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@oludarehopewell-ny7pv We are man and creatted to be so. It is easier for a man to give expression to their nature, which is organic to them than to give it to a foreign nature. God's nature is foreign to us. We have to consciously learn how not to live by ourselves but by God's nature. Also, God doesn't force people. He will be there dormant if you choose not to live by Him. Additionally, God's nature/life is given to us in our spirit. We need to grow Him in our souls because our will, where we take decisions, live in our souls. We have a teaching later on growing the life of God in our souls. When we get there, it will be clearer. Thank you

@@bolanlebosede3307 Amen. E se ma

@okeyukandu2222 I think two because it's the only place God talked about His relationship with the entire humanity

@@bolanlebosede3307 Amen

@oludarehopewell-ny7pv Amen. Pleasing God isn't about anointing. It's not about the ministry the way we think of it. It's about living for God. Enoch didn't do any miracles, and neither did he win any soul. Yet, he pleased the Lord. Joseph pleased God before he became governor by living for God and saying no to sin in all his encounters and dealings with men. Jesus went through a lot of trials, pains, humiliation, etc, before He started ministry. The bible said He learned obedience by what He suffered. I am sure you have gone through a lot for God in life, yet you have no anointing. Pleasing God is about what you do everyday. It's not only about anointing or ministry

@@Jesuslovenaomi Amen. Thank you

@@Jesuslovenaomi Amen

Amen

Of course not. He wasn't created to be wicked. He chose to be. When God needed a wicked Pharaoh, he was available

He chose to be wicked

It's either we had will to make choices or we were made without will at all. Without will, we would have been like robots. I believe you prefer the way you are, with the power of choice, than to have been made like a robot

Possibly, what we are is the best dust, from which we are made, could produce. Some answers can only be provided adequately by Him

Amen, Nura. And you too. Thank you

Man can derail God's plan because he was created with a will. The Israelites did in the wilderness. The journey that was to take a few days took 40 years. Adam, the first man did. Humanity is where it is because of the sin of Adam. The Israel we see today is only 2 tribes instead of the original 12. A man can derail God's plan for himself also. Eli did. Moses did see the promised land. The list is endless

But, it was written somewhere that if men will not praise God, HE can raises stones to praise Him. The plans can still go on despite man.

@okeyukandu2222 it depends on the plan. If it is something sacrosanct, He will find another way out. If it's not, He will jettison it. Even when it is sacrosanct, the vessels aren't. If someone fails, the person will be replaced with another. That may result in a delay in the time of manifestation.

Yes. God kept His promise. However, the kingdom was split into 2 and 10 tribes because of Solomon. That was not the perfect plan of God. Athaliah, a woman, reigned in Judah for 7 years. She was the daughter of Jezebeel. For those 7 years, David had no son on either the throne of Israel or Judah

Riches are relative. Any service can make someone rich, but the riches will be relative. For example, no matter how many lines of service a vulcanizer opens(vulcanicing services alone), he can not be as rich as Dangote except he/she incorporates other services. However, an IT personal or entrepreneur or engineer can be as rich as Dangote in his/her line of service alone if God decides to show him/her mercy

He dwells in us by His Spirit. Thank you for your comment

God's material blessing is for all regardless of religious persuasion. In the Old Testament, there were nations that were equally rich with great kings like Israel, even though they were worshipping idols. The Old Testament must be read with understanding. Israel was a shadow of the reality to come (the church) and God's prototype of how He wanted a nation to run. It must, therefore, be read in context. Some scriptures talk about Israel as a nation while others talk about her as the (church of today - people belonging to God). God gave them rules as His just like the church has rules of righteousness today. If one committed fornication as a believer today, it would have effect(s) on him/her in several ways, but to an unbeliever, it's part of life without consequences except susceptibility to diseases. So, the rules were given to Israel, with consequences, to shapen their relationship with God. The laws were not given to other nations, and non-adherence to it has no consequences on their prosperity.

Thank you, my sis. I appreciate