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When God Ask You A Question

When God Ask You A Question

by Daye, Donald
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When ever God, who knows everything ask a human being a question. You have to be suspicious. God doesn't need anyone's opinion. God isn't looking for knowledge or advise. God doesn't ask questions to ascertain information or facts. Please pay close attention as we look through the Bible and see when and why would God ask "lowly man" a question.Romans 11:34 (NLT) For who can know the LORD 's thoughts? Who knows enough to give him advice?

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Pub dateNov 13, 2019
ISBN-101707968209
ISBN-139781707968206
LanguageEnglish
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