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   Did God make a mistake?

   • There was no mistake in the making of things. God still sees His creation that way. Although His children fall short sometimes, God still sees the good. God's grieving is different than human beings, agreeing with @Niobius. The way I see Genesis 6:6, is that God was sad.

   Does Genesis 6:6 mean that God made a mistake?

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   Does God feel that you are mistakes?

   • Definitely not. In the same way, God does not feel that you and I are mistakes!!!! If you take the time, you can find literally hundreds of passages in the Bible in which God expresses his love for us and his satisfaction at those who love him. So, the simple answer is this: No!

   If God regretted making human beings (Genesis 6:6), does this mean that

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   Was God wrong in the Bible?

   • Now, on the surface it appears that God was wrong in both verses, if you simply take the words with no assumptions about what might be implicit in God's intention. Boyd's explanation is that God did not know how the people would in fact act. That is certainly one way to understand the text.

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   Does Dr Boyd deny God Makes Mistakes?

   • Dr. Boyd clearly denies that God makes mistakes. But the question is: does his handling of these texts undermine that denial? Here is the key section. His words are indented and my comments are inserted with footnotes. There are many other ways in which the Bible portrays God as facing an open future 1.

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   Can You Regret a mistake in the Bible?

   • You can do your own study (I am in London, in an airport, so will leave the word studies to you), but the Bible presents God as feeling love, anger, jealousy, compassion, mercy and regret. It is possible to regret the result of one’s actions without feeling that the action was a mistake.

   If God regretted making human beings (Genesis 6:6), does this mean that

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   Did God regret making humans?

   • Posted on January 2, 2019 by Dr. John Oakes wrote in General, Q & A, Theology and Doctrinal Questions. “The Lord regretted that he had made human beings on the earth, and his heart was deeply troubled.” Genesis 6:6 NIV I wanted to know if God regretted making humans, then can we conclude that he made a mistake making humans.

   If God regretted making human beings (Genesis 6:6), does this mean that

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   Jun 10, 2015 · Even if God DID make a mistake, or even "corrected his actions", Genesis 6:6 is certainly not saying this, (another proof text would be needed). At the very most, the text might be implying that God makes "temporary mistakes" - but even this is hard to argue:

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   Jan 2, 2019 · So, the simple answer is this: No! God did not make a mistake when he created us with free will and with the ability to disobey him, but also to choose him and to love him. John Oakes.

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5. lifehopeandtruth.com › god › who-is-godGenesis 6: Does God Make Mistakes? - Life, Hope and Truth

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   Does God make mistakes? No. Looking at the big picture expressed in these verses, we note that God didn’t make a mistake in creating humans. Instead, He was grieving because of the mistakes humans were making. The object of God’s grief was mankind—not some action on His part.

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   Aug 25, 2020 · If God could make mistakes, then there are two possibilities: 1. After years of enduring Israel’s faithlessness, God realized (learned) he would have to come up with an unexpected backup plan to save them. 2. God might not have had to send Jesus, but he was ready with the Savior just in case his people kept sinning. Our Disappointment.

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   Mar 18, 1999 · The statement, "[God] genuinely thought his people would behave differently [than they did]," surely sounds like what we usually mean by a mistake. But Dr. Boyd does not call it a mistake because it was the best judgment God could make, given all the known factors.

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   Oct 24, 2016 · No, he doesn’t repent. And the difference would naturally be that God’s repentance happens in spite of perfect foreknowledge — and that is what it means to be God — while most human repentance happens because we lack foreknowledge. God’s way of repenting is unique to God.

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   Jun 3, 2014 · The Gospels do not record any 'Jesus mistakes.' From that, we could assume he made none. Also, many people assume Jesus couldn't make mistakes because he was God, and God is...