Does God change His mind?

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[DruPetty]

God doesn't change his mind. He acts according to His attributes.

[petefish]

God is long suffering, God patience is our chance to get right .

[Gg-rssystG]

Thank you Father God Yahweh ✝️ 🛐 and Dr. Frank Turek. So 🌟

[nathanmoix]

This was very helpful insight. Read this passage in Exodus 32 recently and I had some internal struggle initially rationalizing how it was that God went from being ready to administer his wrath on the Israelites to administering grace once Moses interceded on their behalf. The observant perspective makes this very clear. Praise the Lord

[taylor-bhre]

As a calvinist, I very much appreciate hearing Dr turek say this in his own voice. He is an extremely brilliant Armenian and I got saved listening to his apologetics.

[williamrama]

Thank you Mr. Keep spreading the truth. Bless you.

[festushaggen]

God doesn’t change. The ways He worked in men from the time of the law in Israel and the time of grace after Jesus resurrection has changed how we relate to Him but He’s still the same God.

[toddhefer]

Praise God. God Bless in Jesus Christ Name Amen.

[msparkison]

Dr. Frank, I am so thankful for your work and your willingness to get your work out in front of us. You answer a lot of questions that I've had on my mind.
Thank you.

[benyoung]

My brethren pls bare in mind that God is all knowing and all encompassing. we can't even begin to think within our grasp of what he can do

[donhattery]

Woww, we'll said!
"And ye shall know THE TRUTH, and
THE TRUTH shall make you free."
John 8:32

[newcreationinchrist]

Amen brother Frank! Very well taught 🙂🙏

[josephmccray]

Thank you very much for this video because I was struggling with this passage of scripture and 1 Samuel 28-29 but this gave me an answer.

[specialjay]

Amen. Always Pleased with Trust In Him 👏🏾 That Part. 👌🏾 (Proverbs 3: 5-6)

[Iluvantir]

God never changes his mind. We change our position relative to him. If we're in sin, we are under his judgement. If we repent and trust him, we move from being under his judgement to being under his mercy and grace. We change. He remains the same.

[jeremymiller]

For without faith in Him it is impossible to please Him.

[joseaaronleojeruta]

This is what enemies of the Bible don't understand (Always trying to find errors to discredit God's word). The whys and how's, the Bible was written.
Apostle Paul said, the word of God can only be discerned with and by the Holy Spirit.

[roshan]

Our God is never angry with our sin. He can't behave like a human to react to our sins. But there is a consequence for every action the human takes (whether a good action or a wrong action). It is the Abrahamic perspective of thinking that God gets angry.

[rmyldr]

I turned a phrase for that it's retroactive prayer! And it's biblical because God was already acting before you prayed for it!

[agustingonzalez]

The question is why? Why does he do such things? If he already knew what Adam would say, why did he ask him questions? It wasn't God who needed the answer; Adam needed the answer.