WHY did GOD HARDEN the HEART of PHARAOH??

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I admire your editing skills as well as your position in teaching scripture and well thought out interpretation. May he keep you strong in spirit and protect you from evil.

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I've been following your channel since 2019 and i learnt a lot. I used to be that Christian that didn't really care or understood about my faith and my relationship with GOD. And through your videos i started to understand, i started to seek GOD. And GOD starts to open my eyes. Until today i still learn to be HIS follower. I love GOD and i know i will never be a perfect human being. But this video is a warning for me, even though GOD love me, i cannot take it for granted. Even though I have been saved by GOD, as a sinner there's no excuses but to put GOD first in all aspect of my life. Often i compromises my sins because of the believe "i cannot be perfect" but today GOD warns me through this video. Even though I'm a sinner and will never be perfect, i have to pick up my cross. I don't want to harden my heart and i don't want GOD harden my heart. Thank you FATHER IN HEAVEN for your love and your mercy, to reminding me everyday. Thank you Daniel for your ministry, may GOD bless you and your family abundantly. AMEN

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[@KarlyleShook]

You have done a very good job on this topic. God is totally fair; just; and rightous. But the people who question on His actions usually tend to forget one thing. God is Holy and we human beings are not. The redemption of Christ is the total act of Mercy that none deserve. I praise God for not getting what I deserve. Amen.

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God I am going through a lot of hard times .Please save me o god.

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Thank you Sir for this video, I can feel God is working something in my life Sir and your Video helps me Sir, Thank you for letting God use you for his great and wonderful purpose, Godbless Sir🙏🥹❤️

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I am severely mentally ill and deal with spiritual agony daily. Please pray

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Same dude I’ll be praying for you

[@elaynejorge]

Hi @voltagewing1283, remember, Jesus didn't promise us an easy life as his followers, but He did promise He would be with us. I was suffering from addiction to p0rn for almost a decade. I tried to stop on my own multiple times, but only when I came to the end on my own power, I cried out to our merciful God, and confess everything daily, cause He knew what I wanted was to quit. I suddenly one day realised I hadn't any inkling for it and my life has changed. I broke up with my boyfriend who has also become a Christian but our main focus is putting Jesus first. God knows your heart. You may not know it but He does. Confess what you're feeling to Him. He wants to help you but can't if you're not being honest and open with Him and yourself. And don't stop seeking Him. Edit: what helps my mental health is understanding how much God loves me. Even if I don't love myself, He does. I can't forgive myself sometimes, but I have to remind myself that He has forgiven me. It's a process dear friend. But get on your knees, and seek Him with all your heart. It is said in Jer:29:13, You will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. May the peace of Christ be with you.

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Please Lord heal this man and bless him.

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Praying for you. May God be with you.

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I had a close call and rhanks to God i will no longer live in the flesh but come back to my first love and live in the spirit once more. By denying my flesh. Picking jesus over everything. In the beginning of my faith i used to say " this is getting in the way of my faith i will get ris of it today" i will strive to get into that mentality once more i thank God for his great mercy to reveal to me that close call i had with him. Praises to jesus !

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God I choose you.Please help me . I accept Jesus Christ as my lord and Saviour.God protect me and save me.Amen .

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He calls our steps and work it all out for those who love him their good

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The miracle of God is flowing, thanks for sharing your blessings, please help others too ❤❤

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I'm genuinely curious to know how you earn that much monthly

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God has used her to save so many lives including mine, could remember when I started with her back in 2023.

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Thank you very much for this teaching! The Holy Spirit opened my spiritual eyes, to understand that God is in Control and i can not do anything to influence his plans, his timing, his ways etc. All i have to do it TRUST him, cause he is a loving Father, he is powerful, he is omnipotent, he is the Almighty Creator of the Universe, he is souvereign ❤ And his words say "All things work together for good to them that Love God" and he repeats almost in the whole Bible that we should trust him, that he loves us. I suddenly feel free from anxiety about the future, free from Anger etc. cause i know that he is in Controle in every situation in my Life ❤ His Holy Spirit is wonderful. A great Teacher. God bless you ❤

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[@00Phoenixfire]

This makes so much sense because even afterwards the nations were afraid of Israel. Because they knew what the Lord had done to Egypt.

[@Davidddpa]

I been hurt at god for many years. Some parts of my life will never remain the same ever again and that’s fine. More than a couple of times I ripped and destroyed my bible which meant so much to me. Those bibles was with me for a long time. I feel like god doesn’t forgive me and that he turned his face from me for awful things I’ve said in the past that I never meant to say but out of hurt I did. I went through so much in my life and still am till this very day. However, my comment is not to attract attention or for anyone to even reply back to me but keeping me in your prayers means a lot to me. Thanks 🙏🏻 😊 💔

[@jayrmcanally13258765]

I felt this way for a long time brother. And I know how difficult it can be to become free of this mindset. That God is always angry at us, that He despises us and is reluctant to save us. But we must remember that even from the very beginning, God seeks US. From the sin of Adam, God calls to him in Genesis 3:9. God seeks US in love, even though we are lost to sin. Romans 5:8 tells us that Christ died for us while we were yet sinners. Let your past go, brother. The blood of Christ will cover it. And Lord, I pray today that you do a work in your servant's heart, that you help him see the freedom from sin and guilt that you have provided him through Christ Jesus and that he receives that free gift of salvation by your grace alone, in Jesus' name. Amen. Hang in there, brother.

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Forgive yourself, God has already forgiven you. Remember righteousness does not come through your works but because of what Christ did, he died on the cross to redeem us from our sins. Accept His salvation and forgiveness. God ❤ you.

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God bless you just keep the faith 🙏🏽

[@bradscott2283]

The only person God will not forgive is the man who refuses to open/soften his heart towards God. Sin is our nature God is not surprised by anything you've done. Start by realizing you are loved by Christ and that gives you value. You are here on this page so you are searching for answers. Sadly things don't happen on our time God has his own speed. Keep searching, keep praying and I believe you will find peace in God. I have already prayed for you and will again.

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Daniel thank you for the video.have a blessed Sunday and week.and may your wife have a blessed Sunday and week also.and also your crew

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Thank you for your teaches

[@jacktregellas4355]

Thank you, Daniel, and DLM for this message of how Gods love can come first from the hardening of someone's heart to show his power and bring them to believe in him and know his love and promise like his son Jesus did while on this earth. I have a younger brother that lives with me that blames God for his hard life and the loss of his leg, he is also addicted to meth and I have carefully been trying to help him to hear Gods word so he can know that God loves him. I love my misguided brother, and I want Gods word to soften his heart and set him free. I pray that God's grace will help me to open his eyes and heart, but he is very angry and unforgiving.

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God is sovereignty

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God Almighty is Wise.

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Please pray to the Lord to save us, me n my family from the evil one.

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Man has free will it is upto him what he will choose. God made everyones will free.

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Thank you! 🙏🏻

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God, created Time itself

[@island5124]

When God created man, with all His knowledge not limited by time, He knew that man would sin against him and in that case, why did he give man free will if He knew it would cause them to be separated from him because of sin?

[@estherkaruga5520]

Daniel, you have answered a question that has lingered in my mind for a long period of time. "Why would God harden the heart of Pharaoh?" That has never made sense to me until now. Thank you.😊

[@laurahinojosa2973]

Who appointed Jesus to be high priest forever? Psalm 110:4 Jeh ovah has sworn an oath, and he will not change his mind: “You [Jesus] are a priest forever In the manner of Mel·chizʹe·dek!” Hebrews 5:5 So, too, the Christ did not glorify himself by becoming a high priest, but was glorified by the One who said to him: “You are my son; today I have become your father.”

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Jehovah The Most High appointed Jesus the SON of the Most High

[@vinodraj0406]

i like your perspective , god bless

[@ChrisDielemans]

God hardened his heart to show His Wonders

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God blessed you ;)

[@cyberghost4043]

Amen Lord Jesus Christ🥹🙏❤️

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❤correct from God, Brian Guerry 🎉❤ walk with me ❤

[@randyderksen4358]

Thank you again for your insights into what God's reasons were for hardening Pharaoh's heart. It helps me understand that God had to harden his heart from what it was. Which means it wasn't hardened or totally hardened before God changed it. Though people can still choose of their own will to reject God and harden their hearts towards Him or not. God is sovereign and can harden someones's heart if He chooses. This does not mean that that person could not be redeemed within God's provision, for God is just and good.

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I choose to be with Jesus, that is my choice. I believe in God and his creativity for he is my father the creator 🙏. 🙏, I rebuke the life of darkness. Iam ready when you are my lord Jesus 🙏. Amen 🙏...

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Well done Daniel!

[@AprilW23]

Another brilliant video!!! Thank you GOD BLESS YOU!!!❤️❤️❤️✝️✝️✝️🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🕊️🕊️🕊️

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I can't believe you did a video on this, it was troubling me. Also, why would it say that an angel appeared to Moses in the burning bush and on Mount Sinai in Acts, when the Old testament clearly states that it was God?

[@jayrmcanally13258765]

2 And the angel of the Lord appeared unto him in a flame of fire out of the midst of a bush: and he looked, and, behold, the bush burned with fire, and the bush was not consumed. The angel of the Lord, also translated as "messenger" of the Lord is the form the Lord took to speak with Moses. This angel appears in other narratives in Genesis and Judges, for example, and there's no real evidence that this is a supernatural being thats distinct from God, and many scholars believe this may even be a theophany, or a pre-incarnate appearance of God the Son, or Christ, given that John 1:18 tells us that no one has seen the Father. In any case, the "angel" that the passage speaks of should be considered God Himself, as the proceeding verses indicate. I pray that helps you. God bless!

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@jayrmcanally13258765 Thank you Jay. 😊

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For his name to be Gloryfied and praised.Amen,🙏

[@jeremiahwagner808]

GOD wanted to show HIS dominance over the false gods that Egypt worship, every plague had something directly to do with one of the false gods they worshipped... It's a pretty good study, look into all their false gods and the things their false gods was supposed to have power over and THE TRUE GOD wanted to show pharaoh and his servants that their false gods had no power over the very things they believed they had power over but not if the TRUE GOD OF ISRAEL said so

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Amen !

[@laurarahn4400]

AMEN Daniel. Romans 8:28 is one of my favorite verses in the Word of God. His ways are higher then our ways His Thoughts are Higer then our thoughts. I THANK HIM FOR THIS and HIS ENTIRE WORD.!! His Word is truly the Greatest Comfort in this Life.❤ and our Eternal life. ❤

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Hallelujah

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1 Corinthians 1 : 27 But God chose the foolish things in the world to shame the wise. God chose the weak things in the world to shame the strong

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❤ true 🙏🙏🙏

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[@randolphriauka6055]

This was a question I was asked a bit ago and I didn't have a good answer for. Thank you for making this video. Can I also ask your opinion on what the Bible teaches on what I think I observed recently? Recently I noticed that when God removes peoples free will "hardened Pharoh's heart" they are being judged. Like you mentioned, after Pharaoh hardened his heart "chose evil", then God "hardened Pharoh's heart so he wouldn't let the Israelites go" and performed the 10 'judgements' on Egypt. If I remember correctly, each judgement was a judgement of each of the false gods Egypt worshiped, and Pharah was "supposedly" the representative of all these gods. I haven't done an exhaustive study of this thought, but if I go through my memory of scripture I can come up with a few examples. 1) Adam and Eve were judged for eating the fruit God commanded them not to eat of (sin) then they lost their free will to live in and eat from the Garden of Eden (judgement) [Among other judgements] 2) Each time Israel was concurred by another nation they lost, some of their free will 'captivity' since they turned from God. 3) Jonah said "NO" to God about witnessing to Ninevah. He was then swallowed by a great fish and spent three days and nights in its belly. During this time, Jonah prayed and repented. I don't think the story uses the word Judgement, but God took Jonah's free will away for 3 days by putting him in the belly of a fish for disobedience (which sounds like judgement to me) 4) When Cain killed Abel he was judged. God confronted Cain and declared that he would be cursed and driven from the ground, which would no longer yield crops for him. Cain was sentenced to be a restless wanderer on the earth. (he lost his free will to stay in one place and grow food) Jesus said he didn't come to judge but to Save those who were lost. During his 3-year ministry, Jesus only loved us and displayed grace but warned us of a future judgement. Jesus warns us of the future judgement where those who don't accept Him as Saviour will be judged "loose their free will entirely". It seems like there are two purposes for "judgment". Maybe there is a bigger concept here of different kinds of judgement, maybe the word discipline, because it seems that some judgements could lead to repentance (repaired relationship with God) and some lead to eternal separation from God (maybe just judgement at the end of our lives). I think we take for granted some of the Biblical words like Judgement, and assume people know what we are talking about when we say them. When I asked people what it means to judge, I noticed that most people really don't know what it means. There is so much wisdom and freedom in understanding and accepting God's foundational words and concepts. When God gave us free will, I heard He can't just take it back without a good reason. If God's removes free will, we have lost our ability to love Him. Love requires a choice and actions. In this age of robots, robots only follow our instructions and therefore have no ability to love or rebel. God didn't make robots but made humans in His image, with the ability to love Him (free will).

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it's interesting because in Egypt, Israelites perished and got free, after that they crossed the sea (Water/Represents Baptism) and then commands came up. Cross. Jesus.

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Amen 🙏 ✝️🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@wallacesawkmie6430]

I understand Daniel if all the peoples around the world accept God's words ( Jesus) the end times will still takes time but the wickedness of human being and refusing our savior Jesus Christ in our life the end times will soon to be happening

[@Yehohanan67]

The Pharaoh is doomed to destruction because he is so stubborn and God hardened his heart. The same with the sinners who heard God's words and yet they choose to stand against it.

[@Shin真賀田]

This passage is sorely misunderstood by the majority of the people, in the bible, God takes responsibility for allowing things to happen to people, many different times did pharaoh harden his heart( Exodus 9:34, 9:7, 8:32 8:15 KJB ETC ) before god supposedly " forced his will on pharaoh." This is just a gross misreading of the text; because first of all 1 samuel 6:6 confirmed that Pharaoh did it of his own volition. "Wherefore then do ye harden your hearts, as the Egyptians and Pharaoh hardened their hearts? when he had wrought wonderfully among them, did they not let the people go, and they departed?"( 1 samuel 6:6 KJB) So why does the text say that God did it? because he gave pharaoh up to his own devices and took responsibility for it. Here is another example Exodus 12:23 23 For the Lord will pass through to smite the Egyptians; and when he seeth the blood upon the lintel, and on the two side posts, the Lord will pass over the door, and will not suffer the destroyer to come in unto your houses to smite you. In this verse, it says that God will pass through to smite the egyptians, but it says that when the "LORD " passes, he won't suffer the destroyer to come in? We know the destroyer is named in revelation 9:11, "And they had a king over them, which is the angel of the bottomless pit, whose name in the Hebrew tongue is Abaddon, but in the Greek tongue hath his name Apollyon.: This destroyer in exodus is classified as a same type of angel whose name literally means " destroyer." scripture with scripture Final example, it says in 2nd samuel 24:1 " And again the anger of the Lord was kindled against Israel, and he moved David against them to say, Go, number Israel and Judah." So did God force DAVID to Number israel?? Well no actually read the cross reference verse in first chronicles 1 Chronicles 21:1 And Satan stood up against Israel, and provoked David to number Israel. SO satan is the culprit as to why David numbered israel, God simply took responsibility for allowing to happen. Simple fix

[@LakishaRena-p4l]

Yes God took responsibility for allowing it to happen. I felt a release when I read that. He is God He is omnipotent omniscient omnipresent He is Sovereign that is enough.

[@jesussaves4634]

Great video!

[@victorokezie1208]

This is interesting, tackling sensitive issues in the Bible, I trust and believe that God is good but I’m interested in understanding 1 Samuel 16:14 where it doesn’t say “Evil Spirit” but it says “Evil Spirit from the Lord”, that sounds very strange to me because as we know, light has no fellowship with darkness. This is something I’ve struggled with since about 3 years ago, but I believe God is good.

[@НаталіяБ-м6ш]

Spirit of the Lord, Spirit of the Lord... and evil spirit from the Lord - evil spirit which God send to Saul it s not the Spurit of Lord, its ws sent by Lord, Lord allows evil spirit come to Saul

[@monkey39128]

No one who kills all of a nations first borns can be good. If god exists then he is the ultimate sinner.

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@SlightlySober645 Is it? Can't he sin?

[@monkey39128]

@SlightlySober645 But we know that isn't true. Not all of his actions are perfect. He's a flawed as humans are.

[@victorokezie1208]

@@monkey39128 Bro, it's perfectly fine to have doubts, Christianity isn't blind faith, but it's not okay for you to jump to conclusions like that because one day, you'll find out that you were wrong

[@if7060]

So... If a drunk driver kills my child... God allowed it because he gave into his sin... what am I to do? Am I supposed to forgive this drunk driver to show God's glory in and through me? This is tough...

[@marvelcarpenter4483]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤amen 🙏🏼

[@ColinWilliams-u8g]

Because he wanted the people of Israel to show his miracles he can do that geranaton there and to come In today temporary world 🌎 AMEN 🙏

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keep up the great work daniel

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Right👍❤

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[@Algo-t3k]

Martin Luther argued that people can achieve salvation or redemption only through God, and could not choose between good and evil through their own willpower. See his disputation with Erasmus von Rotterdam „Vom unfreien Willen“ Similarly, the other reformers argued.

[@lonniespeights8146]

Do Man Truly Have Freewill Or is God (Yahweh) Truly In Control of All Things? I do believe that God (Yahweh) is absolutely Sovereign over all. His ways are beyond our ways for who knows the mind of God but the Spirit of God. I believe that God's sovereignty and man's freewill are co-exsitent how this works out is beyond our understanding but that we should trust the Lord who is all-wise and all-knowing. Also, in the Bible it says where Jesus tells the people that if they don't repent they will all likewise perish this seems to hint that people do have freewill to repent and believe the gospel (or reject it) but ultimately only if God sovereign grace allows them to. Like I said it's beyond our understanding as man can have freewill without God forcing us to come to salvation. Like I said how God's Sovereignty and man's freewill completely works out is beyond our understanding but that yes like I said earlier I do believe that man do have freewill but not in the absolute sense because if we did then that would mean we would be able to overcome God's Sovereignty and become our own gods but that's not true. While I do believe that man do have freewill but not in the absolute sense only God have freewill in the absolute sense since he is in control over all things and therefore his sovereign control overpowers man's freewill and he decided or predestined every human soul (without human intervention or involvement) to either go to heaven (be saved) or be damned (go to eternal hell).

[@Algo-t3k]

@@lonniespeights8146 I think we need to distinguish between the different groups of people. Even among the believers there are probably the few wise and the at least half foolish virgins. Those chosen for the wedding feast are known from eternity. Her whole life follows a sacred plan. They will be drawn to the right path and safely reach their eternal goal. So thank you our Lord Jesus Christ.

[@markdeduke606]

Yes we can only choose salvation through Christ and what he did on the cross. However we can’t “wake up Monday morning “ and decide we need or want salvation offered by God. We certainly can choose salvation when we realize our need of a Saviour. Only by the work/conviction of the Holy Spirit. ONLY! When we Get to that point then we do exercise the free will they God has given us . To either accept what God has done and offers, or to in the face of God reject what He has done and offers us . !

[@Romans8-9]

​@@markdeduke606Wrong. Humans can't choose God nor can they come to God of their own volition. Rom 3:10-23. John 6:44 God's grace is irresistible to those he chooses for salvation. also in John 6.

[@Algo-t3k]

@@Romans8-9 I think you are right, brother. See you - there.

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[@madelenewhite1576]

What about our prayers for the unsaved family members? How do we pray than?

[@JonathanNkhata-zu8dp]

Your understanding of the bible is surreal😇

[@helenwashington6212]

Amen , I told some people that we are in a season God is going to to teach people not to blasphemy .

[@jomerorobia4140]

like also God did if a man don't believe the truth he revealed through his Son. 2Th 2:11 And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:

[@traceyderbyshire475]

Interesting this Pharoah became the king of Nineveh. So when Jonah gave them 40 days to repent he had already had first hand Fathers power. Nineveh went on to repent. I loved finding this out, it made me see he knows the end from the beginning thus increasing my love and trust in him.

[@MrBlitzardo21]

The time of Jonah was way beyond the time of Moses.

[@Catharine-ic6bm]

God was also showing the Egyptians His power over the gods of Egypt with the plagues. He showed them that their gods had no power over the One True God. Blessed be His name.

[@benjaminmishler5585]

Only the Lord knows the past, present, and future condition of people's hearts. He knows the people who will repent of their sins, turn to Him, and seek His face through His perfect way and timing, and those who will never repent or believe the Gospel no matter how many chances they're given, how much evidence is laid before them, or the miracles/signs they see. The Lord knows who will repent and who will never repent. Pharaoh was one of the people whom God knew would never truly repent of his sins, while the Apostle Paul is an example of a chief among sinners who did repent and was radically transformed by the Holy Spirit for God's glory and countless people's good. I recommend reading or listening to John Bunyan's book "The Life and Death of Mr. Badman" to supplement the topic that Daniel discusses in this video. God bless you and your ministry, Daniel. And God less everyone watching this video. "The Life and Death of Mr. Badman" audiobook link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqDWno2An7h4ldE

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Hi Daniel , please do a video on Secular TV shows

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I have a question if pharaoh did not harden his heart with God still harden his heart for his purpose❓

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Any 1 to help me 😭🙏😭😭🙏

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When considering the Passover, always remember that it is not just about sin but about God’s revelation to mankind that He is the one true God Most High, infinitely greater than all other gods and idols. Exodus 12:12 says, “And thus shall ye eat it; with your loins girded, your shoes on your feet, and your staff in your hand; and ye shall eat it in haste: it is the Lord's passover. 12 For I will pass through the land of Egypt this night, and will smite all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, both man and beast; AND AGAINST ALL THE GODS OF EGYPT I WILL EXECUTE JUDGEMENT: I AM THE LORD.” ☦️🙏🏼😇

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another day Ģlory to God ❤ Hey daniel 👍

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The soles

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Can you please help me 😭😭🙏

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Our lows are actually our highs. Amen

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Cant wait for this teaching...

[@Hope-b2w]

Can you follow up with this question “why did he allow the innocents to die just because of Pharaoh’s disobedience? Why did God have to allow everyone else to die on his account?”

[@Mr.Nightray]

Rewatch the vid, he literally answers it.

[@Hope-b2w]

⁠@@Mr.NightrayHey, thanks for your response! Don’t forget we are all here to learn, and there are no such things as dumb questions. Maybe I missed something after watching the video instead of being rude why don’t you simply take the time to answer the question respectfully as you seem to know the answer instead of responding “rewatch the video”. Let’s learn to be kind and respectful and patient with each other. That kind of behavior is the reason why many don’t want to learn more about Christianity or God. Be the example and represent Jesus well ❤

[@melissarowlett8753]

I also had this question during my first read through of the Bible (someone correct me if I’m wrong I’m still learning myself) but I had a thought pop into my head not long after I had that question and it was “death is not the end.” The death of our flesh/our bodies is not the end all be all. We tend to think that’s the worst thing that can happen to us BECAUSE we havent seen what is beyond it. Our understanding is very limited but God’s understanding is beyond what our minds can fathom. He also knew each one of those people more than we ever could. Were they against Him? Were they faithful to Him? We don’t know. Only God does. If they were truly innocent, God knows that and as sinful and awful as Egypt was at that time, death may have been an act of mercy. As people who truly love God, isn’t it our goal to be with Him? Matthew‬ ‭24‬:‭22‬ ‭ESV “And if those days had not been cut short, no human being would be saved. But for the sake of the elect those days will be cut short.” ‭‬‬ ‭‭James‬ ‭4‬:‭14‬ ‭ESV‬‬ “yet you do not know what tomorrow will bring. What is your life? For you are a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes.”

[@Geowolf05]

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[@markdeduke606]

Now making that comment that “we can’t just make up our own reasons “ scripture is a very clear why and not just in the book of Revelation!

[@Yehohanan67]

As a matter of fact, even the witches and sorcerers hearts were hardened by God to bring them to eternal punishment. They hear the words of Jesus Christ. Repent and turn away from evil because the kingdom is near. And yet they thought that Jesus was only a part of sweet tongue to uplift people and join Christianity. Their hearts were hardened. They are doomed for destruction.

[@Yehohanan67]

The hearts of these witches and sorcerers were hardened by God to bring them to their doom. Just like the Pharaoh in the time of Moses who is doom to destruction.

[@orpheemulemo8053]

Two passages To God the vengeance Bringing the sins of the fathers to the third and fourth generation Pharoah kills about a thousand boys God okay 👌

[@lonniespeights8146]

Do Man Truly Have Freewill Or is God (Yahweh) Truly In Control of All Things? I do believe that God (Yahweh) is absolutely Sovereign over all. His ways are beyond our ways for who knows the mind of God but the Spirit of God. I believe that God's sovereignty and man's freewill are co-exsitent how this works out is beyond our understanding but that we should trust the Lord who is all-wise and all-knowing. Also, in the Bible it says where Jesus tells the people that if they don't repent they will all likewise perish this seems to hint that people do have freewill to repent and believe the gospel (or reject it) but ultimately only if God sovereign grace allows them to. Like I said it's beyond our understanding as man can have freewill without God forcing us to come to salvation. Like I said how God's Sovereignty and man's freewill completely works out is beyond our understanding but that yes like I said earlier I do believe that man do have freewill but not in the absolute sense because if we did then that would mean we would be able to overcome God's Sovereignty and become our own gods but that's not true. While I do believe that man do have freewill but not in the absolute sense only God have freewill in the absolute sense since he is in control over all things and therefore his sovereign control overpowers man's freewill and he decided or predestined every human soul (without human intervention or involvement) to either go to heaven (be saved) or be damned (go to eternal hell).

[@theresabass6066]

Are you saying that God’s sovereign control can overpower our freewill and He can decide who goes to heaven or hell?

[@HatNiujan]

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[@hohuaying]

So predestination nation is true???

[@veganconservative1109]

I am not a believer that the books of the Bible were not somewhat corrupted by Man either willingly or by accident. Man corrupts everything by allowing himself to be used by Satan. Even the ones that seem most faithful to God can and do fall short. I was thinking about the hardening of Pharaoh's effect on me as a child (among other things) as it turned me against Him then. Jehovah brought into my mind that it should not be read that Jehovah took away Pharaoh's free will and that of his priests, but that the IDEA of another God who was higher than their Gods or Pharaoh himself, hardened his mind against Moses's pleas. God doesn't know what people will choose, but he does now every single of a multiple of possibilities what someone may choose. In that way He KNOWS what will happen.

[@TboneWTF]

Have you read Exd 21? it endorses slayvery.

[@vashoncannady3623]

God will showing his glory and miracles to all generations to come as to 40 years of the desert and they building their faith to him, because so that day, so his words to understanding their hearts or ours about redemption plans of Jesus.

[@DareBlock-y7y]

Do you do praying for deliverance or not your area/too busy preaching on KZbin?

[@E4ce7777]

Question..... I do photography and videography (new business) . Is it sinful if I photograph events that are worldly? Like parades, jamming, festivals etc. As a business I am trying to build a profile on many different aspects to build clients and that they can see a broad range of work i can do. Therefore is it sinful if I cover such events for the purpose of building my profile page. It is not my intention of continuing to do that but just to show case what the business can do.

[@AlphaMacho]

I don’t think so. You’re just taking pictures

[@IulianDemirev-oy6yj]

can I ask you one question? When God sees to Moses . Exodus 19:21 KJV [21] And the LORD said unto Moses, Go down, charge the people, lest they break through unto the LORD to gaze, and many of them perish. It's little bit strange when Lord sees about Lord i hope you understand my question thanks. Mi English is not very good God bless you.

[@timhaley3459]

God did NOT "harden the heart of Pharaoh", for Pharaoh's heart was "hard as a rock" from the beginning, with God ALLOWING it to remain that way. God's representative angel told Moses while at Mt Sinai, when he appeared to him in a burning thornbush: "I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.” Then Moses hid his face, because he was afraid to look at the true God (or the representative angel, who is God's chief spokesman, "the Word", John 1:1, 2; see Num 20:14-16, later known as Jesus Christ, see 1 Cor 10:1-4)." "Jehovah (God's name, see Ex 6:3, KJV, or the representative angel who spoke as if he was God) added: “I have certainly seen the affliction of my people who are in Egypt, and I have heard their outcry because of those who force them to work; I well know the pains they suffer." "I will go down to rescue them out of the hand of the Egyptians and to bring them up out of that land to a land good and spacious, a land flowing with milk and honey, the territory of the Caʹnaan·ites, the Hitʹtites, the Amʹor·ites, the Perʹiz·zites, the Hiʹvites, and the Jebʹu·sites." "Now look ! The outcry of the people of Israel has reached me, and I have seen also the harsh way that the Egyptians are oppressing them. Now come, I will send you to Pharʹaoh, and you will bring my people the Israelites out of Egypt.” "(Ex 3:7-10) After the angel tells Moses to go to Pharaoh and to the older men of Israel, he says: "They (the Israelites) will certainly listen to your voice, and you will go, you and the elders of Israel, to the king of Egypt, and you men should say to him: ‘Jehovah the God of the Hebrews has communicated with us.' " "So, please, let us make a three-day journey into the wilderness so that we may sacrifice to Jehovah our God.’ But I myself well know ("well know", Hebrew yada, meaning "to know, to perceive, to recognize") that the king of Egypt will NOT give you permission to go unless a mighty hand compels him. So I will have to stretch out my hand and strike Egypt with all my extraordinary acts that I will do in it, and after that he will send you out."(Ex 3:18-20) At Exodus 5:2, after Moses and Aaron request to leave Egypt to celebrate a festival to Jehovah, Pharaoh arrogantly says: "Who is Jehovah, that I should obey his voice to send Israel away ? I do not know Jehovah at all, and what is more, I will not send Israel away."(Ex 5:2) Even after seeing Jehovah's miraculous works, nine of the ten plagues on Egypt, Pharaoh remains stubborn, so that only with the tenth plague of killing the Egyptian firstborn does he relent, though only momentarily, allowing the Israelites to leave Egypt, but suddenly he "had a change of mind", his "hardened heart" took over him, so that he took his entire army and chased after them (Ex 14:5-7) At Exodus 14:2-4, Jehovah's angel had already told Moses: "Tell the Israelites that they should turn back and encamp before Pi·ha·hiʹroth, between Migʹdol and the sea, within view of Baʹal-zeʹphon. You are to encamp facing it by the sea." "Then Pharʹaoh will say about the Israelites, ‘They are wandering in confusion in the land. The wilderness has closed in on them.’ I will ALLOW Pharʹaoh’s heart to become obstinate ("allow....to become obstinate", Hebrew chazaq, H2388, meaning "to obstinate, to harden"), and he will chase after them, and I will glorify myself by means of Pharʹaoh and all his army; and the Egyptians will certainly know that I am Jehovah.” So that is what they did." So at Exodus 14:8, 9, the account says: "Thus Jehovah ALLOWED the heart of Pharʹaoh king of Egypt to become obstinate (knowing full well that he was incorrigible, unchangeable), and he chased after the Israelites, while the Israelites were going out with confidence. The Egyptians chased after them, and all the chariot horses of Pharʹaoh and his cavalrymen and his army were catching up with them while they were camping by the sea, by Pi·ha·hiʹroth, facing Baʹal-zeʹphon." At Romans 9:14-18, the apostle Paul points out Pharaoh's "hard or obstinate heart", saying: "What are we to say, then ? Is there injustice with God ? Certainly not ! For he says to Moses: “I will show mercy to whomever I will show mercy, and I will show compassion to whomever I will show compassion.”(see Ex 33:19) "So, then, it depends, not on a person’s desire or on his effort, but on God, who has mercy. For the scripture says to Pharʹaoh: “For this very reason I have let you remain ("remain", Greek exegeiro, meaning "to rouse fully, raise up, stir up, incite", letting Pharaoh be "roused fully" or remain in his hard heart attitude): to show my power in connection with you and to have my name declared in all the earth.” "So, then, he has mercy on whomever he wishes, but he lets whomever he wishes ("lets whomever he wishes", Greek thelo, meaning "to be resolved or determined, to desire, to wish") become obstinate (or remain with a stubborn attitude)."

[@dburgessnotburger]

Question: in the first minute, you said we can't rely on our perception, only God's word. Don't we have to use our perception to understand and read the Bible? Question: Don't you think you make God's seem like a megalomaniac when you say he did this for Glory? Thanks.

[@ES24chantal]

Read: And he went up from thence unto Bethel: and as he was going up by the way, there came forth little children out of the city, and mocked him, and said unto him, Go up, thou bald head; go up, thou bald head. And he turned back, and looked on them, and cursed them in the name of the Lord. And there came forth two she bears out of the wood, and tare forty and two children of them. This is the only verse in the Bible, which makes me think. But ok - God is almighty and everything can be redone or repaired. His ways are higher than ours - so I do realize that there is a limit to what we can understand. In fact, we do not need to understand everything. If we think like this, it is just causing confusion. We have one Bible but approximately 45.000 different christian denominations. Sad - we should be united.

[@myjams8752]

Realize this god is the worlds first time traveler, he gave the human race one unique gift he didn’t even give to any other species or entity and that was the gift of choice and free will! His angels didn’t even have that option, and that is why they rebelled and that was way before god decided as it says in genesis 1:26 lets us make man in our image, and our likeness etc.. (read the scripture) God already saw pharaoh had made that choice so it’s another way of saying he gave pharaoh over to that mindset because he saw no matter what he did or tried pharaoh had already made up his mind. I mean damn he sent 12 plagues, the boils, and frogs would have got me! I hear God saying “I can’t make this stuff up”