then He uses forgiveness as an excuse not to deal with me because He knows that if He would try to deal with me, His weakness would become evident but now that He forgives it wouldn't come out that He is actually too weak." The Bible says that God is not willing that any should perish. (2 Peter 3:9) Forgiveness is not weakness, my friend. It is instead proof of His love for us. He loves us so much, that He forgives us our sins. He is willing and able to forgive you, my friend. My friend, you say you believe in God, and then you say you cast spells. I told you before, you cannot serve both God and the Devil. You cannot pray to God on Sunday and cast spells on Monday.

You want God to prove Himself to you? Stop casting spells. Repent and ask God for forgiveness. When you have done that, ask God to prove Himself to you. But remember, if you ask Him, ask Him in sincerity. The Bible says, "Be not deceived; God is not mocked." (Galatians 6:7)

I am praying for you, my friend. May God be with you and may He bless you!​

 

[kbehrent]

Proverbs 18:21King James Version (KJV)

21 Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof."

"YOU" sow your seed to reap "YOUR" harvest and God cannot go against what you express as "YOUR WILL".

In the name of Jesus, I bless you and all you do with the life of God. You are a blessing. God loves you very very much. The demonic realm hates you, very very much. Be blessed, in the name of Jesus.

 

[Anonymous]

Because He said so. If we believe in God, then we must take Him at His word.

But what if I believe God in a sense that He exists but not in a sense that I believe everything He said is true? Like for example in Islam, God can do everything, including lying. What guarantee I have that just because the Bible says so it is so?

First, the Devil cannot possess anyone who is a believer in God.

But what if I have renounced Jesus and cast the Holy Spirit out of me? Would it become possible then?

He cannot possess you unless you allow it.

I guess you're right. I have asked for it a few times, nothing happened. I think it's because I prayed for protection when I still was a Christian. How can I undo that?

That is where faith comes into play. I have said this multiple times already, faith is believing in what you cannot see. I cannot see God, but I know that He exists. There is no doubt in my mind as to the existence of God.

But what do you do when you die, blindly trusting Jesus and then it turns out that Islam is the right religion?

but I have faith,

But for you it's probably easier to have faith than for me because you have already seen His miracles and you can assume that if He was able then He is also able now, but I don't have that solid ground.

how can you expect God to prove Himself to you?

Like doing something supernatural. Like I have -8 glasses. If my eyes would heal on the moment I say amen to prayer, that would already be something. Or if I ask for help with finding a wife and say that okay, let her wear this and this and this with these colors and let her come straight to me and say some long text. That would statistically be unlikely. Or if I pray to see Him and talk to me and then all my dormitory mates would see the light and hear what He said to me, and when I ask them to write down what they heard all would write identical text. That would be good proof that I wasn't hallucinating because hallucinations are unlikely to appear simultaneously to multiple people, and if some poisonous gas would cause hallucinations then each of us would see and hear different things so if all of us see and hear the same thing it kinda rules out hallucinations.

If God is, as you claim, powerful, then how did He create the universe?

But what if the big bang theory is true instead? God could either be just our imagination. Or if He is real He could have been created by the big bang together with matter.

No, it is not a sin to ask God to prove Himself, provided you are asking with the right idea in mind. If you are sincere, if you really want to believe that there is a God, then no, it is not a sin. If however you are asking God to prove Himself only because you want to tempt God, that is sin. If that is the case, you are doing exactly as the scribes and Pharisees when they asked Jesus for a sign. As I said before, they had no intention of believing in Jesus, all they wanted to do was tempt Him. That is why Jesus replied, "no sign will be given to this generation."

Tnx

My friend, if you intentionally mock God, how can you expect Him to answer your prayers?

I don't anymore. When I was a Christian I did not mock and expected to get answers. I didn't get answers. So I turned and started to mock Him. It's that simple.

You cannot pray to God on Sunday and cast spells on Monday.

Yes, I didn't say I prayed to Him on Sunday. I mocked him on Sunday also. So I am still serving only one master - Father Satan.

If you repent, sincerely, and ask God to prove Himself to you, I am sure that He will.

No, He won't. Because if He did it might make me happy but He doesn't want to risk with that. He intentionally avoids everything that could possibly make me happy.

 

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You are a blessing.

What? How? Ok, Fine, I can deal with it.

Tnx for warning me. Now I know to do my best to become the biggest and nastiest curse that God have ever had to deal with. I will make Him deeply regret that He ever called me to be Christian. And I make Him sorry for not answering my prayers. And even if I get to Heaven I will remind Him every time He failed to answer me. I will make my best to make Him feel as bad as I do. I will intentionally lead Christians to astray. I will intentionally start funding Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses to cause all those who want to become Christians but who don't know about God yet to choose the wrong gospel instead, I will start promoting witches and healers with commercial advertising to increase people's awareness. And I will start funding witches's services so that people who can't afford it could afford it. And then they shall lose interest in true God. I will buy Catholic church and send demon healer in icons and then preach false religion to people who start to believe because of healings. And then God shall see that He messed with the wrong guy and He shall regret it but it shall not Help Him. And I know I will succeed because I sold my soul to the devil and he will support me because he's my father. Only reason why what I said would not happen is if I decide to do suicide so that I could go to my home, hell.