do Christians believe jesus has forseen everything?

Answer 1

I sure hope so!!! He knew many things...up front ...in advance!....He came from where they planned the Salvation before the foundations of the world!...so, i sure do hope so!?! if they don't...well, they have a lot of home work to catch up on...really!.....

Answer 2

Some people have suggested that "Jesus Christ" is a fiction, created by Paul, and advance as part of their argument the lack of referrence to Jesus in the contemporary record. While I agree that Paul's "Jesus" is fictionalized, I think that, all things considered, there is a factual person behind his fantasies -- Yeshua. Paul wasnt an idiot. If he had wanted to invent a god-man out of whole cloth, he would have done a much better job; coming up with something that had much more appeal to his Hellenistic and Roman audiences; somehow, a failed Jewish rebel doesnt cut it -- a point that Paul himself wasnt unaware of. That said, the "Jesus Christ" god-man he foisted on a gullible ancient world is certainly a pastiche, and only tenuously connected to Yeshua. He knew little, if anything about Yeshua, and probably only knew the Talmidin as adversaries. As Rabbi Samuel Sandmel said, Paul only quotes Yeshua once, and manages to get that wrong -- that doesn't speak to great familiarity. But overall, one is left with the feeling that there was a real Yeshua, with followers convinced of his rightousness, and that Paul wanted to take over this movement for his own purposes.

Answer 3

Not the Son but the Father only..Is what Jesus said.

Answer 4

No. He said only the Father knows when the last days begin. Now if you belive in the trinity, His statement will get you dizzy.

Answer 5

An all-knowing God, by definition, would foresee everything. So, yes.

Answer 6

I'm for Paul.