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In response to Sarah's post.
There are several instances in the bible were God has changed His mind or been convinced to change His mind.
Shortening our lifespans so as not to have to contend with us for so long. (Can't really argue with that one myself)
Abraham arguing to spare the righteous in Sodom and Gomorrah and several times in the Old Testament the Hebrews took our God to the limit of his limitless patience.
In Isa. 1:18 God actually invites us to, "come and reason together..."
He is truly an amazing God. A terrible and awesome God who is also the God who so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son...
I don't know if the translation is correct in the use of the word "repent" I rather prefer "relent" I think it's more likely a correct translation but that's just opinion.
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There are several instances in the bible were God has changed His mind or been convinced to change His mind.
Shortening our lifespans so as not to have to contend with us for so long. (Can't really argue with that one myself)
Abraham arguing to spare the righteous in Sodom and Gomorrah and several times in the Old Testament the Hebrews took our God to the limit of his limitless patience.
In Isa. 1:18 God actually invites us to, "come and reason together..."
He is truly an amazing God. A terrible and awesome God who is also the God who so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son...
I don't know if the translation is correct in the use of the word "repent" I rather prefer "relent" I think it's more likely a correct translation but that's just opinion.
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