Why didnt God intervene right when his son was being nailed to the cross?

Question

In his case, he cant say he wasnt there or didnt know

Would you let some people that you had total power over, nail your son to a cross?
I wonder why he didnt just zap em dead right there

Would you let some people that you had total power over, nail your son to a cross?
I wonder why he didnt just zap em dead right there

Answer 1

Boredom perhaps?

Answer 2

You really want to know?
Easy!
At first :
There was no God to be anxious when the Rabbi Yehoshua was nailed to a tree.
The biblical God is a sheer and utter invention. You can follow the roots to this masterpiece of literature called bible, but there is not one true word in it.
So he was not the father of anyone.
In the old times to be called the son of god was the same like nowadays son of a *****, bastard, nerd, psychic.
Because, thats what it meant: To be posessed by a god.
Even when asked, Yehoshuah only answers: That's what you say!
Must have been a failure in lecturing by the authors of the bible. Who cares, nobody is perfect. It had only to be the foundation of a new religion, and anyone knows, that believers are the poorest sods around!
To be a bishop, you have to be a stinking piece of ****, because you betray and lie to anyone to defend your income.
To be a follower, you have only to be dull.
Thick as a brick, sharp as a butterknife!
So, like Sherlock Holmes cannot interfer somewhere, because he is a piece of literature and fiction, so can't Jesus, God, the holy Ghost (that never ever is even noted somewhere! It was filled in by the notorious gay womanhater St. Paul, who erased the Mother Goddess of the celtic trinity and had to fill in something not quite to artificial.) So he copied out of nowhere, the ghost of god, wellll, those nerds, they will believe anything, who cares?
But for shure, there will be no Doomsday. Without a God and a son of God, no Chance.
Doomsday is stolen from the norse gods. There it is called Ragnarökk.

Answer 3

First of all you dont realize or comprehend God's Love.

Second, it was God's plan to bring in eternal redemption - for it is by grace that you are saved and this by faith lest any one should boast. This grace has come because Jesus went willing to the cross, He was not forced, He was not a martyr, He was a willing sacrifice for sin. He was our mediator from God and He is God's mediator for us. He is the perfect sacrifice for sins, for there was no blemish or stain of sin, and he was God Most High.

Third, that if Jesus did not die for our sins then there would have been no beginning, for there to be a cross. The plan of redemption was the reason for creation.

Fourth, God's Love calls to all people to come and accept his generous offer that by faith in His Son, for the salvation of your soul you can be forgiven of your sins and be born again to have fellowship with God.

Fifth, if you forsake Jesus God will also forsake you. There is no other way to get to Heaven and the only alternative to Heaven is Hell nothing in between no purgatoy, no limbo, nothing else - So choose this day whom you will serve God or the world which leads to Hell and the grae.

Answer 4

Jesus knew he was without sin, and death wouldn't be able to hold Him in the Grave. Jesus was sinless, though tempted like the first Adam. Jesus raised from the dead, victorious over death so we also will be victorious over death.

It was one of the Messianic prophecies throughout the Old Testament. Jesus knew He was the Lamb of God. So did the the fullness of God

God's will for the redemption of mankind.

Answer 5

If he had stopped that from happening it would have negated the whole reason for Jesus' coming to earth. Romans 5:12--because of Adam we all are born with imperfection, sin. In other words, Adam lost perfection for his descendants by his disobedience. Psalm 46:6-9--imperfect men cannot buy back--ransom--anyone else from sin. 1 John 2:2--Jesus bought all mankind from sin (IF they want it). 1 John 4:9, 10--the reason Jesus came to earth was to buy us back from sin.
Just think of a kidnap case. If you had a son/daughter who was kidnapped, the kidnappers would demand a ransom for their return, right? Of course,THEY would set the ransom price, not you. So, if you want your offspring back what would you do? Pay the ransom. Similarly, God's requirement for the ransom to be met was for a perfect individual to willingly give up their life in order to buy back the perfection that was lost. Perfect life loses perfection=perfect life buys it back.
Hope that helps.

Answer 6

Peter, on the Day of Pentecost preached this word:
"Men of Israel, listen to this: Jesus of Nazareth was a man accredited by God to you by miracles, wonders and signs, which God did among you through Him, as you yourselves know.
This man was handed over to you BY GOD'S SET PURPOSE AND FOREKNOWLEDGE; and you with the help of wicked men, put Him to death by nailing Him to the cross; but God raised him from the dead..."
(Acts 2:22-24)
So we see that it was God's set plan and purpose for Jesus to be crucified. He did this so He could bear the punishment that was due to sinners upon Himself so that God could forgive men their sins without being unjust. God is perfectly just, and every evil deed must be punished. The punishment deserved is eternal separation from God. This being so terrible a fate, God devised a plan whereby He could be just and the justifier of those who would believe in what He did for them. We can be forgiven, because Jesus Christ took our punishment on Himself. All God asks is that we be truly sorry for our sins, turn away from them and receive the gift of forgiveness and eternal life which He purchased for us.
Ask Jesus for this gift today.
Peace to you.

Answer 7

If God intervenes on every bad or evil act of human beings, this world would be totally chaotic. We have free will and without having the right to carry out the free will all the way, it wouldn't be free will. It would be free will unless God says "no" will. We do bad things to each other because we have free will.

Answer 8

The death of Christ had to occur so that the world regained an entry portal back into the Spirit world of the Divine and Holy Presence of The Almighty and Everlasting God

Answer 9

If he did it would defeat the purpose of him sending his son here. The purpose of Jesus was to die for our sins. God wanted as many people as possible saved and He knew Jesus would be with him in Heaven. Death is not the same to God as it is to us. That is something that we won't understand until we're dead.

Answer 10

God is the father, the son, and the holy ghost. He sent his son to the world to die on the cross for our sins.

Answer 11

He could not intervene because Christ was the surety for this world. After Adam sinned Christ stepped in and took the responsibility for being the surety for the world. Romans 4:25 says he was delivered up for our sins to bring us to perfection. He suffered what is called the Wrath Of God. The wrath of man is totally different from that of God's. God's ways are higher than ours.
Isaiah 55:9
For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.

God' s wrath is called or defined as separation caused by sin. God hates sin not the sinner but sin. So what he does he separates from the sinner and leaves them up to their ways and that is how loving a God He is. We have free will. We have a choice to obey God or not for God is not arbitrary He is absolute.
God is no respector of persons meaning He has no favorites.He will in no means clear the guilty.
Exodus 34:7
Keeping mercy for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin, and that will by no means clear the guilty; visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children, and upon the children's children, unto the third and to the fourth generation.

2 Corinthians 5:21 (King James Version)

21For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him.
Christ paid the ultimate price for us. He paid a price that we could not pay. He suffered the wrath of God for us,that terrible separation caused by sin. Christ took on our sins and God being no respector of persons had to treat Christ as he would any sinner and separate from Him. That is why Christ said Father, Father why hast thou forsaken me. So dont be so quick to criticize and judge God when he gave up his own son and that is a great love to give up a son as loving as Christ to die for and unforgiving condemned world.