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Man can't do anything to save his soul. But man can do hundreds of things to bring destruction upon himself like the judgement of God by rejecting God.

Are you saying the Gospel Jesus preached is different than the Gospel of Grace?

I never said God needs man. I said God knows what man is going to do. Your error is not paying attention and why your Biblical explanations don't match Scripture.

Ungodly people are necessary whenever Godly people begin making serious errors. Look at the times God's people were enslaved or under diress because they worshipped idols and forgot their first love.

God is running everything but man can live longer, have more, be blessed abundantly should he choose to live for God. Should man choose to reject God many don't live as long and suffer long illnesses.

And those kings who served God were blessed and given long lives. God knows who will serve Him and He rewards them.

No, it's all 💯% based upon God knowing the end from the beginning before a person is born. God already knows if a person will serve Him or reject Him.

Look at this verse. It would say the same thing even if the person honored God. 2 outcomes possible based upon did the person choose to honor God or choose not to?

Read the verses before and after. Your one single cherry picked doctrine never includes the whole meaning.

God's Will doesn't have to be contingent because man is capable of messing his own life up.

Those verses merely say we need God. It doesn't mean God forces people to live a certain way. And you sure don't understand the Hebrew Language.

I believe that God makes comments based upon His foreknowledge knowing like Pharaoh on his own choosing hardened his heart or that Esau chose to throw away his birthright. I don't believe God hates these people to just hate them. I believe God hates them because He knew what they would do that...

20 The nefesh that sinneth, it shall die. The ben shall not bear the avon of the av, neither shall the av bear the avon of the ben; the tzedakat hatzaddik shall be upon him, and the rishat rashah shall be upon him. 21 But if the rashah will turn from all his chattot that he hath committed, and...

Sinners are sinners and wanting them to repent and choose life means that. Besides I know the Hebrew Tanakh and you only know the English. Big difference in meaning and translation.

Sadly, the Bible doesn't say that and when the Bible speaks about the Potter and the Clay and hardening of hearts we see God explaining Himself like He said Pharaoh first hardened his own heart and that Esau chose to throw away his birthright. So we see that God can do anything He wants but...

But we know those under the Old Covenant were saved by Christ like we are once Jesus died as a sacrifice for sins.

I enjoy this passage of Scripture because it shows us what the sheep must doing that rewards them such a great promise of not being snatched away. The passage begins with... My sheep LISTEN Then it shows... They FOLLOW That shows effort and responsibility by the sheep.

The thing that is interesting is we know for a fact most of the Disciples were fishermen who only dealt with the Jews because Gentiles were scum to them. Most Disciples were from Capernaum and historians prove only could speak Hebrew\Aramaic. I wonder just how many words were not...

Amen! The interesting fact is we know that Jesus claimed to be I AM in John Chapter 8 and I AM is the name of God told to Moses when God\Jesus (before He was known as Jesus) said to Moses I AM the Elohim of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob:... 6 Moreover He said, I am Elohei Avicha, Elohei Avraham...

How God wants sinners to repent doesn't matter the covenant. God still wants them to repent.