Gen 2:16-17 The Lord God commanded him to say that you can eat the fruits of all the trees in the garden. You just don’t eat the fruit from the tree of good and evil, because the day you eat it, you will surely die. (God’s command---man’s free will)
Genesis 3:6 So the woman saw that the tree’s fruit was good for food, pleasing to the eyes, and likable, and made people wise, so she picked the fruit ate. Give it to her husband, and her husband also ate. (Initially sin--human rebellion;)
Gen. 3:16-17, 19 said to the woman, I will increase your pain of pregnancy, and you will suffer more when you give birth to children. You will adore your husband, and your husband will rule you. Then he said to Adam, if you obeyed your wife and ate the fruit of the tree that I told you not to eat, the earth will be cursed for your sake. You must work all your life to get food from the ground. You must sweat your face to make ends meet until you return to the soil, because you came out of the soil. You are dust, but you still have to return to dust. (Consequence of sin-pain and death)
Romans 5:12 It is as if sin entered the world from one person, and death came from sin, so death came to everyone, because everyone had sinned. (The rule of sin-everyone is guilty)
Job 9:27 According to the destiny, everyone has a death, and there is a judgment after death. (Second consequence of sin-the soul is judged)
Psalm 5:4-6 because you are not a god who delights in evil. The wicked cannot live with you. The arrogant can't stand in front of your eyes. You hate everyone who commits iniquity. Liars, you will be extinct. All bloodthirsty and deceitful people are an abomination to the Lord. (God’s divinity-loves righteousness, hates sin)
John 3:16-18 God loves the world, and even gave his only begotten Son to them, so that all who believe in him will not perish but have eternal life. Because God sent his son into the world, not to condemn the world, (or to judge the world) but to save the world because of him. Because God sent his son into the world, not to condemn the world, (or to judge the world) but to save the world because of him. (The attributes of God-the love of God: the salvation of God-innocence instead of sin)
John 1:2 "He made the atonement for our sins. Not only for our sins, but also for the people of the world Sin." (Scope of salvation-all people in the world)
Romans 10:10:'Because a person believes in his heart, he can be justified; if he confesses in his mouth, he can be saved. '(The way to salvation--believe and confess)
Romans 6:6 "Because we know that our old man was crucified with him, so that the body of sin will be wiped out, so that we will no longer be slaves to sin."
Romans 7:24-25 I am so miserable, who can save me from this dead body. Thank God, we can be free by our Lord Jesus Christ. In this way, I obey God's law with my heart. My body has obeyed the law of sin. (Efficacy of salvation one-free from the domination of sin, free from the suffering of the world) Hebrews
5:9 Since he is perfected, he becomes the source of eternal salvation for all who obey him. (The second effect of salvation: the victory of the judgment, the eternal life into heaven) We can see how rational these sentences are. Of course, it happens that Woodie Allen thinks Bodman is so interesting. Let’s talk about them and The relationship between. First of all, at the beginning of this film we learned that the two are not connected. First, it was an expression of honor for the doctor, and it was not until after reading the letter that there was a trace of (audience) "repentance". Later, we used a montage to explain the "basic" life of a philosophy-loving director. We know that the ideas that Woody Allen is actually expressing can spread to realism problems, and of course, it also exists in the self. (Start with Annie). So, um. . , "Watching a movie with a girl" is an escape, and we can look at the issue of escape based on Freud's (Myself) "I" to look at the issue of rationality. It can be said that Heidegger agreed. (People want a poetic life) And we also hope that this is right, but sometimes the emotional power is infinite, forming right and wrong. Is that right? Let's take a look at Christ's stuff.
[God said: "There must be light." There is light] The phenomenon of this sentence clearly marks a problem: Yin and Yang and free will, in fact, the two are one body, just say that "God" has free will? It sets a non-"rational" premise for pure reason, and that's it...So, let's look at the following...
God will provide everything you need. (Philippians 4:19)
Ask in the name of Jesus and he will do it. (John 14:13-14)
Seek the Lord, and He will make you prosperous. (Genesis 39:3; 2 Chronicles 26:5; Psalm 1:1-2)
Cast all your worries on to God, because he cares for you. (1 Peter 5:7)
2. Those who need guidance and wisdom should
entrust your affairs to the Lord, and he will guide you. (Ps. 37:5; Prov. 3:6)
God will guide us the way we should go. (Ps 16:11; Isaiah 30:21; 42:16)
Those who lack wisdom should call on God. (1 Corinthians 2:9-10, 13, James 1:15)
God gives wisdom to those who please him. (Ecclesiastes 2:26)
The children of God are led by the Spirit of God. (Romans 8:14)
3.
God is with us and helps us in trials for those who are sad and in need of comfort . (Verse 34:17-18; 50:15; Isaiah 43:2) The
Lord heals the sad. (Ps. 147:3; Isaiah 61:1)
Our sorrows will turn into joy. (Ps 30:5; 126:5) The
Lord is a friend who is closer than his parents and brothers. (Psalm 27:10; Prov. 18:24) The
Lord will never leave you or abandon you. (Joseph 1:5; Isaiah 41:17; Heb. 13:5) The
Lord will not leave you to make you helpless. (John 14:18; 2 Thess. 2:16-17) The
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are always with us. (John 14:16-17, 23)
The joy from the Lord is our strength. (Ne 8:10; John 15:11)
Everything happens for the benefit of those who love God. (Romans 8:28)
Fourth, those who are going through difficult temptations
will not be tempted more than we can bear. (1 Corinthians 10:13)
God will help us overcome temptation. (1 Corinthians 10:13; 2Pe 2:9)
Jesus has overcome temptation, and he will help those who are being tempted. (
Heb 2:18) Resist the devil, he will run away from you. (James 4:7)
Those who can endure and overcome temptation will be rewarded. (James 1:12; Rev 3:21) We know that God is "kind", but in a different way. Most people think that God's so-called punishment is [atonement]:
expiation! But if this is the case, then people should stay in [heaven]. But having said that, God knows that bad people will come out. Of course, not everyone goes to heaven! This means that God is absolutely rational! And Christianity is still a godless work, in fact it is just a theory. Think about it, first of all, God is the boss, but he can’t control everything? Is it true? Really? In fact, it is possible! Or I will tell you! He is a man! [Couldn’t God allow “natural” to follow Come?] Of course, God will not let him go beyond his free will. Therefore, [Eve's desire and Satan's temptation] are made by God. But the point is! God himself "tells" [this tells refers to the appearance of the Bible] that people's reason can be [phenomenon reason: Phenomenon reason], which refers to morality. But the pure reason of oneself is actually the whole Bible itself. However, the pureness of personal God is not [conceptual body: Ideas thing> expression, but through phenomena. 4. Therefore, God’s [sin and error] rationality is displayed in a moral product, which makes the existence of sin and error itself suspicious: How did the definition of morality come from? So, Cliff was thinking about existence in the end The significance of (because he made a mistake) and watched the professor’s documentary. However, their [wrong] manifestations and phenomena, which are the so-called moral products, have begun to doubt, that is, does God exist? It transcends ordinary people's narrow view of God. Generally speaking, what the professor said is still to be heard: we need to look for wisdom and God from the little things in life, not from reason, but from the "appearance" of life to find all the "dao" (pure reason is Tao), which is also a sin And the wrong teaches us the "questioning of God"
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