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<blockquote data-quote="imwell" data-source="post: 4816399" data-attributes="member: 27245">Careful. Keep yourself humble.This is The Father&#039;s ultimate wisdom, not ours.Just because something &quot;seems&quot; certain to us, still take caution. HE tells that HIS ways are not our ways, HIS thoughts our not our thoughts.The proof is in your own statement, your own words, your own &quot;thoughts&quot; (that are Not HIS).Let&#039;s look at this together............Above, you called it &quot;a little short of blasphemy&quot; that The Father would allow &quot;sin in HIS presence&quot;.And yet......................&nbsp; HE HAS !In Job, ............. &quot; there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the LORD, and Satan also came among them.&quot; [1:6]Yes !&nbsp; Satan!&nbsp; Mr. Sin himself ! In Heaven !!&nbsp; In The Presence of The LORD !!! And then, they actually carried on a conversation: in Heaven!Your conclusion was Bold. It was well thought out. It sounded good. But it was not &quot;right&quot;.This is what I was teaching in my previous post. This is why I spoke of having wisdom and discernment, &quot;&quot;God Certainly &quot;could&quot; allow sin into heaven, But Would HE? Should HE? Is it the &quot;Right&quot; thing to do?&quot;&quot;We have shown ourselves that we do not yet have the wisdom to answer this question so quickly, so easily.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="imwell, post: 4816399, member: 27245"] Careful. Keep yourself humble. This is The Father's ultimate wisdom, not ours. Just because something "seems" certain to us, still take caution. HE tells that HIS ways are not our ways, HIS thoughts our not our thoughts. The proof is in your own statement, your own words, your own "thoughts" (that are Not HIS). Let's look at this together............ Above, you called it "a little short of blasphemy" that The Father would allow "sin in HIS presence". And yet...................... HE HAS ! In Job, ............. " there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the LORD, and Satan also came among them." [1:6] Yes ! Satan! Mr. Sin himself ! In Heaven !! In The Presence of The LORD !!! And then, they actually carried on a conversation: in Heaven! Your conclusion was Bold. It was well thought out. It sounded good. But it was not "right". This is what I was teaching in my previous post. This is why I spoke of having wisdom and discernment, ""God Certainly "could" allow sin into heaven, But Would HE? Should HE? Is it the "Right" thing to do?"" We have shown ourselves that we do not yet have the wisdom to answer this question so quickly, so easily. [/QUOTE]

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