Just a thought which has occurred to me right now, - (see date above) just a question as said: - There is the story of Moses going up on Mount Sinai, there was some other post I wanted to write related to that but I just started and never got it finished, - (if I finish it I’ll add a link) but as for the matter here: - When Moses was up there his brother had the gold calf mask made and people who had been waiting for Moses to come down were worshiping it.
Was this at the will of God or was it not?
- Was this in accordance with the will of this one or was it not?
It is said all is at his will, - is it not? So how about this? Was this incident seemingly raising his fury at his will? - If so - what kind of fury is that?
- It is not complicated. - It is not a matter of many details. Is it refined? You judge. - Never mind. - But what might be said? - Either not all is at his will, - as some apparently claim and believe, - or this anger and disapproval may be quite ungraspable. Or maybe there’s a third answer. People generally believe, as it seems, - that “God”, and “the Lord”, and the “Father in Heaven”, - are one and the same, - merely synonyms expressing the same thing. Perhaps it is not so? All is in accord with the will of the Father, - provided there is any such thing, - but as for the others perhaps it is different.
Anyway, I did not intend to get into this wondering of the third possibility, - I did only intend to present the initial wondering referred to here. Plus I’d mention the wonderings of secular, of materialistics, - here in this issue, - are worthless. - This is not intended for those who think the whole issue is bullshit from the start, - though they might rejoice it in their stupid way.
Was this at the will of God or was it not?
- Was this in accordance with the will of this one or was it not?
It is said all is at his will, - is it not? So how about this? Was this incident seemingly raising his fury at his will? - If so - what kind of fury is that?
- It is not complicated. - It is not a matter of many details. Is it refined? You judge. - Never mind. - But what might be said? - Either not all is at his will, - as some apparently claim and believe, - or this anger and disapproval may be quite ungraspable. Or maybe there’s a third answer. People generally believe, as it seems, - that “God”, and “the Lord”, and the “Father in Heaven”, - are one and the same, - merely synonyms expressing the same thing. Perhaps it is not so? All is in accord with the will of the Father, - provided there is any such thing, - but as for the others perhaps it is different.
Anyway, I did not intend to get into this wondering of the third possibility, - I did only intend to present the initial wondering referred to here. Plus I’d mention the wonderings of secular, of materialistics, - here in this issue, - are worthless. - This is not intended for those who think the whole issue is bullshit from the start, - though they might rejoice it in their stupid way.
Wtf.
