py3ak Unshaven and anonymous Staff member Nov 18, 2009 #91 Let's bring an end to this one. If this is a burning personal matter for you, please speak with your elders.
Let's bring an end to this one. If this is a burning personal matter for you, please speak with your elders.
M MW Puritanboard Amanuensis Nov 18, 2009 #92 Hebrew Student said: Exactly. To argue that a blessing can never be refused is to argue that we must receive [or give, for that matter] every evil so that God can turn every evil into a blessing, because those blessings cannot be rejected. Such is absurd. Click to expand... This is a very confused statement and fails to distinguish things that differ.
Hebrew Student said: Exactly. To argue that a blessing can never be refused is to argue that we must receive [or give, for that matter] every evil so that God can turn every evil into a blessing, because those blessings cannot be rejected. Such is absurd. Click to expand... This is a very confused statement and fails to distinguish things that differ.
