Romans Weaknesses

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I believe that every human being was created for a purpose. Every human being is created different, everyone has different strengths, different weaknesses, different likes and different dislikes, so I chose the passage from God’s Sovereignty Choice, Romans 9:20-21 which states, “But who are you, a human being, to talk back to God?“ Shall what is formed say to the one who formed it, ‘Why did you make me like this?” “21 Does not the potter have the right to make out of the same lump of clay some pottery for special purposes and some for common use?” God’s ways are higher than any human being, he chose everyone on earth as his greatest creation, so the thought of God is inequitable cannot be amused.
Although we are all created equal, we are not all built for the same reasons. We are all God’s children and are all loved by God, yet even though we may share this similarity amongst others, we are different in every way. We …show more content…

Some fail the task by not applying their knowledge to their learnings, keeping them from surpassing the obstacles that are put before them. I believe that in the passages of Romans 9:20-21, God love each and every one of us, but he places us in the environment based on how strong each and every one of us are. God knows who will be saved, yet he does not give up his people, still some people may feel more blessed than others, causing some to question God’s vision and the love that he has for us, engendering for some to be blinded to the weapon that he has put before us to overcome the challenges that are set in our ways. Whether the weapon is knowledge, love or

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