Stormcrow
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What is God's eternal purpose?
To have fellowship with us for our sake, not His. He redeemed us for that very purpose.
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What is God's eternal purpose?
We are redemed to be a part of a Body. We are dead in Christ in order to be indwelt by Christ. So Christ is to be our life....both from within us and among us.
Even this is not the final purpose. We are to become one Body in order to become an holy habitation for God...forever! The purpose is an eternal love!
Hi Rocky!welcome Larry. glad you shared this.
there seems to be a stifling of gifts and in order for the building up to happen, an acceptance of the truly called into their rightful positions need to be recognized. yet, some feel they are called and are not, and if they are called to preach, they end up doing it all, which doesn't work well either. so it seems to not be the order in which the Bible presents for the building up the Body in unity and love. imo.
peace.
I started reading the Bible this morning and what God had me read spoke to me on many different levels as this is exactly how i feel right now, but it also made me think of this thread, in the building up of the Body into unity, and what is really happening. or maybe i'm thinking too hard again. lolHi Rocky!
You are right on the money.
The title is wrong. It implies that God Himself has a purpose. God does not have a purpose. He is. What He creates, He creates for a purpose. His actions have a purpose. Yet, He is not eternally existent for any purpose. God is not a tool.
The title is wrong. It implies that God Himself has a purpose. God does not have a purpose. He is. What He creates, He creates for a purpose. His actions have a purpose. Yet, He is not eternally existent for any purpose. God is not a tool.
I suggest:
What is the eternal purpose which God the Father accomplished in Christ?
Then follow up with:
What is the purpose of creation?
What is God's eternal intent?
What is the purpose of God revealing himself to His creation?
To what purpose do His Children serve Him?
Etc.
This should not imply that I actually agree with the OP.
Amen...not only that but he is going to reveal himself in all his fullness,in us,his temple.Not that hard folks, God wants to LIVE WITH US...praise the Lord, I got goose bumps just thinking of it! Behold the tabernacle of God is WITH MEN and He will dwell with them and they shall be His people and He shall be their God Rev21:3. The purpose of God was to make man so God could dwell with them forever.
Gods eternal purpose is to make manifest His everlasting glory.
Nice answer jd...this will done by his revealing himself in all his fullness in the churchGods eternal purpose is to make manifest His everlasting glory.
Gods eternal purpose is to make manifest His everlasting glory.
His Glory is revealed in all that He does. In His every act, in His every word and in His eternal character His Glory is revealed.How ?
Did you read the first two posts?How ?