God Doesn't Love Everyone

2 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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Short monologue responding to a viewer question about why God would create people who commit evil. The speaker argues that God made all things, including the wicked, for His purposes (citing scripture about God’s sovereign will and desire), and contends humans are not entitled to fairness or explanations from God. The tone is theologically assertive and unapologetic.

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This is another comment on the video that I did on God doesn't love everyone. And I get it. It creates a visceral response because we think God has to be fair because we are taught fair is a real concept. Well, fair is not a real concept. And the question was, why did God create people if he knew they were going to do evil works? Here's why. The Bible tells us clearly God has made all things for Himself, even the wicked, for the Day of Wrath. Now, you may not like that, I may not like that, but we didn't get a vote. We are not God. We are not equal with God. So therefore, whatever he desires to do, that's what he does. In fact, the Bible also says that. I think it's in Psalm 116. It says, but our God, he is in the heavens, and whatsoever his soul desireth, even that will he do. Why did he do it? Because he's God and He can. And he doesn't owe you, me or anyone else an explanation, but thank you for that question. You go to that video comment, tell me what you think.