Yea, they turned back and tempted God, and limited the Holy one of Israel. -- PSALM 78:41
Can you limit God? The Bible says Israel did. And we have limited him. We have limited God with our prayer life.
John Wesley, founder of Methodism, said, "it seems God is limited by our prayer life. He can do nothing for humanity unless someone asks Him to do it."
Why is that?
God made the world and the fullness thereof. Then God made man and gave him dominion over all the works of His hands. Adam was made the god of this world, Adam, however committed high treason and sold out to Satan. Then Satan became the god of this world (2 Cor. 4:4).
God didn't just move in and destroy Satan. If He had, Satan could have accused God of doing the same thing he had done. But God devised a plan of salvation. And He sent His Son, whom Satan could not and did not touch, to consummate that plan. Through Jesus, God redeemed mankind!
Now authority has been restored to us through Jesus Christ---and when we ask God, then He can do and will move. That is why it seems He can do nothing unless someone asks Him to do it.
Can you limit God? The Bible says Israel did. And we have limited him. We have limited God with our prayer life.
John Wesley, founder of Methodism, said, "it seems God is limited by our prayer life. He can do nothing for humanity unless someone asks Him to do it."
Why is that?
God made the world and the fullness thereof. Then God made man and gave him dominion over all the works of His hands. Adam was made the god of this world, Adam, however committed high treason and sold out to Satan. Then Satan became the god of this world (2 Cor. 4:4).
God didn't just move in and destroy Satan. If He had, Satan could have accused God of doing the same thing he had done. But God devised a plan of salvation. And He sent His Son, whom Satan could not and did not touch, to consummate that plan. Through Jesus, God redeemed mankind!
Now authority has been restored to us through Jesus Christ---and when we ask God, then He can do and will move. That is why it seems He can do nothing unless someone asks Him to do it.
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