What’s your line of thinking here? For instance, what sorts of things might make Him repent of having saved us?My quick answer would be absolutely not. His grief at having made man in Gen 6:6was in response to their complete and total wickedness. With the new birth, however, God has overcome that evil. The Christian heart will from time to time stumble and fall, but it is set toward Him and is being ever changed more and more into the image of His Son.
Here’s the thing with me, God saved me KNOWING (we believe) just how good of a Christian I would or wouldn’t be. But He saved me anyway.
I think I can understand the thinking, i.e. saving Paul he furthered his kingdom by leaps and bounds. then he save me, and didn’t gain any ground that i can see.but I am glad he did! Sorta like the little cabin in the corner of glory land that folks disparage. NOT ME! the cabin is all I deserve and would be forever grateful.I know this is hypothetical and I am glad…. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/