1. Beholding the power of the Lord, v1-6 2. Still the same Lord, v7,8 3. The Lord of all with mere men, v9-13 4. Something only the Lord could do, v14-17
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“ The Lord God Omnipotent Reigneth! ” ".....God CANNOT be tempted, NEITHER CAN he tempt. This latter assertion refers not to the power of God, as if he were unable; but to his nature, whereby he is unwilling....." J Stevenson
David Silversides (1/19/2018)
from Loughbrickland, Northern Ireland
“ The Lord God Omnipotent Reigneth! ” "The power of God is his all-perfect, self-existent essence. He has absolutely unlimited power to do whatsoever his bature determines him to will. But this power cannot be directed against his nature. God cannot change the nature of right and wrong etc because he did not make himself, and these have their determination in his own external perfections. He cannot act unwisely or unrighteously, not for want of power as respects the act, but for want of will, since God is eternally, immutably, and most freely and spontaneously, wise and righteous" A.A. Hodge
David Silversides (1/19/2018)
from Loughbrickland, Northern Ireland
“ The Lord God Omnipotent Reigneth! ” "It has also usually been said by Theologians that God's will is limited, not only by the necessary contradiction, but by His own perfections. The meaning is correct, the phrase is incorrect. God's will is not limited; for these perfections as much ensure He will never wish, as that He will never do, those incompatible things. He does absolutely all that He wills. But thus explained, the qualification is fully sustained by Scripture. 2 Tim 2:13, Titus 1:2, Heb 6:18, James 1:13" R.L. Dabney
Joshua (1/19/2018)
“ Question ” If you say that God is unchanging, then how can He have the power and authority to sin and act unjustly? This is a contradiction.
