What the Bible says about God Changes Not
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Malachi 3:6 If God had changed His purpose, the sons of Jacob would indeed have been consumed. However, because God has a purpose that He has been working out from the very beginning, He looked beyond what these people were doing to destroy and remove themselves from His purpose. God, in a sense, overlooked what they were doing—all the way to the future, to the conclusion of His purpose for them. God says, "I change not." He has never altered His purpose from the beginning. John W. Ritenbaugh The Covenants, Grace, and Law (Part One) Related Topics: Covenant | Covenant Relationship | God's Faithfulness | God's Master Plan | God's Plan | God's Promises | God's Promises to Abraham | God's Purpose | Jacob | Jacob's Trouble | Promises of God | Promises to Abraham | Promises to Israel | Promises to Patriarchs

 

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