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Yes. In Kings he turned back time 10 minutes to let Hezekiah know he would live another 15 years.
Believe what you want.NO!! This is not reversing time. This is simply the manipulation of light or photons.
A shadow is an absence of light in an otherwise lit area. God can simply remove or stop photons from hitting the surface concerned and presto, you have a shadow.
Can God make it like something never happened (an accident, an abusive situation, a natural disaster, an illness, a death, etc.)?
Here is an off-the-wall example, would God ever choose to wipe the memory of a negative event from all those involved so as to heal them of all signs of the trauma (physical, mental, spiritual) and make it like that negative never occurred (even though it did)?
What do you think? I mean, technically God can do anything, but does He ever choose to reverse time or wipe out the memory of a negative event so He doesn't even need to reverse time?
Believe what you want.
It is good you realize “even though it did”, history cannot be changed even if God was the only one to know about it.Can God make it like something never happened (an accident, an abusive situation, a natural disaster, an illness, a death, etc.)?
Here is an off-the-wall example, would God ever choose to wipe the memory of a negative event from all those involved so as to heal them of all signs of the trauma (physical, mental, spiritual) and make it like that negative never occurred (even though it did)?
What do you think? I mean, technically God can do anything, but does He ever choose to reverse time or wipe out the memory of a negative event so He doesn't even need to reverse time?
While God is not constrained to our time line, I don't believe He reverses things (with one exception).Can God make it like something never happened (an accident, an abusive situation, a natural disaster, an illness, a death, etc.)?
Here is an off-the-wall example, would God ever choose to wipe the memory of a negative event from all those involved so as to heal them of all signs of the trauma (physical, mental, spiritual) and make it like that negative never occurred (even though it did)?
What do you think? I mean, technically God can do anything, but does He ever choose to reverse time or wipe out the memory of a negative event so He doesn't even need to reverse time?
Well, in short, I believe that when a believer goes apostate, God will go back in time to make it as if they were never actually one of us.Do tell please?
All that you have said are assumptions on your part according to your natural understanding.Ok I will (like you don't!), but consider this, if God did 'roll' back time then
1) if Hezekiah had stepped outside would he have seen people walking backwards??
2) If someone died somewhere in the world in those 10 minutes, would they have come back to life only to die again?
3) If a baby was born somewhere in the world in those 10 minutes would the baby have gone back inside its mothers womb only to be born again?
4) If someone just finished going to the toilet for a number 2 in those 10 minutes would they have gone back and... well, I'll let you fill in the blanks here
5) Would all of the above also apply to animals?
Seriously dude, God just caused some photons to cease to exist for 10 minutes and created the shadow that way, that is ALL that was necessary.
A shadow is just the absence of light in an otherwise lit area!
we are not some cosmic DVD movie that God can just rewind!!
Do you expect someone to answer this factually?Can God make it like something never happened (an accident, an abusive situation, a natural disaster, an illness, a death, etc.)?
Here is an off-the-wall example, would God ever choose to wipe the memory of a negative event from all those involved so as to heal them of all signs of the trauma (physical, mental, spiritual) and make it like that negative never occurred (even though it did)?
What do you think? I mean, technically God can do anything, but does He ever choose to reverse time or wipe out the memory of a negative event so He doesn't even need to reverse time?
Can God make it like something never happened (an accident, an abusive situation, a natural disaster, an illness, a death, etc.)?
Here is an off-the-wall example, would God ever choose to wipe the memory of a negative event from all those involved so as to heal them of all signs of the trauma (physical, mental, spiritual) and make it like that negative never occurred (even though it did)?
What do you think? I mean, technically God can do anything, but does He ever choose to reverse time or wipe out the memory of a negative event so He doesn't even need to reverse time?
It is good you realize “even though it did”, history cannot be changed even if God was the only one to know about it.
The problem with the idea of redoing something suggests God did not allow or cause the best thing to happen, when He always does what is best?
If it was the best the first time why change it?
Going through tragedies and coming out on the other side should be a growing experience. God will help you get through those experiences and come out stronger, so you can help others through their tragedies. I have grown the fastest and the most under stress of a tragedy and everyone goes through tragedies if they live for any length of time.
Christ healed people but did not take their tragic experience away from them.
Think about stories you have heard from people who have gone through tragedies.
Can God make it like something never happened (an accident, an abusive situation, a natural disaster, an illness, a death, etc.)?
Here is an off-the-wall example, would God ever choose to wipe the memory of a negative event from all those involved so as to heal them of all signs of the trauma (physical, mental, spiritual) and make it like that negative never occurred (even though it did)?
What do you think? I mean, technically God can do anything, but does He ever choose to reverse time or wipe out the memory of a negative event so He doesn't even need to reverse time?
He doesn't reverse events. All events serve his purpose in some way, even the most terrible. One thing all events do is teach. In the New World people will only remember events that are painful memories now as experiences only, without feeling pain attached to the thoughts about them. There will be no more pain attached to memories of our bad experiences we go through now.Can God make it like something never happened (an accident, an abusive situation, a natural disaster, an illness, a death, etc.)?
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Here is an off-the-wall example, would God ever choose to wipe the memory of a negative event from all those involved so as to heal them of all signs of the trauma (physical, mental, spiritual) and make it like that negative never occurred (even though it did)?
What do you think? I mean, technically God can do anything, but does He ever choose to reverse time or wipe out the memory of a negative event so He doesn't even need to reverse time?
He doesn't reverse events. All events serve his purpose in some way, even the most terrible. One thing all events do is teach. In the New World people will only remember events that are painful as experiences only, without feeling pain attached to the thoughts about them. There will be no more pain attached to memories of our bad experiences we go through now.
Do you expect someone to answer this factually?
According to physics we live in the space-time continuum. To say it is a mere measurement denies physics. We move through space and time together. It is the fourth dimension of space.Time isn't a "thing" to be traveled through. Time is just a measurement. Time measures change and duration. It's not something that was even created by God.
Saying God exists "outside" of time is non-sensical, like asking God to draw a square-circle.
Again, time is just a measurement, there's not "inside" or "outside" of time.
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