What is God's Will.?

Question

Benevolent, Omnipotent, Omniscience, Omnipresent God gives you FREEWILL and

He has His own Will which might clash with your Freewill.

So , whose Will go through.


My thought might be wrong. It's just my doubt. Appreciate if you could clear my doubt.

Healthy argument and No Bible verses please.

Answer 1

An all powerful being having a Will is a logical impossiblity. A will implies that there is somehting outside you, something which you either wish to change or affect. An all powerful, omnipresent being would have nothing outside its realm of control. No God could Will, because nothing could escape the machinations of an all powerful being. God does not in that sense act either, as God cannot be limited to this and not that. God is omnipresent, and to will or act is to imply there is something outside the realm of God's power that God wishes to change, a logical impossiblity to an omnipresent, all powerful being.

Answer 2

truly!!! It replaced into some thing extra formal, yet I used to ascertain with Him inspite of the reason and considering that I saved ahead to my personal ambition and needs, even as He gave me avertisements I kept none and did my way going into further and further trubles! Into an end, interior of a deep depresion, He kept my existence (!!!) the very second I left away of all my deep needs... There, empty heart, i replaced into crammed with God's ordinary and Peace and Love - an finished New existence, a clean body, a clean inventive and prescient throughout the last and the destiny :) :) :) convinced, he's my Saviour!!!

Answer 3

I got your answer.......
think of it this way......
4 buddies graduated from high school and decided to enlist.
..........all went to the same boot camp....good luck

..........3 got sent to the pacific where there was no fighting...good luck

..........1 got sent to the front line where death seemed inevetable........bad luck

..........the 3 that was sent to the pacific all died by a freak accident that they were all together at the time..bad luck

.......the 1 that was on the front line lived and became a decorated war hero......good luck

See , If we were that one that was sent to the front line and we would have had a choice to go or not to go.....our FREE WILL would have gotton us killed. God's WILL is to fellowship with us and to get us to HIM. He KNOWS this is what WE want in the long run. So he will do what we want. (to get us there) (Knowing the end of the story would help us to make right decisions but....we don't....BUT God does. SO just trust Him. It'll be OK.)
That's where our Faith comes in.
Remember the story when Jesus said to the deciples that they should get into the boat and sail to the other side?
Jesus then proceeded to fall asleep and then the winds started to blow and the waves grew high enough to scare the experienced fishermen deciples.AND JESUS WAS STILL ASLEEP. They were all really scared screaming at Jesus to get up and and telling Him that didn't care avbout them to let them die. (remember these men were out in the sea alot so THEY KNEW)
Jesus then calmed the sea and REBUKED them for not using their faith.
WHY................???????????
Because they didn't trust HIm.
HE TOLD THEM THEY WERE GOING TO THE OTHER SIDE.
Do the best with your decisions my freind and trust God for the rest. That should give you some rest.


p.s. Everyone does have a free will to do what they want. But God know what our desire of our hearts are (future tense knowing everything) and that is the what gives us our FREE WILL.

Answer 4

The bible is filled with examples of what happens when men choose to do something against God's will. That is why we know that the free will of man is real and God won't force His will on anyone.

Answer 5

God gives you free will to do as you choose. However He hopes that you will do what he wants for you--to love Him and delight in Him, have faith in Him, and to prosper. The choices that we make can get in the way of that. God is our Father. Like our real fathers, He loves us and wants us to succeed, and that means not making bad decisions in the heat of the moment. No Bible verses.

Answer 6

You can't have both.
An omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent god is incompatible with free will among it's creations.

Answer 7

God only wants one thing from us: our time. Not all of it, only one hour. Not alot hey?
Why two wills? Ours wins ofcourse, because it's all up to us.
How else would he know if we were truly worthy to enter his Kingdom?

He gave us his will.. what he expects form us.
He gave us our will. I can choose. I can either watch a movie, lie in bed because I'm not in the mood for church OR I can sacrifice only one hour of my time, get dressed and go be with my brothers and sisters. By meaning it with my heart, I will fight Satan. He wants me not to go, but I know God needs me more. So I go.

Answer 8

God's laws are his will. If you are quiet inside of yourself and don't try and overwrite your feelings with a bunch of ideas you can feel how things are, feel what god's will is. Does it feel right that people are starving? That people are dying in war? Everyone knows, but that knowledge over-rides their selfishness which they don't want to give up so they pretend they don't understand and even fool themselves into believing it.

Answer 9

God. If He has a plan for you, it's going to happen. You can run, but you can't hide. He'll just let you go your own way until you get the revelation. (Moses and Jonah are two biblical examples; but I'm living proof, as are many other people I know personally.)

Answer 10

God has a plan. When we live and learn in the plan for our lives, we can and do exercise free will to follow the path. When we don't there are consequences. God leaves us free to follow our own free will.