Can God Make Mistakes?

Dr. Frank Turek answers a question about God making mistakes before doing things right.

[ecrivezmoi]

I just admire how God using Frank to his finest level of explanation! God is great!

[emmanuelt]

Frank is one of the blessed things happened to modern day christianity

[xin]

i really love Frank man, the Spirit of God is definitely upon him by the way he answers those questions

[xyzabc]

God said to lucifer: "I made you perfect until iniquity was found in you."
its us that commit mistakes cuz we chose to commit it. not God.

[Womenswell]

The human mind cannot fully comprehend God.

[dawsonhorne]

It's sad that he gets so much hate. He's doing what he believes is right and isn't hurting anyone. Frank thumbs up 👍 for not being a coward and disabling comments like most Christians do. Btw I'm an atheist but I like to hear the other side and believes aside you must admit, Frank is a really good person.

[Redoable]

The best answer to this question is given by God, Himself, in Isaiah 55: 8, 9, "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, and your ways are not my ways, " Says the Lord. "For as the heavens are higher than the earth, my thoughts are higher than your thoughts, and my ways higher than yours." One can't expect God to do what one thinks He should do, as if He needed advice. And Solomon, in Ecclesiastics 5:2, warns one to not his heart speak anything hastily before God, because God is in heaven, and we are upon the earth. In short, it is none of our business. And I prefer it that way. Lol.

[issacann]

Excellent teacher and explanation from beother
Well bless you

[coachtimo]

God bless your ministry pastor Frank 🙏

[juanpedro]

God bless you Frank. God has gifted you with knowledge, and you turn many to God with your insight and understanding.

[jackprescott]

I`m a Roman Catholic but i love Frank Turek`s Christian apologetics. I wish we have this some day in my Church.

[rascal]

You are so correct. We have to remember that when the finite encounters the infinite, imperfect the perfect, our ideas are skewed by the fall. When we accept Christ, we begin to see things His way. The fact that we can commune with the Perfect Being at all should give us great pause!

[ArtZoneEspanol]

*My shortest answer would be base on 2 premises. One is, God is love and without love there is no freedom, only conformity. And two is, if He doesn't do it this way, we will never exist by the fact that God is love*

So we only have 2 choices:
1.- God knew it and therefore don't create us?
2.- God knew it and still create us knowing He will provide a way out through Christ?

I would choose the second one. Because God is reminding us that for every action there is a reaction, this is the premise of love which is freewill.

[carlfernandes]

3:27 God loved Moses humble attitude, his humility 🤗

[mehranzulfiqar]

Really blessed to listen you God Bless you and be with you forever

[lennonseow]

Awesome answer, Frank.
God bless you.

[tonymackian]

It was not God who made the mistake. It was humans. Even in the beginning, He told them not to eat of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. They did it anyway. Free will. Later He gives the ten commandments. People disobey. Why is then God to blame? Am I guilty for the mistakes of my children? It is arrogant to blame God for our mistakes. He gave the instructions. He said thou shall or thou shall not.... He never said maybe. His instructions are clear, and those people who wander and blame Him should pull their heads out of their butts and try to think clearly.

[samueljoseph]

What a great answer, Frank. Lol I thought you are gonna think about it for awhile.
God bless you!!

[DonJuan-lgvk]

Frank knows all the answers, he even knows the mind of God, and he's willing to tell them to us! Aren't we blessed!

[Lemons]

I really like the way he answered this question!