Bible Questions Page 48

  • Renee olson on Revelation 3 - 1 year ago
    What are the 7 Spirits mentioned in Rev 3:1?
  • Sybilr - 1 year ago
    I love that God told Noah exactly how to build the Ark. Even up to the type of wood to use and how many floors and rooms. I love that he told Noah to bring his children and their spouses onto the boat both male and female. Then he said go bring a male and female of every other creature onto the Ark. why do you think he wanted a male and female? Of course so they could reproduce to replenish the earth when the water receeded. God didn't say bring all males or all females on to the Ark. Because he knew it would take both to reproduce and replenish the earth. It tells us in the beginning that God male then female as a help mate. Then because of sin she was to bear children. From then on the earth started to be replenished. It took both male and female to reproduce. If God had not made a female who Adam named Eve do you think we would have been here today? I love Genisis.
  • Barbie Klein on Genesis 20 - 1 year ago
    Wow, I just read and listened to the bible with new eyes and new ears. I know now that the God of love I believe in, is the same God of love in this time of Genesis. I did not live back then. I live now. I saw God's love and caring for man in the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.

    Off topic perhaps, is my wondering about the word "the" I am building a case in my mind that "the" means "true God is Love, not false gods. And it's all okay. It is okay back in the (God love)time of Genesis and it is true now. Another name for God is Love. Another name for God is Life. Life then and Life now. Does this make any sense?
  • Louis Logwood on Psalms 88 - 1 year ago
    I believe the psalmist is speaking about when we are going though ,what I call DRY TIMES with God. There will be days we will question our salvation ,our worship,our crying out to the Lord! In these times the Lord sometime wants to see what we are going to do? Our we going to keep studying the word, worship, keep raising our hands to HEAVEN or just give up ? Remember the book of Job, can we be like Job?Well for me ,I have been though a lot of dry times over 42 years. I almost went back . Family, job situations, marriage. But the song writer said "trouble does not going to last always". When hard times come we go on a fast from the TV,from the pleasures of this world . Do God's work all the time, not sometimes. Look at this ,this way. When we our at work, things don't always go our way, we don't always get off on time,that associate that never agrees with you on this day ,worse than ever, that doesn't stop us from going to work! I said that to say this don't give up on Christ, he made the ultimate sacrifice,giving his Life on the Cross. John 10:10 That we may have Life and that more abundantly, In JESUS Remember True Christians don't give up to the world,we give in to JESUS.I believe in " 2 Corinthians 4:8 We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair ;" 1 Corinthians 10:13

    "There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it." But we must remember this scripture in " James 1:13 Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God: for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempteth he any man: Now let's remember also that God loved us first. I leave you with this study your Bible showed thyself approved. Don't slack in God's work,also don't be caught with your work undone. Have A Blessed New Year with Jesus on your mind All the Time.
  • Richard H Priday on John 1 - 1 year ago
    John 1 verse 5.

    Somewhere I have discussion here on the entire book of John focusing on Predestination. I thought this particular verse needed emphasis. This verse shows how those who are in darkness spiritually can't understand the Spirit and how Christ is distinct from the world in Holiness as well as being its Creator. Therefore; the standard set is according to man's interpretation of a "righteous man or a Prophet" ( Matt. 16:15). Such a question this late in the game really boggles the mind; and it is clear early on with John the Baptist ( John 1:33) that the Spirit revealed to him who Christ was. Keep in mind this was BEFORE any miracles were performed by Christ Himself at the onset of the ministry. Jesus went immediately to the wilderness to be tested of the Devil BEFORE His onset of public outreach. This should reveal to us all those world powers and principalities that rule in high places and how hard the enemy will fight those who are potentially dangerous to his world system ( Eph. 6:12). It is interesting to examine this in light of our salvation experience; it seems rare that people take on a fast immediately after conversion but we see Paul for instance in a forced fast after his blindness ( Acts 9:9) after God struck him down.

    We need to ensure that the light in us isn't darkness ( Luke 11:35). Satan comes as an angel of light ( 2 Cor. 11:14). This is why we are to test ourselves to see if we are in the faith ( 2 Cor. 13:5). Hence the verse of the day ( John 15:16) demonstrates that we are chosen AND ordained to bear fruit. This is slightly different as to Judas Iscariot who was called and chosen but didn't bear good fruit. In God's presence miracles would happen but he was only interested in how it benefited him. This should be a warning to anyone attempting to do good works in their own strength. True fruit only comes from above as the Spirit abides in a man ( John 15:4). We must therefore abide in Him (see Romans 8:16).
  • Richard H Priday on Psalms 74 - 1 year ago
    Psalm 74

    We see the theme here as in much of the Book of Lamentations where God appears to have cast His presence from His people. When we get to chapter 3; verse 31 He promises not to "cast them off forever." Isaiah 26:20 describes God Himself stating that He had turned away for a short time but would return with mercy. Again; the final prophetic application would appear to be in Revelation (or the time of Jacob's trouble in Jeremiah 30:7).

    The "perpetual desolations" in verse 3 of this Psalm remind us of the "Abomination of Desolation" when the Temple is overtaken by Antichrist much as it was with Antiochus Epiphanes earlier in Daniel 9:25-27 and quoted by Christ starting in Matthew 24:15.

    Verse 8 is as far as I know the only passage in scriptures mentioning the word synagogues; here they were being burned up by the enemy; likely prophetic of the Babylonians and of course the end times. Blasphemy as seen in Revelation 13 is mentioned in verse 18. The prophets being seen no more could refer ahead to the intertestamental times or again when there is vision sought in the end times by false prophets who predicted peace; peace when there is no peace ( Jeremiah 6:14).

    Verse 20 implores God to "have respect unto the Covenant" as related; no doubt to the Promised Land. Once again the poor and needy are sought out as those who the Lord will restore; and the Psalm ends with a plea not to forget those enemies and their "tumult". Surely God will come soon; but will there be any faith on the earth when that Day comes? (See Luke 18:8).
  • Shna on Psalms 46 - 1 year ago
    Perhaps -

    when 'cares' of this world burdens; -

    when one determines to -

    "Be still. . .

    then, is when -

    he can

    Know -

    that

    [IAM]

    God' . . .

    which is -; as in vs.(7;The Lord of Hosts is with us,

    the God of Jacob is with us -

    Selah.

    HE; the Great IAM is with us -who/what can come against us! ! !??!!

    Gratefully, this verse chimes into my life more than just occasionally.

    It rings; remind me, O Lord!
  • Carol C. on Proverbs 1 - 1 year ago
    How did Julious Ceasar and King Herod die ?
  • Kburroughs - 1 year ago
    when do we fast
  • Susan Melero on Psalms 49 - 1 year ago
    How we understanding the chapter 49 to me about and how does prayer comes towards you.
  • Johnnie on Matthew 28 - 1 year ago
    Some people believe you must be baptized in the name of Jesus only and others say baptize in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Should we do both or is either alright with God?
  • Richard H Priday on Psalms 72 - 1 year ago
    Psalm 72.

    There is some debate as to whether the authorship should be stated as "of" Solomon or to him.

    The beginning of the Psalm (first four verses) are descriptive of the earth with God's judgments for the people; focusing on the poor and needy; and how it is throughout the earth.

    Verse 5 shows how at least through the Millennium reign the sun and moon endure. Isaiah 60 seems to suggest in verse 20 that it may last forever; whether the need of the sun and moon to see God in heaven is necessary or it doesn't exist in the new earth and heaven is conjecture beyond the scope of this study. ( Rev. 21:23).

    Verse 8 shows His dominion throughout the earth in the Millennium and verse 10 repeats how the wealth of the nations will go to Him when they worship in Jerusalem every year. ( Zech. 14:16; Rev. 21:26; Isaiah 60:3.

    Verse 15 to me is somewhat mysterious that prayer would be made FOR Christ when He returns. Could this mean entreating God for Him to receive greater earthly wealth; or something to that effect?

    Verse 17 once again discusses His name continuing as long as the sun; again it seems that perhaps with a new heaven and earth the sun will last forever too.

    It would seem at the end that David did write this (I should have read that in the beginning).

    At any rate; once again we see future blessings for God's people and the nation of Israel once the fullness of its Covenant promises are realized; and they finally recognize their Messiah.
  • Evangelist Price on Proverbs 5 - 1 year ago
    Where in the BIBLE do you find the word Prophetess? Thank You
  • Mara444 - 1 year ago
    i know the majority of Christians dont believe in angel numbers and think thats it's crazy. and why is that? please explain without being harmful to my belief, in angel numbers.
  • Mara444 - 1 year ago
    would getting a cross tattoo be a sin? or is it just any markings on your body that qualifies as a sin, piercings included?
  • Pam on Esther 1 - 1 year ago
    When it says that Esther told her servant maids and others to fast, did they also pray? What was the custom of the Persian Jews about fasting and prayer?
  • James Dyson on Luke 1 - 1 year ago
    Verse 13: where or when did Zacharias pray for child?
  • EthanDuff - 1 year ago
    How do you know if your getting called to preached? And how do if god is calling you for something?
  • Richard E Cain on 1 Timothy 2 - 1 year ago
    Do you all have a digital electronic hand held bible somethig like a franklin so when i go to bed at night and fall asleep it will shut down?
  • Mblancett - 1 year ago
    where does it read '"your property is covered with the blood of Jesus?
  • Zelika on Matthew 6 - 1 year ago
    What does Matthew chapter 6 verse 34 means?
  • John ray - 1 year ago
    I don't know if how you do this does anybody know about line of Judas it's on YouTube if so would somebody give me a comment on that it's a they talk about Jesus Christ that is miracles and powerful stuff that he does and mention the King James Bible a lot I would appreciate it if somebody could listen to it let me know the input I know the word somewhat a little bit sounds good to me I can really use this information thank you
  • Ethan on 1 Kings 2 - 1 year ago
    How do you get on fire for god? How do you get closer to god?
  • James Bell on Matthew 19:17 - 1 year ago
    I have a serious question. How do we reconcile vs. 29 with the commandment to honor thy mother and father...?

    Jesus restates in Matthew 15:4 the importance of this commandment as well as Paul in Ephesians.
  • Free - 1 year ago
    Hello everyone, I wish you all a very happy and peaceful new year.

    I did some searching here in the early hours Good time, withe the Lord.

    Outside minus 15 degrees and up to several cm of snow is expected. There will be extreme conditions for a while again. In the Northern Hemisphere. The Nordic countries.

    And I read a wonderful text from the 1611 edition, here in the web. In some ways, the wording could be a little easier for me to understand. Don't ask me how that can be possible! And this wonderful prayer I must share with you, those of you who have read it before and those of you who have not yet come this far (smiley sign). Or should I say, gone that far back in time?

    Prayer of Azariah 1 chapter. God bless us all in understanding and revelation. Love u all in Christ.
  • Linda on Genesis 4 - 1 year ago
    Why did God reject Cain's offering? He was a tiller of the ground - he gave the first fruits of what he had. I do not understand why it was turned away. Thank You . . .
  • Sharmine lewis on Proverbs 2 - 1 year ago
    Can you explain proverbs chapters 1&2 please
  • John ray - 1 year ago
    I'll do my best to access Jesus says he's the vine we are the branch if you don't produce fruit he will cut it off and throw it into fire what does it mean about the fruit is that mean walking with him doing what he says saving souls please explain thank you
  • Lolly Fryar on Romans 7 - 1 year ago
    What's the time line when satan was cast down from heaven?
  • Wayne S Clayton st on Psalms 23 - 1 year ago
    Why is female pastor s not condom in the eyes of the lord


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