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Do you believe God was always a man? Of course He was.

8 - God Says He Repents and Changes His Mind and His Actions and actions are not words, so reversing an action cannot be a mere figure of speech; for example, putting a man on a throne and then repenting by removing him is an action and not conceivably a mere figure of speech; and God of course...

Just because God does not change in certain ways (He is just, loving, merciful, gracious etc...) Doesn't mean he is utterly immutable. In fact, we have plenty of scripture that shows that God changes. The primary scripture that shows this are the verses that describe God as coming to earth as...

I'm literally quoting scripture in defense of my argument, and you're calling it my opinion? Get real. Which has nothing to do with this discussion. Who's the one who posted posts 368, 369, 371, 374, and 382, again? Is all I have opinions? Or do I have scripture to back up what I'm saying...

And? So what? MAKE THE ARGUMENT. Simply quoting scripture won't do, because I agree with scripture.

I quoted scripture that says God cannot do certain things. You have nothing but opinions and assertions without evidence. See posts 351 and 359. "Eternal" means endless time, not "unchanging." You're thinking of "immutable," which God is not. Begging the question is a logical fallacy...

Saying it doesn't make it so, Arial. In fact, it's worse than that. Saying time was created is, itself, illogical, because time is a PRECONDITION of creating. As Clete said: "Creation" of ANYTHING implies a "before" and "after." a sequence of events relative to each other, a "before the...

God cannot reward disobedience and cannot condemn repentance. That's two more things God cannot do. Says the one who is ignoring the scriptures being presented to you. I quoted God telling Israel what His limitations were. Isn't your position more assuming than ours? You're saying God...

Sure they do. God cannot reward a wicked nation, nor can he tear down a righteous nation. Supra. So God is controlling them, making them become wicked or repent, and then not doing what he said he would do to each in response to His control of them? Do you see the problem yet? Nice try...

24 - God’s People Believe they can Change God’s Mind and they Do Change His Mind including as Jesus teaches. "Then Moses pleaded with the Lord his God" Ex. 32:11-13; "I was afraid of the anger and hot displeasure with which the Lord was angry with you, to destroy you. But the Lord listened to me...

Here's more: 33 - God Says What He Wants to Do, But Can’t or Doesn’t Do. Jesus said, "O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the one who kills the prophets... How often I wanted to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her brood... but you were not willing!" Luke 13:34; "Come now [Moses], I will...

How about God Himself? Jeremiah 18:7-10 7 The instant I speak concerning a nation and concerning a kingdom, to pluck up, to pull down, and to destroy it, 8 if that nation against whom I have spoken turns from its evil, I will relent of the disaster that I thought to bring upon it. 9 And the...

Can God make a sphere with flat sides and sharp edges? There's one limitation. It only takes one instance for such a broad statement to be shown to be false. Sin isn't. https://theologyonline.com/help/bb-codes/

Non sequitur, and saying it doesn't make it so, LN. Can God love? The only way you can remain consistent with your statement is to say no, which contradicts what the Bible says. Thus, your statement is truly, clearly, wrong. And now you are actually contradicting yourself. Do you not...

To change God's mind, among other things. We don't? Straw man. Again, Straw man. Yup. Why wouldn't we?

God can certainly rotate the earth how He wants to. Rotating the Earth does not qualify as controlling time.

No, though I did correct a few spelling errors :)

I mean literal, white, round, human eyeballs. Figuratively, yes. Literally, no. The horses and chariots of fire were literally there, standing on the mountain surrounding Elisha. I'm sure the man's eyes were open, physically, but God gave him the capability ("opened his eyes" is a figure of...

I call that being given a new heart... Not turning the heart of stone into a pillow.

How so?