Assertion: god | /r/HasProperty | immutable
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text: God Is Immutable
text: The weaker sense fits well with the view that God exists in time, since he could be considered immutable yet begin an action, forgive a person, and so on.
text: God is immutable, meaning He is unchanging; this in turn means that God is absolutely reliable and trustworthy (Malachi 3:6; Numbers 23:19; Psalm 102:26, 27).
text: God is immutable and eternal and so is His essence.
text: God must be immutable; there can be no change in Him, either for better or worse, since God is infinite and absolute perfection.
text: If God is immutable, what is meant by such statements found in the Bible that speak of God repenting or changing His mind?
text: Many of these attributes only say what God is not – for example, saying he is immutable is saying that he does not change.
text: It is because the God who promised us eternal life is immutable that we may rest
text: God can never stop being God because He is immutable (Hebrews 13:8) and infinite (Revelation 1:8).
text: There are several logical reasons why God must be immutable, that is, why it is impossible for God to change.
text: God is immutable in a weaker and less problematic sense if it is required only that he does not change in his character and purpose.
text: ” could be the case at one time but not another and God would still be immutable.