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Originally posted by AQuestion
reply to post by randyvs
Dear randyvys,
God did not destroy Sodom because of the evil people there, he destroyed it because there were no loving or good people there. Same for Pharaoh, he had no love in him for the Jews (tell me where it says that he did). Pharaoh and others were allowed to harden their hearts, it is called free will. Do you believe in free will but not in God or do you believe in God but not free will?
Originally posted by Hydroman
reply to post by Komodo
Those were kind words, thank you. When you heard this whisper, how do you know it was a god speaking to you? Does he speak to you like that all the time? If not, why not? Why didn't it kill you when he spoke to you, as another believer stated?
how do you know it was a god speaking to you?
Does he speak to you like that all the time?
Why didn't it kill you when he spoke to you, as another believer stated?
Originally posted by GiantKiller
reply to post by Komodo
Awesome response my friend! Truly peaceable and gentle! Me thinks if Hydroman truly turned his back on God then he would not have started this thread.
How am I supposed to understand this when you change what you say? Here's what you said, "I think you do understand English and that is not what I said, I said Pharaoh chose and God allowed him to convince himself, to harden his own heart."
Originally posted by AQuestion
I did not say Pharaoh hardened his own heart, I said God allowed him too, Pharaoh chose the direction and God chose not to restrain him, pretty simple.
Yes, it does say that, but you stopped there. It then says "...so that my wonders may be multiplied in Egypt. God himself explains why pharaoh will not listen. Then it shows why he doesn't listen, because god hardened his heart. He did this to show his "wonders" to egypt.
Originally posted by AQuestion
I am sorry but I disagree with your reading. It says that Pharaoh would refuse to listen to Moses...