IS GOD NOT PARTIAL?
In view of the mighty waves of signs and wonders that God wrought through His generals; some known saints of old and the few present ones, one may ask:
Why do some people find God in a way that others do not? Why did God manifest His presence to some and let others struggles in the half-light of imperfect Christian experience?

MEN OF LIKE PASSION
James 5:17 Elijahs was a man subject to like passions as we are, and he prayed earnestly that it might not rain: and it rained not on the earth by the space of three years and six months.
Acts 14:15 And saying, Sirs, why do ye these things? We also are men of like passions with you…,

The truth unarguably is that, God is not partial in His dealings with man. His will is always the same for all of His children, he has no favourite and He is always ready (perhaps longing) to manifest His divine presence to any longing and willing heart. All He has ever done for any one of His children will he also do for all.

Were they (Generals of old and the few present ones) chosen by chances or choices?

Too great preoccupation will it be if we take our time to analyse the mysteries of election, predestination and the divine sovereignty; for they belong to the deep and mysterious profound of God’s omniscience. Prying into them may make theologians, but it will never make a saint. Hence, the best and safest way to deal with these truths is to raise our eyes to God and in deep reference say “O Lord, Thou Knowest”.

A quick look at the generals of old and the few presents ones; one would see that they are not the same in their race, nationality, education, temperament, habit and personal qualities, yet they all walked each in his days upon a high road of spiritual living. That is to say, their human difference has no significance in the sight of God. Hence, in some vital qualities they must have been alike (be of the same passion).

What is this vital quality?
I wouldn’t mind suggesting that the very vital quality they had in common was Spiritual Receptivity. Something in them was open to heaven, something which urge them God-ward. Without attempting anything like a profound analysis, I shall simply put that; they had spiritual awareness and that they went on cultivating it until it became the biggest thing in their lives. They differ from average Christians because whenever they felt an inward longing, they simply do something about it. They acquire the lifelong habit of spiritual response or sensitivity so to say. They were not disobedient to the heavenly vision. David put it neatly;
“When Thou saidst, seek ye my face; my heart said unto thee, Thy face, Lord will I seek (Psalm 27:”
“Seek first the kingdom of God and it’s righteousness and all other things shall be added unto thee”.

Alongside a high level of spiritual sensitivity is another important fact; "they seek simply and firstly the kingdom of God".

Why many struggles in the half-light of Christian Experience?
I would not but also suggest without any profound theological analysis that; many Christians struggles in the half light of imperfect Christian experience wholly due to the presence of a self-life veil, a heart preoccupied with things and pleasures of the World, a new source of authority apart from the Word, insensitivity to the things and leading of the spirit, un-subjected will. Lastly, another glaring yet mostly unaddressed is diseases called “lukewarm”; a neither cold nor hot attitude; a falling today and rising tomorrow attitude.

Revelation: 3:15 I know thy works, that thou art neither cold nor hot: I would thou wert cold or hot.
16 So then because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spue thee out of my mouth.

Conclusively; many struggles in the half-light of Christian experience because they have not acquire the lifelong habit of spiritual response, they are lukewarm, preoccupied with Things of the World, seek not first the kingdom of God in their dealings etc. Hence, God therefore, cannot be blamed nor considered to be unjust or impartial in His dealings with His sons and daughters. He is not A to one and at the same time become B or C to another; He’s simply the same to everyone.

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God is not mocked

Fammoboy10:
IS GOD NOT PARTIAL? In view of the mighty waves of signs and wonders that God wrought through His generals; some known saints of old and the few present ones, one may ask:
■ Why do some people find God in a way that others do not? Why did God manifest His presence to some and let others struggles in the half-light of imperfect Christian experience?

Those "some people" in Scripture, all had to first submit themselves in complete obedience to God's commandments and statutes for that to happen. It was after they had each attained Holiness, and Righteousness by God's standard that God then proceeded to use them, not before.

2. The God of Israel, His Son Jesus Christ included, is not the God of your religion of Christianity.

Kobojunkie:
Those "some people" in Scripture, all had to first submit themselves in complete obedience to God's commandments and statutes for that to happen. It was after they had each attained Holiness, and Righteousness by God's standard that God then proceeded to use them, not before.

when did saul or is it paul first submit himself, attained Holiness, and Righteousness by God's standard before he was used?

Paul, in his own words, made clear that he did not begin doing work for God immediately after his encounter in Damascus.

13 You have heard about my past life in the Jewish religion. I persecuted the church of God very much. I tried to destroy his people.
14 I was becoming a leader in the Jewish religion. I did better than most other Jews my own age. I tried harder than anyone else to follow the traditions we got from our ancestors.
15 But God had special plans for me even before I was born. So he chose me through his grace.
16 It pleased him to let me see and know his Son so that I could tell the Good News about him to the non-Jewish people. I immediately prepared to do this work without asking for advice or help from anyone.
17 I did not go to Jerusalem to see those who were apostles before I was. But, without waiting, I went away to Arabia. Later, I went back to the city of Damascus.
18 Three years later I went to Jerusalem to meet Peter. I stayed with him 15 days.
19 I met no other apostles—only James, the brother of the Lord.
20 God knows there is nothing untrue in any of this.
21 Later, I went to the areas of Syria and Cilicia.
22 No one in any of Christ’s churches in Judea had ever met me before.
23 They had only heard this about me: “This man was persecuting us. But now he is telling people about the same faith that he once tried to destroy.”
24 These believers praised God because of me. - Galatians 1 vs 15 - 24

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can you quote what book of acts said about this saul or is it paul and his vision, does it align with paul letter?

did paul tell anyone about his vision

Kobojunkie:
Paul, in his own words, made clear that he did not in fact begin doing work for God immediately after his encounter in Damascus.

and now you are changing mouth, are you now saying you dont need to first submit and those other jargons you wrote before this god manifest his presence as the case of saul or is it paul?