Q&A: Why doesn't God interact visibly today as in Bible times? Mike's answer: miracles were always rare; God interacts spiritually now; the Bible establishes the foundation
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Mike argues that even in biblical times, dramatic divine interventions (like parting the Red Sea, angels appearing) were exceptional and rare — not standard occurrences. Most people throughout biblical history did not personally witness such events. God interacts with believers now in real spiritual ways. John adds that the presence of the completed Bible reduces the need for dramatic new revelations.
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@Robert_S_Morley @ronhenzel @GarOHoff @StanfieldBrent1 @Idolkiller Jesus’ statement in Mat 26:53 highlights that He chose not to ask for divine intervention. This decision demonstrates His complete obedience and submission to the Father's will, parti...
@Robert_S_Morley @ronhenzel @GarOHoff @StanfieldBrent1 @Idolkiller Jesus’ statement in Mat 26:53 highlights that He chose not to ask for divine intervention. This decision demonstrates His complete ob
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1 Samuel 25:2-44
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