Thread: Do You Need A Miracle?
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Old 02-22-2012, 04:38 PM
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Re: Do You Need A Miracle?
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Originally Posted by bbyrd009 View Post
Well, I doubt that treatment of free will demonstrates a real understanding of the subject, but I am not qualified to say.

I believe the promises of God, as we have them in the Bible, even if I sometimes question men's interpretation of them. I believe there is sometimes no healing even with faith, as Paul's affliction seems to demonstrate. However, I don't assume because I don't understand that God has lied; I would sooner believe that God has a better idea, and his death is not even about you.

I mean, think about it. People die every day. It is a normal part of life. As humans, we consider it a mournful day, when it is not. What if your prayers had been answered, and your brother had lived until now, a vegetable? Would you be happy then?
Good words Mrs Bratti!

I pray I am not only able to entrust my life to Him, but also my death.
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