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1. medium.com › @whatbiblesaying › what-does-the-bibleWhat Does The Bible Say About Time Travel? Biblical Time ...

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   Sep 6, 2024 · Travel is a significant theme in the Bible, often associated with divine mission and purpose. Biblical characters frequently undertook journeys for trade, migration, or to fulfill God’s...

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3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 382174957(PDF) Exploring the Concept of Time Travel in the Bible: A ...

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   Jul 11, 2024 · By viewing these stories through the lens of time travel, we gain new insights into the divine nature, the interplay of time and eternity, and the profound mysteries of existence.

4. mickholt.com › 2013/09/16 › the-bible-says-timeThe Bible Says Time Travel Is Possible - Mick Holt

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   Sep 16, 2013 · Jesus had the ability to travel in time, walk on water, cure the uncureable, predict the future, transport himself over distance and time, travel to and from the alternate spiritual reality, etc. Was he unique to the times he came from and why did he say a sacrifice was needed.

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   Sep 6, 2024 · The Bible doesn’t directly address time travel as seen in modern science fiction, but it offers profound insights into the nature of time. Scriptures like Ecclesiastes 3:1 (“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:”) suggest that time is a creation of God, meticulously crafted to order our lives and ...

6. preachitteachit.org › the-theology-of-time-travelThe Theology of Time Travel - Preach It Teach It

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   Aug 15, 2016 · Time travel would imply that God is not in control of events that he has determined will take place. What is God’s decretive will? This is a term theologians use to identify those things of God’s will that will come to pass no matter what.

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   Jan 11, 2016 · Even though I believe we’ll live in time in Heaven, God is certainly capable of bending time and opening doors in time’s fabric for us. Perhaps we’ll be able to travel back and stand alongside angels in the invisible realm, seeing events as they happened on Earth.

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   What does the Bible say about time travel?

   • The Bible does not directly address the idea of time travel, at least not the type of time travel commonly featured in science fiction. Scripture indicates that each person has an appointed time of death ( Hebrews 9:27) and that his days are known by God before they happen ( Jeremiah 1:5; Acts 17:26 ).

   Does the Bible say anything about the possibility of time travel

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   Can time travel thwart God's plan for Jesus?

   • Time travel would imply that the life of Jesus would not be fixed and thus man would have the power to thwart God’s plan for Jesus and for our salvation. To use a popular concept from science fiction, the conception, birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus are “fixed” events in history that cannot be changed.

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   Is time travel necessary to God?

   • God is outside of time and sees all time instantly from his perspective. Time travel is unnecessary to him. It might also be argued that the Apostle John time traveled since he saw the events about which he wrote. I don’t think this is persuasive argument either.

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   Was time travel possible in Revelation?

   • One could argue that John, for example, in the book of Revelation had an opportunity to “time travel” into the future in order to observe the events of the apocalypse. Scripturally, we can’t really say whether time travel is possible or impossible.

   Does the Bible say anything about the possibility of time travel

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   Can time travel change our relationship to God?

   • Since God exists independently of time, human time travel wouldn’t change our relationship to God any more than our learning how to fly, split the atom, or travel into space. In a sense, we all are “time travelers” in that we all travel through time, one hour, one minute, one second at a time. No one goes any more quickly or slowly than that.

   Does the Bible say anything about the possibility of time travel

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   Can time travel change Jesus' birth?

   • In order for Jesus to be born certain events preceding Jesus’ birth had to take place according to God’s eternal plan. Time travel essentially leaves open the possibility that those events can be changed by a traveler just like any other event. But if the past is immutable, so then is the future, as we shall see.

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9. www.gotquestions.org › Bible-time-travelDoes the Bible say anything about the possibility of time travel?

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   Nov 11, 2022 · The Bible does not directly address the idea of time travel, at least not the type of time travel commonly featured in science fiction. Scripture indicates that each person has an appointed time of death (Hebrews 9:27) and that his days are known by God before they happen (Jeremiah 1:5; Acts 17:26). Scripture speaks often of events occurring ...