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If I am not mistaken, I believe that the people that looked upon the serpent of brass were the nation of Israel (God's people) who had been disobedient, and were being chastened by God, with the snake bites, telling them to look upon the brass serpent for healing.
God's born again people, today, also look to Jesus for healing.
Do you think that "those men that love darkness rather than light" are depicted in 1 Cor 2:14, as the natural man?
God's born again people, today, also look to Jesus for healing.
Do you think that "those men that love darkness rather than light" are depicted in 1 Cor 2:14, as the natural man?
We are sinners in need of a Savior. But if God "created" a people to be evil, then He cannot justly hold them accountable for what He created them to be. And He would have to apologize to satan, because his sin isn't his fault but Gods.