Romans 8:31


What, then, shall we say in response to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us? ~ Romans 8:31

Sometimes in our speech we use the word “if” in a doubting way. Such as to say, “If she were to do what she planned,” or “If he would stop…”. We are saying here that she may not do what she had planned, and he may not stop whatever activity we hoped he would. It is a big ambiguous question. The “if” used here is not ambiguous. It is certain and assuring. God is with and for his people; we do belong to him and he does approve of us. And, God will help us, and be of great use to us for our advantage. Therefore, who can be against us? Who can actually be against us? All the enemy can do is limited and confined, because all they can do is at the disposal of God. Satan cannot prevail against us. Second, mankind which is servant to Satan’s control cannot prevail in all their attempts against us or the Church, for God is omnipotent! God is not only omnipotent, but he is immutable and eternal. Therefore, those whom God is for are sure to have none against them. The world may have much to say against us and God’s grace, but if God is for us, we can afford to have the world against us. God’s mercy and plan for our salvation will take effect, though the world may not understand it. When we follow what Scriptures say, the reasoning, opinions, learning and wisdom may seem to be against us, but God is more than all.

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