Jesus is all knowing all loving and all powerful

Here's what you have to understand. When Adam and Eve bit the apple from the tree of knowledge, that caused sin and death to enter the world. And God decides to limit his power because he's so humble. He limited his power partially to give me and you free will so we're not trapped with him. That's why you have the choice whether you put your faith in Christ or not. So, then again, let's say he saw a kid in danger and had the power to help but doesn't. The reason why it seems like that is because you have to understand, with free will, anyone can do whatever they want. If God made it to where you can't do what you wanted to, it would feel like you were restricted. What type of God that's loving would do that to you? And that's why if he's all powerful and he limited his power, then he's loving enough to give you the free will to make a choice whether you want to be with him or not. He respects your decision whether you want to be with him or not. Your argument is, if he saw a kid in danger and he was all loving, why doesn't he just save the kid? We also have to understand that he allows the suffering to go on, this and that, right?

But here's the other point. If you do unfortunately die from one of these actions that people choose to make or one of these horrifying things that shouldn't happen to you, he promised you eternal life with him in paradise if you put your faith in him. Here's what you have to understand. Tshh. God has his own timing. He has his own understanding of things that we might not understand. And you have to understand God sees your birth and he sees your death, right? So that means your time of death could have been because of that fire. He can't just make you live longer than you were supposed to. So it's not possible for him. It's not reasonable or it's not good to just keep on saving people off of impending death, especially if it was meant to happen. If he sees your birth and your death, it's a canon event that's going to happen. We all die. So if you were meant to die in that fire, Cannon, then you were meant to die in that fire. He's not going to prevent something that was meant to happen.

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