Can I Be Angry with God and Be Holy?

[@joshlight6892]

When people are angry with God, it usually means they are hurt. They are devastated by something that has either happened to them or someone they love. Or when events have gone against them. God is loving and patient and certainly understands that.

[@jaikee9477]

There was a time a few years after I came to Christ at the age 46 when I went through a dark period of (spiritual?) depression. I constantly focused on my sin and saw it in every little thought, every motivation and every fibre of my being. I tried to please God but couldn't (by my own self-righteous standards, as I realised later). One day I drove into the countryside, got out of the car and shouted at God crying, "Why have you created me! Why have you done this to me? I'm of no use for you! I'm worthless garbage!", etc. I was in a really terrible shape. 2 hours later back home, I fell on my knees and asked him for forgiveness. I am absolutely convinced that God wasn't angry because he knows my heart and that I love him. He healed me from this confusion and it never happened again. It really wasn't anger but despair because I foolishly looked at my sin all the time rather than to the cross. Retrospectively, I believe this was a wholesome moment in my relationship with the Lord and my process of sanctification.

[@xavierthomas5835]

It's not surprising to me that God wasn't angry because he is slow to anger. It is simply God being God as always. I would say though that if we, we because I've been there to, hadn't confessed that this was foolishness and our own confusion we would not be here talking about it, we would be out and about in the world talking about how God does people wrong. What should be death and doom for us turns into sweetness because God is who he is. He will forgive, he will be merciful, he will light upon us like dew and make us fat with his delights even in the middle of a drought.

[@jesusistheanswer2074]

I didn't hear the last one about anger with God however I will say that when I've seen anger with god it's usually the adversary trying to get at people's faith it seems,or not being able to accept a burden that we have to bare. I'm great full for so many examples in scriptures where hard times were had and thankfulness to God was still given to show me how it's done. God bless and glory to the Most high.

[@m.d.sharpe8892]

Being angry at God in my experience, has simply meant that something is wrong with your understanding and/or attitude towards him. And thus you have a challenge to explore and work it through, humbly and with honesty. I was not convicted in my anger. I simply acknowledged that my faith was lacking and pressed forward. It worked out. God is compassionate towards those who honestly seek him, even if it sometimes leads towards frustration or any form of negative emotion. Anything worthwhile will be hard and difficult. But I'll re emphasize that it is definitely not a good or correct or even ok state to be in, work vigilantly to resolve it

[@The_Church_Intern]

This is helped me more than you know! Praise God!!

[@The_Church_Intern]

How did you seek him?

[@xavierthomas5835]

@@The_Church_Intern If I may, there are times where I was blinded by my own arrogance and thought that I was right when I would later realize how utterly wrong I was, even about things I had already learned! The key is honestly just about honesty. You allow God to say what he wants to say about you rather trying to wiggle your way into spaces that don't fit the way you're acting at the time. Compare yourself to Jesus all the time, that's what he came for. He is our example and if our ways don't match the Spirit or the word he spoke and did, we know that we have fallen short of the glory of God.

[@nicholasflamel1134]

Find some evidence that your invisible god exists. Then it would make sense to be angry at him.

[@The_Church_Intern]

@@nicholasflamel1134 Please repent man. You come on this page knowing that you know God and that you have sinned against him. He is ready to forgive but you gotta repent and believe.

[@MichaelAnthony757]

I experienced the love of God in a powerful way last night. It was so wonderful. . . . . I still feel cold toward God, and indifferent to serving Him. I still don’t trust God even though God met with me in love and in grace last night. Experiences are wonderful. But we need real truth to restore our souls. Job said that he would “complain in the bitterness of his soul.” -Job 7:11 Job also called God cruel - or at least, you are become (as) cruel to me. -Job 30:21 In a way, only those who have felt the bitterness that God put in them, and “filled” them with (Job 9:18) are truly capable of helping others. I’ve never had a problem being angry with God for the 15 years I’ve been a Christian. I used to pray and long for revival. I was a very fun and joyful Christian to be around. This is the first time I’ve had to face this curve ball. It’s hard. The psalmist as much as he loved God, looks like He didn’t for a season; thou hast lifted me up, and cast me down. Psalm 102:10 Something that’s getting me through is how Jesus let Lazarus die when he knew he was sick. In John 11. It says in that context of verses that Jesus loved Lazarus, and his two sisters who care about him. When Jesus called Lazarus out and freed him, Lazarus wasn’t jumping for joy and “leaping” like the person who was lame in his ankles did in Acts 3:8 Lazarus walked out, basically like a lifeless mummy. (John 11:44) He couldn’t even unwrap himself from his grave clothes - Jesus called upon others to do so for him. (John 11:44) How did Lazarus end? In “Abraham’s bosom.” (Heaven). Luke 16:23 In a place of exquisite loving comfort in heaven. To the degree we die inside or bodily, as Christian’s, is the degree I believe, we will experience the green pastures of love in heaven. Just like Lazarus. Who was dead, and seemingly remained emotionally dead even after he was raised to life. “The sufferings of this present time aren’t worth coming to the glory to come.” Roman’s 8

[@mhmail1g]

We are human and God forgives our anger when we do have it. He humbles us always if we are truly seeking Him. God knows your heart. Call on Him, listen to Him, and allow His rebuke to humble you. No man knows your heart so ask God to help you through this.

[@showtime5372]

we saved by faith alone,our emotions or behavior don't change our standing before God,Holiness isn't something we earned,we declared Holy through faith by grace,it never changes as we do,angry 1 day,happy 1 day,thank God as we tryna navigate through life that He never changes...

[@mrffbmanagerguy6322]

the question is not about salvation. since we are saved we are being conformed to be like our Lord and Savior Jesus but our sinful nature will always try and resist. this will cause friction between us and a sinless and Holy God but if we fight and continue to trust in Jesus then we will walk through the fire that our Heavenly Father has prepared for us.

[@showtime5372]

@@mrffbmanagerguy6322 what r u rambling about?n who made it about salvation?..did u not read WE ARE DECLARED " HOLY "...i spoke about holiness as the topic was to do with holiness!

[@xavierthomas5835]

we are holy and blameless in love. it is not love to get angry at God or at other people all the time. It is true that we are holy, but holiness is not a word, it is a Spirit and we have to be submitted to it.

[@hollyharte7831]

This is so wise and well explained

[@CoCoFantastique]

agreed.

[@Arcanon10]

Pain is disfiguring. It is literally that simple. People suffering great pain and anguish, who are living afflicted lives in some way or another, will struggle with that pain. And that pain, especially when it is never alleviated, leads to a heavy heart and often broken heart. The result is often sadness, bitterness, frustration, weariness, and anger. Is it is sin to turn our anger at God because His providential purpose calls down a path of great pain and sorrow? Yes. Does He understand our frailty and our weakness? Yes. It is indeed no small work of grace for us to reach a point where we can, as Spurgeon said, "bless the waves of affliction that dash us on the Rock of Ages."

[@allisonphillips668]

Remember Jonah and Job

[@xavierthomas5835]

@@allisonphillips668 Thank you sister. Jesus says he is glorified in you.

[@allisonphillips668]

@@xavierthomas5835 thank you for your word! ❤️💙

[@xavierthomas5835]

@@allisonphillips668 you're welcome

[@mikeloghry9521]

It Is Written: BE ANGRY BUT DO NOT SIN.

[@ronnamora3277]

I pray healing from God The Father who is a Deliverer. Believe and Pray anger will be removed and replaced by God's Agape Love. That it will Overtake Those in Need. God will take the Foolish to confound the Wise. Amen to Gods Glory.

[@timochoi4951]

John Piper is absolutely right. Not only is this shown in Romans 9:18-20 as explained by Piper in the video, likewise I think across Scripture God teaches that anger is always derived from one's strong sense of justice, and it is always the strong disapproval of what one thinks is morally wrong. Hence, it is righteous when it is only directed towards sin itself alone and prompts us to love God and neighbour in truth to combat it; and it is sinful when it is directed towards any person (even yourself I believe), let alone towards our Holy God. We can see all this with Cain and Abel, Jonah, The Sermon on the Mount, Mark 3 and 11 (which quotes Isaiah and Jeremiah), John 2 and Revelation. Let us be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry, for human anger does not produce the righteousness of the God (James 1:19-20) we love.

[@melodykubiak5850]

Exactly!

[@melodykubiak5850]

I'm so glad to hear him answer this question the way he did! The other idea that bothers me besides whether it is okay to be mad at God is the concept of FORGIVING GOD. How can we, mere creations, have the AUDACITY to think we can extend MERCY to our holy Creator? That's unbelievably arrogant.

[@xavierthomas5835]

God bless you Melody for your wisdom.

[@Arrasel]

Very well said, Melody.

[@missNCW]

It bothers you because you wrongly conflate forgiveness with mercy. Feeling like you need to forgive God doesn’t NOT mean that He needs your mercy. That’s completely different. You would do well to have some empathy and compassion for those who have been through such horrific things that they feel abandoned by God and therefore ‘need to forgive Him’. That doesn’t mean they want or need to offer Him mercy, or that they have AUDACITY. It means they’re in pain and actually believe that God is in FULL control. So they understandably question why they were the victim of horrific things & were not helped by their Father. That has nothing to do with audacity and you need to think more carefully about how little mercy or grace that *you* are showing fellow Christians, when you compare your hardships to theirs by belittling how they feel about theirs. It’s not audacity. It’s the same as feeling that way towards your earthy parents except with the KNOWLEDGE that God doesn’t need mercy. So you can look at a human being’s pain and then feeling forsaken by their Heavenly Father, and then belittle that by assuming it’s got something to do with viewing God as an equal. But that doesn’t make it the case. And God doesn’t view us as mere creations who need to get over their horrific experiences such as assault. We are precious. We can seek Him in these feelings. Don’t project your assumptions of extending mercy onto those in pain. That’s unbelievably arrogant. That’s why it’s just something that bothers YOU, and not something Pastor John said. Because he knows there’s a difference between *feeling* like you ‘need’ to forgive God (even though you KNOW that you don’t) & being arrogant. The feeling of anger & being forsaken is a natural CONSEQUENCE of believing that God is in control. That is not a sin, and we are ALLOWED to feel that and seek Him and correct that feeling with faith. Having that feeling as a result of being VICTIMISED and then feeling forsaken, is NOT the same as thinking God wants our mercy.

[@missNCW]

@@xavierthomas5835 that’s not wisdom, it’s a lack of love and mercy on HER part. God doesn’t respond to the woman who felt abandoned with anger or by asking her why as a mere creation she has the AUDACITY to feel that way. He tells her He was with her all along.

[@missNCW]

@@Arrasel very poorly said. Lest Melody tell us things she’s unfortunately been a victim of, let me say that she STILL does not have the right to tell other believers who have been the victim of rape and other horrible things, That their feeling did abandonment are NOT the SAME as having the audacity to extend mercy to God. It’s is a SIMPLE and NATURAL feeling to question why they were not saved from that as many people are. Hopefully Melody cannot relate to this, so I would question why she is so unbelievably arrogant that she is assuming a rape victim’s painful question to God is arrogant.

[@WilliamBranhamsermons]

God bless you so much

[@richardcranium6081]

I don't know how NOT to be angry with God and express that anger in the way that I have and still do. I am nothing more than God made me and nothing less. Everything I do I am programmed to do including but not limited to my anger and yes, even acts of defiance and contempt.

[@susannavisser7939]

The answer to this question is VERY CLEARLY IN THE BIBLE: read Job 40 where God answers the lamenting Job. God basically asks him this: who do you think you are questioning the almighty God? Get over yourself. God is God and we are not. Also very often things that go wrong in our lives are due to bad choices.. its not God’s fault.So the answer is: NO. You cannot question or be angry at God. Who do you think you are? You are the created, not the creator.

[@JesusChristIsLordoflords]

We can be mad and as humans we will get mad. But it’s always important to ask forgiveness for getting mad at God. Thank God that He is our judge and will forgive us when we confess our faults to Him. 1 John 1:9 KJV [9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

[@JMusar795]

I'm still angry!

[@xavierthomas5835]

Amen and Hallelujah

[@How.To.Get.Saved.]

When we are angry at God, which I often fall into, it's because we want our will and not God's will. We're idolizing something, including our own will.

[@irenecaissie]

I started cursing 🤬 God at a young age around the age of 5 and I know he's good everything he does is right i feel so bad after 😢its not right 😢😢😢😢

[@Anteater23]

I am struggling so much lately with faith and my heart is going cold. How can I trust God even when my belief and faith are so weak.

[@JesusChristIsLordoflords]

Hey brother if the apostles weren’t afraid to ask Jesus to increase their faith, you shouldn’t be either. Luke 17:5 KJV [5] And the apostles said unto the Lord, Increase our faith. And the father of the child with the demon that caused seizures wasn’t afraid to ask the Lord for help with his belief either. Mark 9:23-24 KJV [23] Jesus said unto him, If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth. [24] And straightway the father of the child cried out, and said with tears, Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief. Point being, ask the Lord to increase your faith. Ask the Lord to not let your heart be hardened. And keep asking Him until He does it. I don’t mean sit there and keep repeating yourself over and over but throughout the day when you pray ask Him. And then the next day and then the next. John 14:13-14 KJV [13] And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. [14] If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it. I’m assuming that our Father wants us to have faith and so John 14:13-14 would be applicable to remember when you pray for faith.

[@IWillHumbleMyself]

I've been where you are. I know it's not a fun place to be. Turning off the tv, shutting myself away from the world and fasting and prayer and drawing near and pressing myself into the Lord always helps me greatly. Think of it like a spiritual tune-up. When I read your post, this scripture immediately came to my mind: "...though now for a little while, if necessary, you have been grieved by various trials, so that the tested genuineness of your faith-more precious than gold that perishes though it is tested by fire-may be found to result in praise and glory and honor at the revelation of Jesus Christ." 1 Peter 1:6‐7. This is another one that has helped me greatly through the years: "Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you." James 1. It is a testing of your faith that you are going through. To prove it genuine. To pass this test you are going to have to dig your heels in and fight to keep it going. Don't let your lamp go out. It's our responsibility as priests of God to keep our lamps lit and burning. God will do his part. But we also have to do our part as well. Or else the whole thing falls apart. Fight the good fight of faith. God bless you in your fight. May the Lord strengthen you in all your weaknesses. Best wishes. ✝️💛

[@Anteater23]

Thanks a lot everyone for the encouragement.

[@jasong9774]

I've been struggling with this myself. I like that Piper focuses on the honesty required to go to God and thus open yourself up to him. I know it is a work. I end up struggling with whether I am elect. Those two intertwine in a very terrible way. There are a lot of people, many of them with podcasts that have the love of a rabid pit bull and focus so much on the culture wars, theological correctness, and bearing that they neglect the weightier matters; which they contrast to the story of the father in Jesus' parable of the prodigal son. The father cast aside his own pride and social expectations and ran and embraced his filthy son. Jesus modeled how to keep those important things plus act on the weightier matter. May you find a God fearing body of believers that humbles themselves in this way. If you haven't experienced Jesus like that, where the whole counsel of God is honored then I pray you do. If you are like me and have faced absurd levels of unrepentant sin and brazen hypocrisy from church bodies even including slander and criminal behavior, then it might weigh heavy on you. David faced this. He cried out in anguish and confusion then conveyed his choice to carry on towards God as his salvation since he knew him. Job too was angry, weary, and confused but pressed onward. When thinking aloud, especially if in any despair, but trying to latch onto Job's and David's faith, these heartless, godless responses will be something like, "Well, buddy, you ain't Job". Just keep pushing forward and don't let the tares distract you from God. Even Elijah needed a sabbatical and comforting by God. Whatever you do. Don't give up. Endure.

[@Arrasel]

God appreciates very much when we don't feel like praying, yet we pray.

[@elcioel.]

Amen.

[@jeremiahzeiset]

God is always right, and perfectly just. We need to get to the same place Job did, of not talking back to God. It's pretty serious, actually.

[@Faithfulwitness123]

You may not be able to prevent a bird from landing on your head but that’s not the same as letting it build a nest. I think anger at God can present itself as temptation that we may refute and invalidate before it takes root in us. We must remember temptation is an enticement towards a desire. If you notice anger towards God is present and you are not in bitterness, it may be that you are tempted and if you agree with that emotion, any decision you make is sin. In other words, you want it but you don’t and the “ I don’t want it” immediately overriding the “ I want to hate” instinct of the heart is a crucifixion of our flesh. I believe his approach addressed any LASTING anger with God and not just an occasional temptation. He is not saying temptation is sin, only that temptation leads to sin and the temptation is to hold onto anger, meaning any anger you hold onto towards God or man is sin, specifically murder of the heart.

[@corrinnereynolds4091]

Amen

[@Avendale]

*Proverbs 20:24* A man’s steps are from the LORD; how then can man understand his way? When pain, loss and trials come to us, or to those close to us, it angers us because we don't always understand why its happening, that can produce frustration within us. We've all been there, its a familiar experience that happens to us all.

[@susan.b8788]

I don't think it's just to be angry at God. I never felt just being angry at God. It's more so your anger is coming from misunderstanding. Because God is good anger shouldn't be given to God. But, we have all blamed him for things that went wrong in our lives. He might not be responsible for. God doesn't want us to be angry at him. But, if you are it's not a his problem it's on you.

[@xavierthomas5835]

Amen and God bless you for your words. Couldn't have said it better myself.

[@susan.b8788]

@@xavierthomas5835 probably cones from my ego blaming him for years it took time to understand my sister though has her flaws presented at God too and does seem far away from him. She has a strong will on never blaming him for anything in life, not once. Very blameless. So she told me how to improve. I am glad I have her. I pray God forgives me. I am not a good person but it's good the others know that. So then I can move to be better. Amen. That's the sin I confess to.

[@jordanpryor4771]

Lost my mom to cancer 3 weeks ago, and I’ve been pretty upset at the Lord! I feel abandoned by him. My mom was precious to me. I feel I have no reason to live anymore.

[@xavierthomas5835]

I pray that you will get to experience what I did when my dad died. I had hole that he qould get better, as me and him hadn't known each other well and he didn't know the LORD. When he died, I felt undone, like I didn't want to stop crying, so that my heart would come out of my eyes, so it wouldn't hurt so much to miss him. God made it so that he was the relief for my sorrow and my pain and he didn't let me down, he just gave me a different solution to my problem. It wasn't the one I thought it would be, it was what God knew I needed. God bless you with peace by all means and may Jesus be the mother you need.

[@PoSHEmediaglobal]

I have learnt to stop being angry , asking the why me questions and how long God? His comfort and presence in this unfair world through hell and high water is enough

[@irenecaissie]

Ive had a very bad past i get angry at God and I know its wrong i curse him sometimes I know its not right

[@allisonphillips668]

Remember Jonah

[@williamcopeland6683]

Be Angry.. but do not sin

[@Dr.Judy.N.Lubega]

I feel angry, it is an involuntary action! we are human

[@missNCW]

Notice how when when he talks about being angry with someone you love, instead of comparing it to parents - which is the more natural comparison. He talks about spouses and children. Further showing how the Church views marriage as the norm, and single people are excluded from this. The first example of someone you can love and be angry at, seems to be a spouse and children. That’s The view of a married person. But we are supposed to believe that married people and single people have an equal experience. And that single people are considered as often as married people.

[@rileyx9254]

Why would god give us emotion but then forces us to do away with it knowing it’s a part of being human?

[@rileyx9254]

God also ask us to have discernment but in order to have discernment you have to have a open mind. I believe in god and Jesus 💯 but I question the integrity of the Bible at times thru human hands.

[@kennethken4924]

❤️

[@TheCreepypro]

let us come to terms with who you are and how your will works Lord we have no right to be angry with you with our narrow minds and extremely limited perspectives let us come to terms with how weak we are and learn to depend on you, little children like us have no right to be mad at a God that takes care of us daily let us learn the lessons you want to teach us even if they include suffering

[@hurriyatjoseph1022]

How we know that our names are written in HIS book of life ?

[@valerieminster1626]

Yes, but it is wrong And when you come to your senses asking father GOD for wisdom and revelation, you will understand why its wrong.

[@irenecaissie]

Its not right 😢😢😢

[@lauracde4414]

John Piper doesn’t think that Jesus was angry at God when He said on the Cross “My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?” How does one feel forsaken by someone and not feel angry towards them? I am really surprised by his answer to this question. Seems inconsistent with his other compassionate messages on grief, lament, etc

[@xavierthomas5835]

He doesn't think he was angry because he wasn't. If you will go back to Isaiah and read where Christ is a man of sorrows. He wasn't angry the Father had removed the knowledge of his presence from him, he was sad. He was despairing loudly and mourning and lamenting, but he wasn't angry at God for doing what he had already told him he was going to do to him. Christ is not a sinful man that he should think himself worthy to get angry at the Father for his wisdom. Do you trust that God is wise even when we don't understand the situation? Then and only then can we stand in the face of persecution when we have done noone any evil.

[@xavierthomas5835]

Also to answer your second question, look at Jesus looking at his disciple Peter deny him three times plainly, after having said he loved him. He then comes back from the grave and the only thing he is concerned about is "Peter, do you love me?" He doesn't bring it back up because he knows he is ashamed. He doesn't get angry. He doesn't even say that Peter will no longer be the rock of his Church. He simply gives him what he desired to do in the first place. Love him enough to die for him. Isn't God gracious?

[@xavierthomas5835]

@Danny Dolan You are very gracious brother and I adore the love of Christ in you. I simply believe that people have allowed a deception to inhabit the church. That love ignores the truth and doesn't acknowledge iniquities. Love acknowledges sin and only THEN does it say it doesn't matter. Love overcomes it doesn't ignore. May God bless you and keep you.

[@Docjam23]

so we have to approve of God doing things like being afflicted with Chronic degenerative diseases and refusing to heal it? Just be a masochist? You get disabled, you're unable to work, you find yourself in poverty, you get abysmally lonely because you're not able to just go out and see people unless they come to you (and they often don't). You're just supposed to be like "thank you God for the misery I endure every day amen"? Though Job did not curse God, Job still disapproved of what God was doing to him, and did not understand why.

[@meganwilhelm8522]

I wish I had a better answer, but I want to say I'm so sorry you're in such a painful and lonely place. I'm not sure exactly what God expects of us in those situations; I'm struggling with these questions too. I can say my only advice is to keep struggling with the questions. To not fall silent. To keep asking and weeping and praying for help until God shows his face. I will pray for you right now, too 💛

[@lionofjudahlambofgod9132]

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[@AHymnForToday]

This seems pretty cut and dried. (So to speak.)

[@laurajones878]

God was a potter for Adam and Eve after that it was DNA . So that answer really doesn't fit . Because if you were to say that God was the Potter of all of us then that would mean God gave us illnesses which he didn't DNA did and sin .

[@gailnightowl0423]

So Adam and Eve f'd up so we have to pay for what they did. Jesus died on the cross but we still have to suffer and go through he'll on earth. I just don't get this. I get so angry with and at God because we didn't choose to be here and then so many have it great and without sickness while others suffer. Why did it have to be this way? Why can't we or some have any piece on this earth. WHY????? We ask forgiveness and then we or I continue to be angry and curse at God and my heart.

[@IWillHumbleMyself]

If you feel like reading, read my post I wrote a little while ago. I hope it may help bring you comfort and encouragement. Bless you ✝️💛

[@gailnightowl0423]

@@IWillHumbleMyself Where can I find your post?

[@IWillHumbleMyself]

@@gailnightowl0423 It's in the comment section on this video.

[@HearGodsWord]

2 Corinthians 4:17 might help for some perspective.

[@xavierthomas5835]

I would urge you to repent of this your foolishness. By your own admission you have stated that all the world is suffering, even Christ. So then how can you, like crabs do, grab onto the nearest leg and try to drag Jesus down to act as of your pain is any more than anyone else on planet earth? He will heal the broken in heart and bind up their wounds, he will satiate the weary soul and replenish every sorrowful soul, but he will judge every wicked person and every evil doer will be cast into a lake of fire. Repent and believe the gospel, wherein Christ dies for our sins and saves us from hell for our sakes alone. He will also judge all evil and wipe away every tear and there will be no more death and no more sorrow and no more pain. All of these temporary things will pass away. Jesus loves you.

[@laurajones878]

God is the Potter in figurative language that means a bowl is a heart so yes he can fill your bowl yes he can fill your head but he's not responsible for DNA that's the sin of the world

[@Moon-lm7do]

How can humans ever be holy?

[@Arrasel]

Holy means "chosen" So yes,we are Holy because we are His. Holy doesn't mean sinless perfection. The Biblie doesn't teach we can get there in this life.

[@xavierthomas5835]

​​@@Arrasel Now are ye clean through the word which o have spoke. unto you. Sanctify them in thy truth; thy word is truth. This is the will of God, even your sanctification, and that you abstain from fornication. For it is not His will that ye have any spot or blemish or any such thing as that. These are just 6 examples of where God does in fact teach sinless perfection upon the earth. Do I say that we shall never struggle? No. I say that God has through his Son provided a truly perfect way, wherein we who have come out lf the world and died to sin, DIED, have complete freedom from sin. It is about whether or not we believe it to be possible. For with God nothing is impossible.

[@xavierthomas5835]

Through the blood of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, who taketh away the sins of the world.

[@MrPatdeeee]

"Can I Be Angry with God and Be Holy?" (Sorry for the extremely long "comment". But I do believe it NEEDS to be said) Hmmm kind Sir...for there are 2 problems in the question; that was asked you sometime back... ...and this is the 2 problems: 1. ANY person CAN be "Angry* with Jesus" (who IS the only true God there will ever be). Because Jesus (before creation) chose to give humans only, "FREE-Will". Whereas all other creatures are limited, in all they do. Praise Jesus' Holy Name for doing that. Thus, we have never been "A Puppet on a String"; as all other creations are. Hallelujah! 2. The word "Holy" (has been mistaken since Creation. It has NOTHING to do with deity, etc. Rather: it simply means to be "set apart". IE: Any group can build a "Temple", etc. But the Holy Temple is "set apart" from every other temple. Revelation 20:6 Blessed and holy (the Born Again) is he that hath part in the first resurrection (The "Rapture"): on such the second death (hell) hath no power, but they shall be wit God who IS Jesus, and shall be with him a thousand years. (On earth: but only "one" Day in the Old Heaven! While ALL "non" Born Again's; will stay in their graves UNTIL the "1,000 yrs" is over. Then they will be in the "2nd" resurrection. But NO Rapture! And then: the Born Again and the non Born Again will be judged! The BA goes to the New Heaven and the NBA will be cast into hell.) Thus, in the case of Jesus' "Holy Temple"; it even had another holiness; within the Holy Temple! Where they had a special room; in the Holy Temple; that was set apart from the Holy Temple. And they called it the "Holy of Hollies!". And ONLY "Levite Priests" were allowed; to go into that room. And IF any one, but a Levite Priest, touched any thing on the holy table (called the "Arc of the of the covenant"; they would instantly be slain by Jesus. And that happened one time in the bible, no less. And even Kind David saw it. Wow! Now, Every "Born Again" is Set Apart (in the eyes of Jesus); from every others. Creation to the End of the World! Even though we are not yet "deified". For we are just Set Apart; from all of the rest all over the world. Even though we are with non Born Again's; until the End of the world! Matthew 19:26 But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible. And regardless of what the RCC says: the ONLY "True Saints (billions of them) in Jesus' Kingdom, are the "Born Again's". All the others WILL be cast into Hell on "Judgment Day!". End of Story and I rest me case... ...In any case kind Sir, Please Pray OFTEN and Praise Jesus OFTEN; for He is the ONLY true "God Almighty"; there will ever have been. And may Jesus bless you and yours always. AMEN! * IF any one is ever "Angry with Jesus"; they are "damned" fools. And do NOT give them any mercy. For Jesus (who IS God) is the only Creator. And IF it was not for what Jesus did; NOTHING would have ever happened. And remember; EVERY "tear, pain, sorrow or death" is OUR fault. From birth to death. Believe it or not. Praise Jesus' Holy Name. AMEN!

[@nicholasflamel1134]

Can you be angry at something you have no evidence for the existence of? I guess. I've been mad at She-Hulk all week because that show was supposed to be a comedy, and it isn't funny.

[@nicholasflamel1134]

@AdoptedSonofGod You are 9 months late... No one cares what you think at this point.

[@jennccalderon]

@SheepOfChrist818 same thing came to my attention.

[@rudytrulytruly7467]

A pot cannot be angry with the Potter

[@naits7457]

There is no sexual intercourse in heaven because men and women will not marry or remain married to each other there (Matthew 22:30). Because we do not marry there, it also means we do not have sexual desires there. There is no childbearing or the desire for it in heaven because God will give everyone a name and place better than sons and daughters (Isaiah 56:4-5). Marriage, which is sexual intercourse, is a form of this world that will pass away (1 Corinthians 7:27-31). Earthly marriage is a representation of our union with Jesus in heaven and this will be infinitely better (Ephesians 5:31-33). Hell is forever and your body will be concious and burned with fire and infested with worms for eternity, and there is no sexual intercourse or childbearing there as well (Mark 9:48).

[@theoracle5265]

Your angry with God because you think He should let you do whatever you want and be whatever you want to be and He isn't acting like your errand boy. He actually sees the beginning from the end and instead of trusting Him your throwing a temper tantrum like a little 2 year old.

[@brogadierthethird7790]

Not quite. Some, sure, but my experience, no.

[@theoracle5265]

@@brogadierthethird7790 if it isn't that then you don't trust Him on many levels

[@wardashimon-australia33]

The Gospel: Plain and Simple “But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtilty, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ.” - 2 Corithians 11:3 Ask someone today if they are saved and you will most likely hear responses like these: “I have accepted Jesus into my heart.” Or “I have made him Lord of my life.” “I’ve been baptized.” “I said a prayer.” Sounds all good and churchy don’t it; but it is difficult to de-termine whether or not a person actually knows the gospel that saves them. These use￾less phrases don’t describe a thing about what the gospel is and has left a devastating effect of people not knowing what it is that they are saved from nor how they are saved; which leaves a more serious effect of people ques￾tioning their salvation. Let’s not muddy the simplicity of salva￾tion that is in Christ with vague church sounding phrases that do not communicate anything. But rather present God’s word with clarity and assuredness. So here is the gospel: plain and simple. Sin was passed upon all men by one man Adam, and death is a consequence of this sin (Rom 5:12). Mankind has an eternal destiny of condemnation and wrath - Hell - because of this sin (Rom 6:23). No matter what good works one might do we are still found sinners in the sight of our Creator God. And all un￾righteousness and those who follow get in￾dignation and wrath. We cannot be found righteous for by God’s law we are found sin￾ners (Rom 3:19-20). If we have broken even one law we are found guilty. It is for this reason of not being able to create our own righteousness and being born in a sinful flesh that we need a savior (Titus 3:5). Christ is that Savior, God manifested in the flesh, sinless, died in our place on a cross 2000 years ago. Taking upon him the wrath and judgement that was intended for us sin￾ners. And it is through his bloodshed, burial, and resurrection on our behalf that we are able to have peace with God and forgiveness of our sins (1 Cor 15:1-4, Col 3:14). This good news is unto all but only those that believe in it are made righteous in Christ (Romans 3:22). It is then after we have heard this good news of Christ’s righteousness available to us freely, that we are sealed with the Holy Spirit and we are now part of Christ’s body the church (Eph 1:13) There is nothing that we need to do, no good works that are required, and no bad works that can separate us from our new po￾sition in Christ (Romans 8:35-39). Faith and belief in this information from God’s word is the gospel. The gospel is not accepting Jesus into your heart. The gospel is not making him lord of your life, it is not saying a prayer and it is not being baptized with water. So next time someone asks you if you are saved. Give them the clear assured answer “Yes! And let me tell you why!” Find more free resources at: www.graceambassadors.com