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Title: The Three Men In The Bible That Dared To Negotiate With God
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Which god Abraham or my God for it fuck you all of Mather fuckers
That last bit and that last prayer was powerful
Praise God forever
Dear Abraham, Moses and Hezekiah, you are an inspiration to us…Thank you…Thank you GDN for this very inspiring episode…Our faith seems strengthened with HIS GRACE…Amen. ✝
I don't think there was 4:Righteous in Sodom, as it doesn't appear that Lots wife was. So I think They took her because she was Lotts wife. But, she couldn't resist, and became salt.
And then there was also the Ninevites whom the prophet Jonah told that in 40 days, Nineveh shall be "overthrown." (though God simply told Jonah to "preach against it") But the leaders of Nineveh told the people that if they all humbly repented "in sackcloth and ashes", maybe God will recant and repent of what Jonah told them would be their sure fate. Nineveh did clean up it's act. And Nineveh was spared. What's interesting was that Jonah did not declare his prophecy to be conditional, as in, "except you repent." He told them they were unconditionally doomed in 40 days. But obviously, the Ninevites weren't as convinced as the fire and brimstone preacher Jonah was. Perhaps they thought "If we're doomed no matter what, then why doesn't God destroy us right now?" And so, by their actions, they "negotiated" with God to spare them by "repenting in sackcloth and ashes."
Also, Jesus declared that if Sodom had received the same miracles that were done in Capernaum and two other cities, Sodom would have repented, and would still have existed "to this day" (as of 2000 years ago). Abraham interceded for the righteous protesting that it is not right to destroy the righteous with the wicked. But what if right afterward, Abraham had also interceded for the wicked, saying, "And also far be it from God to even destroy the wicked without first giving them warning to repent before destroying them." I'm not aware of any scripture saying that Sodom and Gomorrah were forwarned. Though apparently it would have made no difference to Gomorrah, perhaps God would have done the same miracles (that he did for those 1st Century cities) in Sodom in response, had Abraham also interceded for the wicked.