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Not God's Will.

Yes, it is wonderful to receive such truth in the context of Divine Foreknowledge, which prevails upon God's Wisdom, His Will, and His Works.

The response of Jesus to the Devil's temptation is in contrast to Eve's, and subsequently Adam's. God used the timespan inbetween these two perversion assertions by Satan to breathe the Old Testament Scriptures into existence for His People, and of course, for Christ to use against the enemy.

Yeah, I remember this bit. tsml

The invention here of a controversy over Christ's willingness to be tempted by Satan is noted but not endorsed.

There's nothing to come to terms with. To date only 1 vote has been cast, presumably by the author of this conflatory thread.

Jesus was led into the wilderness by the Holy Spirit for the express purpose of being tempted by the devil, so that's what He was willing to be subject to. Quote from Albert Barnes Commentary: "When the first Adam was created he was subjected to the temptation of the devil, and he fell and...

Yes, having risen to the sum of the ages.

According to you. Got it. Bad theology though.

So NOT Satan . . .

Nah. Satan is in the abyss while the sea beast and earth beast [false prophet] are in the Lake of Fire.

Satan is a separate entity from the two beasts of Revelation 13.

Classic Burnout. @Azim. Hand in your notice or you will be in dire straights. What started out as genuine Godly ministry has now become fleshly bondage which is moving you away from communion with Christ, the end result of which will be the withering of your faith and spiritual unfruitfulness...

Which church are you talking about? As the Head of His Body, Christ makes sure all the members of His Body respond to His Will. Ephesians 4:15-16 "Rather, speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ, from whom the whole body, joined and held...

Social abrasion refers to the friction that occurs in social interactions, often leading to conflict or tension. It's a concept studied in various fields, including psychology and organizational behavior. Here are a couple of interesting studies related to social abrasion: Creative Abrasion...