I read this repeatedly in the Qur'an,
[9:109] Is he, then, who has erected his structure on the fear of Allah and His good pleasure better, or he who erects his structure on the brink of a crumbling bank, so that it crumbles down with him into the Hell-Fire? Allah does not bestow His Guidance on the wrong-doing folk.
In a theological sense, compared, for example, to Jesus saying 'Those who are healthy don't need a physician but the sick do', how does one become guided from sinning to becoming a Muslim? If Allah doesn't guide wrong-doers, how are they led off a path of wrong-doing etc?
Thanks.
[9:109] Is he, then, who has erected his structure on the fear of Allah and His good pleasure better, or he who erects his structure on the brink of a crumbling bank, so that it crumbles down with him into the Hell-Fire? Allah does not bestow His Guidance on the wrong-doing folk.
In a theological sense, compared, for example, to Jesus saying 'Those who are healthy don't need a physician but the sick do', how does one become guided from sinning to becoming a Muslim? If Allah doesn't guide wrong-doers, how are they led off a path of wrong-doing etc?
Thanks.