Almighty God is Referred to By Jesus Christ as His Father - He Waits for You in His Love

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Sep 11, 2008 at 19:06

Others have commented in the disparity of one set of comments to another, that in one post one things is said to make something conform to Muslim ideology, to be contradicted in another post to conform to another Muslim influenced thought.

In another post, the logic series indicates that Jesus could not be the prophet of which Moses spoke. And, yet, there has been Muslim acknowledgment that Jesus is a prophet, just not like the Islamic Prophet. On this there is an acknowledgment, Jesus Christ is definitely not like the Islamic Prophet.

So, what separates them, their humanity? ....No. Is it their love of sinful humanity through the mercy of Almighty God? Yes, Jesus is separated from Islam: Romans 5:8, John 3:16-18. How about their mutual desire to win souls to Almighty God through the eternal demonstration of His miraculous powers that can only be demonstrated by Jesus Christ's Deity, and His obedience to the Father's will....Phillipians 2:8-'And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient to death, even the death of the cross.'

In actuality, by saying that it is impossible for Almighty God to have chosen the perfect plan on redemption by believing in Jesus Christ in faith, such declaration of impossibilty comes from the same place in Genesis where the Adversary advanced his rebellion to Eve by saying, did God really say?.

So, are you willing to deny the power of Almighty God in your life, to diminish His power by denying what is already a fact that you try so hard to dismiss? Jesus Christ waits for the moment when you cannot find strength in your own power and must rely on Him, before your mortal time is over, to find the truth. He is just a prayer away, and nothing can diminish His love, let alone His power.

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