Bible Questions Page 77

  • Jim - 1 year ago
    Bible Verse about falling from grace .
  • Tonya N Hunt - 1 year ago
    What is a story in the Bible specifically about pride?
  • Kimberly - 1 year ago
    Meaning of Mark 13:14

    ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION spoken by Daniel the prophet

    Standing where it ought not ??
  • Fred Scanlan on Romans 1 - 1 year ago
    Many times I have read and reread these words of Paul. A man who would have rather killed you as to look at you. A man who had every intention to succeed in the realm of the synaguage, the priesthood, excelling in all those things concerning wisdom and knowledge .

    There are those today, like Saul, think they do Gods service in the things of this world, who like Saul , are even so in the church today!

    Approving those things that would damn the soul into eternal death, even killing you ,while they think they do Gods service!

    Men, who have changed the truth of God into a lie! Who, through the wisdom and knowledge of their own desires have made themselves like unto Gods.

    Paul understands these things better than anyone! He knows why God has chosen Him in the things of God,while condeming yet revealing the truth, to those who would listen!

    Do we need not change His words, so we might have a better understanding?

    These words are as real as they have ever been, the mirror that continues to reveal the truth of man in His natural state of sin!

    How appropiate God has done these things to save man from sin! Hopefully, He will listen?

    Repent and be Baptized
  • Brenni Veit on Exodus 35 - 1 year ago
    WHERE are the actual 10 Commandments? I know I have seen them!

    Brenni Veit
  • Brenni Veit on Exodus 1 - 1 year ago
    Are there really 10 Commandments in the Bible? (I've been asked to prove this.) The rules are: I have to use an "unadulterated," KING JAMES VERSION. I have to find exactly 10.

    This friend says that there are 15 (in Deuteronomy), but "10" do not exist anywhere.

    I have been witnessing to this paper editor for years;

    Anyone know? THX!

    Brenni Veit
  • Mary Anne Kennedy - 1 year ago
    What does "ThyRod and Thy Staff" refer to in Psalms Chapter Twenty Three Verse four refer to specifically?
  • Bert Evans on Psalms 73 - 1 year ago
    Who do You think wrote Hebrews , ?
  • Michael Pfeiffer on Revelation 18 - 1 year ago
    Is this a prophecy for older times and so not much applicable to today? How do I discern from what is past and upcoming future events? God Bless your efforts, just trying to follow his word not believing every spirit that comes before me.
  • Don Meadows - 1 year ago
    Was Ruth's marriage to Boas legal? Moses commanded that no Moabite was ever to come into the assembly of Israel. Therefore, the lineage to David and Jesus highlights disobedience to Mosiac law. Or, did Ruth's vows to Naomi and Boas mean she became an adopted Jew. Of, course, God works in mysterious ways (Rahab, for example) so his son, Jesus, could do these work of redemption for all?
  • D W L - 1 year ago
    Matthew 24 tells us a lot, Read it very often.

    1 - There were present at that season some that told him of the Galilaeans, whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices. 2 - And Jesus answering said unto them, Suppose ye that these Galilaeans were sinners above all the Galilaeans, because they suffered such things? 3 - I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish.

    Merriam-Webster (repent): [verb] to turn from sin and dedicate oneself to the amendment of one's life.
  • Richard cain - 1 year ago
    consider the fig tree where was it; in the beginning it was in the garden of Eden when Adam and Eve believe the lie that Satan told them and they saw that they were NECKED (didn't have a covering far there sins) so they tried to cover there sins with fig leaves. but the fig leaves could not cover there sins. that being said then the fig tree means the people will try to hide their sins. because now is the time for the fig trees to began to blossom...DEACON RICHARD CAIN...i have spoken..believe this? peace...
  • Gaynell Smith on 1 Corinthians 14 - 1 year ago
    I would like to know if woman pastors are living in sin
  • Robert on Ecclesiastes 2 - 1 year ago
    Where will I find reference to usury
  • S Spencer - 1 year ago
    S Spencer

    Is the Gospel necessary? Absolutely!

    However some that feast with us don't think so.

    Passages in Romans 10 shows great importance in preaching it.

    vs 8) But what saith it? The word is nigh thee, even in thy mouth, and in thy heart: that is, the word of faith, WHICH WE PREACH;

    vs 14) How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and HOW SHALL THEY HEAR WITHOUT A PREACHER?

    vs 15) AND HOW SHALL THEY PREACH, EXCEPT THEY BE SENT? as it is written, HOW BEAUTIFUL ARE THE FEET OF THEM THAT PREACH THE GOSPEL OF PEACE, AND BRING GLAD TIDINGS OF GOOD THINGS!

    Jesus said Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. Mark 16:15.

    This same group false theology suggests there's no hell or Satan and everyone goes to heaven so even the word salvation is pointless because there is nothing to be saved from. So the death of Christ doesn't display the love of God.

    John 3:16 would have to be an error!

    The wide gate in Matthew 7:13 doesn't exist.

    There's no consequences to sin, no reward for righteous living by the Spirit.

    Those who denied Christ, Hate God, murderer ect... And those who love God will sit down with judas, Paul, Peter, Putin, Hitler and sit down at the marriage supper. So our preaching is in vain.

    So why do they earnestly stand in our way? They pretend to be beside you when talking about the trinity but when you mention Faith, Believe, ect.. in regards to salvation they come unglued! Why do they bother if whether you believe or not according to them it doesn't matter? That they won't answer.

    They stand in the way when it shouldn't matter to them unless the spirit in them is to deceive!

    And This doctrine "Salvation by works is by that same Spirit. As seen in Galatians 3:1 and many other verses.
  • Darryl Phillips on Exodus 20 - 1 year ago
    Please explain verses 25 and 26
  • Selasi - 1 year ago
    what does spiritual death mean
  • Diego Garcia on Numbers 5 - 1 year ago
    Does Numbers 5:27 support abotion?
  • Pat bridges - 1 year ago
    In the old testament I see "Son" of man, and "son" of man. Particularly in the book of Ezekiel. Often together in the same verse. What does it mean, or to whom is God speaking?
  • Jesse - 1 year ago
    (Part 3)

    Is Jesus Christ God?

    Matthew 1:23 is the fulfillment of Isaiah 7:14 which reads, "Behold, a virgin shall be with child, and shall bring forth a son, and they shall call his name Emmanuel, which being interpreted is, (God with us). How can that be if Jesus is not God? Matthew is presenting to us the fact that the birth of Christ fulfilled prophecy, which is Isaiah 7:14.

    A virgin was conceived by the Holy Spirit. That's what Joseph came to understand. And when Joseph made that last final procedure of adopting Jesus by giving Him His name Jesus, Jesus Christ became the legal heir to the throne of David. That's when it became official. So it didn't come from Joseph. Even some Jews were expecting Messiah to come from a virgin. Very interesting!
  • Jesse - 1 year ago
    (Part 2)

    Is Jesus Christ God?

    In Verse 2, it says Abraham begat Isaac. The word 'begat' means to generate or to produce. Abraham begat Isaac, and Isaac begat Jacob, and that's the cadence that goes through a Jewish genealogy. It's always through the man, not through the woman. So the men don't give birth to other people, they produce. Abraham produced Isaac, Isaac produced Jacob, and so on.

    But down in Verse 16, it says, "And Jacob begat Joseph the husband of Mary, of whom was born Jesus who is called the Christ." Do you see the term "of whom", and "of whom was born?" The Greek text says "Out of whom," and the word whom is feminine, not masculine. So the Jewish person is probably going to say okay, we're going Jacob begot Joseph the husband of Mary, okay we got that, and then you see "of whom" and you would think it was Joseph right?

    No, because the Messiah is not from Joseph. The Messiah is from Mary. So that opens up a question for the Jews which requires an explanation, and we have the explanation in Verses 18 through 25 which is the ancestry of the Christ explained. Notice in Verse 18 it says, now the birth of Jesus Christ was on this wise, or more literally "in this way," because he is explaining that little presentation in Verse 16 "from whom" or "of whom" and it is feminine.

    So the birth of Jesus Christ was in this way, and by the way, the word birth in Verse 18 is the same Greek word genesis which means origin. The origin of Jesus Christ was in this way. Matthew is still not calling it a birth. He is calling it an origin.

    And then we have Matthew 1:21. This is something that the Jews expected the Messiah to do. They expected Him to be the Savior-Messiah. This is the same thing they expected God to be, the Savior-Messiah. And this is who Jesus was.
  • Jesse - 1 year ago
    (Part 1)

    Is Jesus Christ God?

    After reading through a post discussing who Jesus is and seeing that some believe He is a created being by God, some believe He is God, and some just say He is God's Son so He cannot be God Himself, I would just like to share my understanding on who Jesus is. First of all, a lot of the discussion has been centered on John Chapter 1 which I agree shows not only the deity of Jesus, but also shows that He is God manifested in the flesh. But what I would like to use instead is Matthew Chapter 1.

    Matthew Chapter 1 can be broken into two sections, Verses 1 through 17 prove that Jesus Christ literally and legally fulfills the Abrahamic and Davidic covenant for the Jews. And then the second section, Matthew 1:18-25 gives us the ancestry of the Christ. The entire ancestry table is found in Matthew 1:1-17. The second section gives us the ancestry of the Christ explained. In simpler terms, these two sections would be called "The birth of Christ," and "The birth of Christ explained."

    Matthew 1:1 would be the caption or title. It is entitled the ancestry, not the genealogy. The word for genealogy is not used in Verse 1. And there is a reason for that. The word for genealogy in the Greek text is GENEALOGIA. But the word used in Verse 1 is GENESIS, pronounced Gen-ay-sees, with the "G" sound as in Girl. The word "generation" in Verse 1 is the Greek word GENESIS. It is not the word for birth.

    Matthew is purposely avoiding the word for birth. What Matthew is saying here is that this is the scroll of the origin of the Christ. Why is this important? Well, what Matthew is presenting here fits perfectly to what John said in John 1:14 that "The word became flesh and dwelt among us." You see, Jesus was not born. He became flesh. He has always been in existence. This is why Matthew avoids using the word for birth. He is presenting to us the origin of the Christ.
  • Cheryl on 1 Thessalonians 4 - 1 year ago
    When the rapture comes women will no longer give birth because we are now in our immortal body so children will no longer born ?
  • Dave on John 10:36 - 1 year ago
    Do you believe in Predestination? That "we've already been chosen"? I find it hard to follow this path of thought. I mean what if I'm not? This is from John 10:29 NKJV "My father, who has given them to me, is greater than all; and no man is able to snatch them out of my Father's hand."

    However, if you read the KJV you can maybe interpret this differently. "My Father, which gave THEM ME, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father's hand."
  • Brenda J Christian - 1 year ago
    What do you say to someone that states, They have a relationship with Jesus, they do not need to go to church to worship Him? I hear this a lot when talking to my family. I would like verses to be able to discuss this with them.
  • MaryAnn - 1 year ago
    What does the Bible say about interracial marriages
  • Richard cain - 1 year ago
    consider the fig tree where was it; in the beginning it was in the garden of Eden when Adam and Eve believe the lie that Satan told them and they saw that they were NECKED (didn't have a covering far there sins) so they tried to cover there sins with fig leaves. but the fig leaves could not cover there sins. that being said then the fig tree means the people will try to hide their sins. because now is the time for the fig trees to began to blossom...DEACON RICHARD CAIN...i have spoken..believe this? peace...
  • Bruce Malouf - 1 year ago
    "Twenty seven years passed and they forgot their wickedness to Joseph because God gave him dreams with Spiritual signifiance"

    Irene Allen states this in her response 2 years ago to 'Stephen on Genesis 41:26' seven years ago in the comments.

    I made a comment 5 years ago, in which I point to 41 minus 14, which also is 27.

    I then point out that 27 is the same as 3 x 3 x 3.

    If the 'crisis' in the dream which Joseph interprets, can be deemed to reappear, in another form, in the Third Month of the Third Decade of the Third Millenium, then there may well be some truth in what I said 5 years ago, prediciting the 'crisis' of March 2020 well beorehand in 2017 by just looking at the numbers in Gen. Ch 41.

    In fact it could be said now that the whole decade from 2020 - 2029 is unfortunatelly the COVID decade, pherhaps Gen. Ch 2020?
  • TREVOR SMITH - 1 year ago
    Resurrection in the old testaament
  • Cheryl on Revelation 1 - 1 year ago
    Verse 5 Wasn't Lazarus the first to be raise from the dead before Jesus ?


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