Did Sin enter into the world in His Will? or against His Will?

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Originally Posted by BrotherJoseph

Brother Eliyahu,

Sin did not enter into this world in opposition to his will. If it had, the following verse written by Paul would not be true, " him who worketh all things after the counsel of his own will:" (Ephesians 1:11b) God states he works all things, not some things, after his will. God willed that sinners be in existence. Without sin there would be no need for Jesus to enter the world to accomplish God's plan of redemption. Is it sin for God to will that sin come into existence? No because the Bible tells us "Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law. (1 John 3:4), thus Elder Beebe wrote correctly, "God is under no law but that of His own will and pleasure, and therefore He doeth His pleasure in the armies of Heaven and among the inhabitants of earth. He could by no law be held under obligation to leave the affairs of this world or any part of them to be governed by chance, or by the will of men."

Hi Brother Joseph,

I think we have come to the core questions of this issue.

Thank you for bringing this issue so that we may deeply study on this issue.

I am not sure I can fully explain or convince you at this time.

God is under the Law of His Own Will and Holiness, and of His Own Righteousness and Justice, and under the great plan of having many sons of God resembling His Beloved Son Yeshuah.

His own will includes the Will of Expansion of His Realm so that He may have many sons in harmony with Himself and His Son Yeshuah.

Now let’s have look at your post in more detail.

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Originally Posted by BrotherJoseph

Sin did not enter into this world in opposition to his will.

Brother Joseph,
Sin entered against the Will of God!
This is a big difference between your belief and mine
Again, we must realize that there are several things that even the Almighty God cannot do.
If God created the robots and puppets, then He could prevent the sin from coming into the world. But He was creating the sons of God who have the freedom and free will by themselves. If not, He was creating the robots.
We cannot expect God created the sons of God while He didn’t give any freedom but gave the faith by coercion. If the sons of God do not have the free will, then they cannot resemble Yeshuah, the Son of God.

who worketh all things after the counsel of his own will
The Will of God was to create the sons of God like Yeshuah Ha-Maschiach( Jesus Christ), not the robots.

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Originally Posted by BrotherJoseph

Is it sin for God to will that sin come into existence? No because the Bible tells us "Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law. (1 John 3:4), thus Elder Beebe wrote correctly, "God is under no law but that of His own will and pleasure

If God willed the sin come into existence, God is the Author of Sin.
God is under the Law of His own Holiness, Righteousness, His own Justice,
His own Logic and Truth, His own Loving-kindness, His own Mercy and Grace, His own times and schedules. God is restricted by His own Law.
God is not the God of Chaos.
God has the will but the will hates the sins and inequities, and therefore God would not take pleasure in bringing the sins into the world.
If God had brought the sin into the world and asked the people not to commit sins, what a preposterous commandment it would have been?
How could the sin enter in, then?
It is an on-going process of Creation of the sons of God. We must consider the time factor.
Could God create the universe within a week, then create 7 billion sons of God like Yeshuah within next week? NO, though He is the Almighty God.

Brother Joseph,
Nevertheless I respectfully thank you for your contribution on this issue.

Eliyahu