Footprints in the Sand

Originally posted by blakbuzzrd
What part of "He cannot deny himself" seems to lend itself to an equivocal stance on whether or not God can deny himself?

Is there even a single translation where it's translated "he doesn't choose to deny himself?" In every translation I find, the statement is that God does not have the ability to do anything counter to his nature.

It's not choice; it's a limitation of agency.

Counter his nature, no I agree, but his abilities yes which was what
the topics of discussion were at the time. If you were bringing
something new to the table and I missed it, than my bad.
Kelly