No Sin in Heaven

Jesus said there was no sin in heaven, but then how did Lucifer (the devil) get there? God mustuv known what was going on.

Originally posted by Andrew Kern
Jesus said there was no sin in heaven, but then how did Lucifer (the devil) get there? God mustuv known what was going on.

You mean free will then justice when the sin actually occured?

Well god knew what was gonna happen, but he waited untill it was happening before he took action.
One third of gods angels fell out because of lucifer, the bible says, so I was wondering why God didnt stop it when it started.

Originally posted by Andrew Kern
Jesus said there was no sin in heaven, but then how did Lucifer (the devil) get there? God mustuv known what was going on.

Jesus quote please

Originally posted by Andrew Kern
Well god knew what was gonna happen, but he waited untill it was happening before he took action.
One third of gods angels fell out because of lucifer, the bible says, so I was wondering why God didnt stop it when it started.

Lucifer challenged God.
God could have responded by destroying Lucifer but
it would not have answered the challenge.
If you were challenged to a horse race, you could win by shooting the
other horse but would that prove which horse was the fastest?

Originally posted by roigam
Lucifer challenged God.
God could have responded by destroying Lucifer but
it would not have answered the challenge.
If you were challenged to a horse race, you could win by shooting the
other horse but would that prove which horse was the fastest?

God is faster than Lucifer?

Originally posted by wolfgang59
God is faster than Lucifer?

Definitely. Run circles around Lucifer and his cohorts.
(Ezekiel 38:4) I will turn you around and put hooks in your jaws and bring you out with all your army, horses and horsemen, all of them clothed in splendor, a vast assembly with large shields and bucklers, all of them wielding swords;
(Ezekiel 38:22, 23) I will bring my judgment against him with pestilence and bloodshed; and I will rain down a torrential downpour and hailstones and fire and sulfur on him and on his troops and on the many peoples with him. 23 And I will certainly magnify myself and sanctify myself and make myself known before the eyes of many nations; and they will have to know that I am Jehovah.’

Lucifer will certainly find that his challenge was a big mistake.

Originally posted by roigam
Definitely. Run circles around Lucifer and his cohorts.
(Ezekiel 38:4) I will turn you around and put hooks in your jaws and bring you out with all your army, horses and horsemen, all of them clothed in splendor, a vast assembly with large shields and bucklers, all of them wielding swords;
(Ezekiel 38:22, 23) I will bring my judgment against him with pestil ...[text shortened]... to know that I am Jehovah.’

Lucifer will certainly find that his challenge was a big mistake.

Not a fair competition then?

Originally posted by wolfgang59
Not a fair competition then?

True, the challenger should have had more sense.

After all, Lucifer had spent untold time with Jehovah and
had received a prime assignment.

He is about to lose all that and be out of action for 1000 years.

Originally posted by Andrew Kern
Well god knew what was gonna happen, but he waited untill it was happening before he took action.
One third of gods angels fell out because of lucifer, the bible says, so I was wondering why God didnt stop it when it started.

You want God to condemn someone before they did anything wrong?
You want God to remove choices you'd make if you were so incline from being able to make them?
What are you asking for?

Originally posted by Andrew Kern
Well god knew what was gonna happen, but he waited untill it was happening before he took action.
One third of gods angels fell out because of lucifer, the bible says, so I was wondering why God didnt stop it when it started.

If you were challenged to a horse race by someone saying his horse was better than your horse, what would you prove by shooting his horse?
Jehovah could have wiped out all involved but what would it have proved?
God showed His wisdom by letting the challenge play out.
A look at the world conditions shows that He was right.
Satan is a loser.

Originally posted by roigam
Definitely. Run circles around Lucifer and his cohorts.
(Ezekiel 38:4) I will turn you around and put hooks in your jaws and bring you out with all your army, horses and horsemen, all of them clothed in splendor, a vast assembly with large shields and bucklers, all of them wielding swords;
(Ezekiel 38:22, 23) I will bring my judgment against him with pestil ...[text shortened]... to know that I am Jehovah.’

Lucifer will certainly find that his challenge was a big mistake.

funny that they would choose horses, shields and swords.?!?

Originally posted by roigam
If you were challenged to a horse race by someone saying his horse was better than your horse, what would you prove by shooting his horse?
Jehovah could have wiped out all involved but what would it have proved?
God showed His wisdom by letting the challenge play out.
A look at the world conditions shows that He was right.
Satan is a loser.

"Jehovah could have wiped out all involved but what would it have proved?"

Shame Jehovah didn't apply this logic when it came to the flood.

Originally posted by stellspalfie
"Jehovah could have wiped out all involved but what would it have proved?"

Shame Jehovah didn't apply this logic when it came to the flood.

He had different motivation then but in His mercy He saved Noah and his family.
(Genesis 6:5, 6) Consequently, Jehovah saw that man’s wickedness was great on the earth and that every inclination of the thoughts of his heart was only bad all the time. 6 Jehovah regretted that he had made men on the earth, and his heart was saddened.
(Genesis 6:11, 12) But the earth had become ruined in the sight of the true God, and the earth was filled with violence. 12 Yes, God looked upon the earth, and it was ruined; all flesh had ruined its way on the earth.
Does that sound like today's conditions?

(Genesis 6:8) But Noah found favor in the eyes of Jehovah.

Also, aren't we glad God destroyed the violent ones.
If they continued, we may never have been born.