So Abraham loved the Lord that he gave his only son, so that the Lord was pleased

 

So Abraham loved the Lord that he gave his only son , so that the Lord would be pleased . Confusing and analyzing / Your brother, piercing star ------------------------------------ I don’t know what to say? Didn’t the Lord feel that giving a son was something very great before he announced giving his son ? Didn’t the Lord feel that Abraham had given his son for the Lord’s sake and to please Him years before the Lord gave his son ? Didn’t the just and wise Lord feel that there is good in man? This is the story of Abraham with his son ..... before the missionaries tell us that it is a prophecy and a symbol of the redemption that was accomplished by Christ.... they should think..... that man who has a corrupt nature triumphed over inherited corruption..... yes..... God did not have a corrupt nature when he sacrificed his son after years.... but Abraham preceded him ..... and triumphed over his corrupt nature..... so he sacrificed his only son ..... whom the Lord called in the Old Testament: the only son .... Dear gentlemen, ladies and gents all over the world..... before the Lord said : God so loved the world that he gave his son ..... before he who had no sin said: God so loved the world that he gave his son .... Abraham loved the Lord and obeyed him..... and put the knife to the neck of his precious son ..... in obedience to the Lord.... and leaving the son to be slaughtered by others is not more difficult than a father slaughtering his son with his own hand..... this is Abraham .... the just and wise Lord was about to destroy him because he inherited the corrupt nature from which that sacrifice came!!!!!!!! My God..... My God..... why do they believe that God is just and attribute to Him an unjust thought?????!!!!! Abraham, who had a corrupt nature..... the Lord preceded in sacrificing his son.....!!!! And we in turn ask: Does the Lord know that sacrificing a son is a great thing?! If a man sincerely prepared to sacrifice his son for the sake of the Lord ..... does the Lord not look justly at the fact that one man committed a sin by eating a fruit while he was by nature pure..... while one man committed a great act of righteousness by sacrificing his own son for the sake of



















































The Lord, who is of a corrupt nature?!


What do you think????

Do you see with me the truth of the Lord in the New Testament? Whom they call just, but whose judgments are not wise and unjust? Abraham.... the first to sacrifice his son .... in obedience to the Lord.... and he stopped sacrificing his son also in obedience to the Lord.... Abraham, who despised his son before the Lord despised his son .... !!!!! So what great favor is there in sacrificing his son, as long as Abraham had the first honor of sincerely accepting to sacrifice his son .....? And it is enough for the Lord to see the matter with great wisdom that man still has goodness in him despite the corruption of his nature (although God created man fallible with a sinful nature)..... It is enough for the Lord to know that goodness is in actions and not in forced inheritances.... So if Abraham , Melchizedek, Job, Elijah, Moses, John the Baptist and the Virgin inherited a sinful nature and good deeds still came out of them.... Doesn't the Lord see them as if they were wronged..... and that despite the corruption of their nature they do righteousness and seek goodness for the sake of the Lord .....?! Doesn't the Lord of the New Testament see that sacrificing his son was easy for a man before him despite his corrupt nature and he obeyed while the Lord comes after years, who is sinless, to announce to the world before his son's death that he loved the world by sacrificing his son ? What about Abraham ? Does Abraham need a ram to cook him so that the Lord can smell the scent of satisfaction in return for a man from the descendants of Adam sacrificing something great? The question remains related to the testimony of a wise Lord to look at man with greater justice without forcing him to be incarnated as a man who is bound to receive spitting, slaps and insults so that the Lord can accept righteousness and condemn evil equally and be just from the corrupt nature of man?! This book that no analyst has read with his mind: Thus Abraham loved the Lord until he sacrificed his only son until the Lord was pleased . (The Book of Minds).