Do we have freewill ? did we have freewill since the beginning ?
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Yes. And we also read Paul showing about gentiles, how it is that even pagans can be saved. Not by becoming Christians the way we perceive, but by means of having thier hearts circumcised, filled with Gods love. And in this way, they ARE Christians already.
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Love is the Key brother , Love is the key
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We continue with freewill and lucifer if he had freewill but continuing on what freewill and here something very importnat if we had freewill.
If the word exist in the world there is the word in hebrew.
“Freedom of Choice;” a fundamental belief of the Jewish Religion. “Bechirah” means “choice;” “Chofshit” means “free.” The concept means that the human being is not forced to choose “good” or “evil,” but is free to choose between them. This is, of course, the most fundamental choice of all, the one which the Bible associates with the choice between “life” and “death,” for which the Bible recommends “Choose Life.” Or, as the Talmud teaches “Everything is in the hands of Heaven except the “fear of Heaven.”
The belief in free will (Hebrew: bechirah chofshit בחירה חפשית, bechirah בחירה) is in jewish thought axiomatic thought , and is closely linked with the concept of reward and punishment, based on the Torah itself: "I [God] have set before you life and death, blessing and curse: therefore choose life" (Deuteronomy 30:19).
Free will is therefore discussed at length in jewish philosophy, firstly as regards God's purpose in creation, and secondly as regards the closely related, resultant, paradox. The topic is also often discussed in connection with negative theology, divine simplicity and divine providence, as well as jewish principals of faith in general.
God does give us a choice limited but we have limited freewill.
Also the word לִבְחוֹר
livkhór is ( To choose )
together with this word
חֵרוּת
( Freedom ) another word.
Freewill did existed and in Deutronomy 30:19 God did give a choice two but still he did. And life is a good choice a great choice. Is their more of freewill in Judaism ? Yes, there is more and more to come. The best is yet to come !
If the word exist in the world there is the word in hebrew.
“Freedom of Choice;” a fundamental belief of the Jewish Religion. “Bechirah” means “choice;” “Chofshit” means “free.” The concept means that the human being is not forced to choose “good” or “evil,” but is free to choose between them. This is, of course, the most fundamental choice of all, the one which the Bible associates with the choice between “life” and “death,” for which the Bible recommends “Choose Life.” Or, as the Talmud teaches “Everything is in the hands of Heaven except the “fear of Heaven.”
The belief in free will (Hebrew: bechirah chofshit בחירה חפשית, bechirah בחירה) is in jewish thought axiomatic thought , and is closely linked with the concept of reward and punishment, based on the Torah itself: "I [God] have set before you life and death, blessing and curse: therefore choose life" (Deuteronomy 30:19).
Free will is therefore discussed at length in jewish philosophy, firstly as regards God's purpose in creation, and secondly as regards the closely related, resultant, paradox. The topic is also often discussed in connection with negative theology, divine simplicity and divine providence, as well as jewish principals of faith in general.
God does give us a choice limited but we have limited freewill.
Also the word לִבְחוֹר
livkhór is ( To choose )
together with this word
חֵרוּת
( Freedom ) another word.
Freewill did existed and in Deutronomy 30:19 God did give a choice two but still he did. And life is a good choice a great choice. Is their more of freewill in Judaism ? Yes, there is more and more to come. The best is yet to come !
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