People through the ages have many times spurned the opportunity to be saved, there are many examples in the bible of this occurring, one of those is shown in the book of Exodus; after many warning only a few Egyptians accepted the opportunity to leave with the Israelite’s and accept Yahuwah as their Elohim, the majority of Egyptians chose to remain loyal to their pagan deities namely Satan. These verses give reference that can be associated to the Egyptians at Exodus, Job1:12, 2:6, 1Cor 5:5, 1Tim 1:20. In today’s society the majority of earth’s population is very much like the
Egyptians in Exodus where they were given this loving gift but were either to blind to see or chose not to accept it. Some even used the *“play it safe” method. Yahuwah’s protection can only be given to those who accept him as their leader in every aspect of their lives, if he gave his protection freely to those who did not accept his leadership this would be morally wrong as it takes away the opportunity from the individuals to freely choose which deity they wish to serve, thus when the Egyptian army crossed the Red sea they were not protected by Yahuwah for they chose to serve other deities. Yahuwah’s government of love and freedom renders him unable to interfere with humanities choices. After the Pharaoh’s final rebuke towards Yahuwah’s spirit, the Egyptians suffered many disasters and attacks spawned by Satan. Yahuwah always protects those who would come under his care. The end result for those who choose not to accept Yahuwah’s protection will perish at the hands of Satan.
Yahuwah is bound to honor an individuals free choice concerning worship, when the divine presence sadly retreated, Satan closed the red Sea upon the Egyptian army, I have no doubt that our Father Yahuwah wept for the unrepentant Egyptian soldiers who perished that day as he I believe wept at the fall of Jerusalem.(Matt 23:37.)
A true righteous government and civil system would create a theocracy, where Yahuwah would direct the affairs of all true believers in every aspect of their lives; e.g. government, religion, civil,health and interaction with other nations.
The Ten Commandments were given to the true believers as a lawful gift to keep them on the path of righteousness which leads to immortality.
In the Old Testament Yahuwah endeavored to win the hearts of the ancient Hebrews by encouraging them to observe the Ten Commandments, but as people of today do the Hebrews turned away from following the true loving principles of Yahuwah many times worshiping pagan deities and violated all laws given to them by Yahuwah.
When this occurred Yahuwah withdrew his life sustaining and protective presence which resulted in physical and spiritual catastrophe for the Hebrew nation.
Many times did the Hebrew’s after Exodus mirror the character of their oppressors in Egypt. 1 John 3:4, “Sin is the transgression of the law”.

Sin originates from lust – selfishness. The cherished thoughts of lust (or selfishness) then produce sinful actions.
Sin is the opposite of Yahuwah’s character. It is self-serving and is a violation of Yahuwah’s government whether corporately, individually knowingly or individually ignorantly committed.Sin comes in three facets:

Corporate Sin: Romans 5:12-19.

When the Hebrew nation rebelled against Yahuwah righteous government they joined the traitorous satanic opposition.
Also Adam represented the entire human race, all his descendants (that’s all of us)have been “born into” corporate sin.
Because of what Adam did we were all condemned.But until Yahushua intervened it was realized that we cannot be held accountable for 1 person’s actions and thus this is where the pre-arranged salvation comes into effect.

Individual Sin: Romans 6:16.
Every person can become a sinner through their own choices; however without the protection of indwelling Divine Spirit people are powerless to prevent Satan’s temptations.

Personal Sin in Ignorance: Lev 4: 22-23, Acts 17:30.
Is when a person who knows the rules of right and wrong set down by Yahuwah but chooses to sin anyway and has far greater ramifications.

Please publish this testimony of a Muslim Conversion to Christianity