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  • SkipVought - In Reply on Isaiah 33:18 - 4 years ago
    Greetings, Sarah, on The Lord's Day.

    "And the LORD said unto Moses, Speak unto Aaron thy brother, that he come not at all times into the holy place within the vail before the mercy seat, which is upon the ark; that he die not: for I will appear in the cloud upon the mercy seat." Lev 16:2.

    Read the whole chapter and you'll see how particular God was with what Aaron was to do, EXACTLY as instructed.

    However, there is no reliable historical account that would support the rope around the ankle story.
  • Kristal Rose Hayden on Psalms 2 - 4 years ago
    I would like to request a prayer for myself if I may please.

    I need to have at this time; Confidence, motivation, encouragement, strength, determination and Independence. let me have no worry's of things that no longer hold me back, I want to be brave and have the ambition the drive to Do what makes me Happy and lets my true self out. my creativity, my imagination, my happiness, i need to be prayed for my happiness to come back and feel embrace that feeling again.

    thank you.
  • Women Against Violence on Genesis 6 - 4 years ago
    Yes, Today there are a lot of Domestic Terrorist Groups in The USA and they have Targeted Religious Groups and Have threatened to Disenfranchise this Population.

    How Can The Church Leadership Help Preserve the Civil Rights of Religious People and Protect them from Domestic Terrorist Predators? There are Currently Cases Of Forced Prostitution on Church Members. They Need to Feel Safe.

    What Can Be Done?
  • Bobby Clements on Matthew 25:34 - 4 years ago
    Which one was found in the Hebrew Torah:

    Saviour or Savior?
  • Tom Brest - In Reply on Psalms 142 - 4 years ago
    Thanks, i was just curious how they (the temple institute)were going to remake them since there isn't much of a description. Someone else said that they thought they would light up somehow in order to get their answer from God
  • Ezekiel - In Reply on Psalms 142 - 4 years ago
    Bible does not tell how they look like or how they are made. They are some sort of two images put on the high priest's breast plate. When he enters into the tabernacle to stand before GOD, he bearing them on his breast plate can inquire GOD about the direction of Israelites such as where to go or what to do, and GOD will answer him. Now it is not clear how HE answers him, certainly not by voice, but maybe through the inspiration of Holy Ghost.
  • Mild Bill - In Reply on Ephesians 2 - 4 years ago
    Marilyn Taplin,

    "Are you saying no one will stand in the remnant?"

    I see your response as a shallow attempt to turn my words into something you believe you can manage. What you ignore is the pointed statement I made about you being self-righteous. What I've said is like using sign language to a blind person, as well as what was said by S Spencer, SkipVought, Rod and maybe countless others in your lifetime, who have tried to point out to you your errors in understanding the Bible. You appear, sadly, to be in the grip of pride.

    Psalms 50:5
  • SkipVought - In Reply on Philippians 2 - 4 years ago
    Greetings, Sheila, on The Lord's Day!

    In these times, there seem to be more and more who question the existence of God and even the historicity of Jesus. Most people haven't given much thought to these things and simply parrot slogans they've hears on youtube.

    1 Peter 3:15. Be ready to give an answer for WHAT you believe WHY you believe it. This takes effort, study, time. There are no easy answers. Simply saying that "the Bible says it, I believe it, that settles it!" is not enough. In Acts, Paul REASONS with people.

    Now you and I are not Paul but we can begin to get equipped. This may seem like a daunting task to most people but it is possible. First pray for wisdom and understanding. Study, study, study. 2 Timothy 2:15. Learn to ask questions of the people who make these false assertions. Greg Koukl is a wonderful, godly apologist who wrote a book named Tactics, 10th Anniversary Edition: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions. Another great apologist is Frank Turek who wrote I Don't Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist.

    The former is a book about how to maneuver in a conversation about Christian beliefs, while the latter book contains apologetic information you might use to defend and give reasons for your convictions.

    There are words that I would stay away from, because most people have been socialized to think of them wrongly. For instance "faith" is often misrepresented as "believing stuff the ain't true." In our society, people believe that there is a difference between faith and actual truth. I use "active trust" or "warranted trust." It's often helpful to use illustrations to clarify these warped views.

    "No God? How do you think this all began?" This might be a question you ask. But they are not open to "In the beginning God created..." You can quote it, but that's not gonna be enough in most cases. Check out the Kalam Cosmological Argument made popular by William Lane Craig.

    There are volumes left unsaid for lack of space and knowledge.
  • Derek - In Reply on Hosea 8:4 - 4 years ago
    thank you for this placee
  • Donna on Galatians 3 - 4 years ago
    Is it true that a woman should not preach in church
  • Brett on Galatians 5 - 4 years ago
    What does it mean to inherit the kingdom of God? John 3:16 gives instructions on how to be saved but Galatians 5 gives different requirements to inherit the kingdom of God. Are they talking about the same salvation or is inheriting the kingdom of God different than salvation?
  • SkipVought - In Reply on 1 Kings 13 - 4 years ago
    Greetings, Cynthia, on the The Lord's Day, the first day of the week, the day of Jesus' Resurrection!

    The Old Testament is filled with accounts that do indeed seem strange to many. It's important to determine the type of writing that you are reading. There are historical accounts, poetry, instructions, census, genealogy etc. This appears to be history. Jeroboam was the first king of Israel after Solomon when the kingdom was split 10 to the north called Israel and 2 to the south called Judah. He was a bad king.

    A prophet of God was sent to Bethel where an altar to false gods had been erected by Jeroboam and you can read the account in 1 Kings 13:1-24. In this account, the prophet tells the king that he was instructed by God to not eat, drink or return by the same route, and he proceeds to do just that.

    However an evil prophet hears about the incident, accosts the prophet of God and persuades him to have dinner with him, by lying to him. 1 Kings 13:18. The prophet of God believed this evil prophet and they had dinner together. Then the evil prophet actually speaks a prophecy from God. 1 Kings 13:21-22. The prophet of God leaves, very likely frightened to death, and just as was prophesied, dies before he reaches home and was buried somewhere other than with his family.

    God expected His prophets to 1) speak His words exactly and 2) do exactly as He commanded them to do. Not to believe and do so is dangerous. It is His prerogative to punish or reward. He does all thing with righteousness and justice. Don't mess with God. Too often we treat God and His Word glibly. We ought to be more sober-minded and God-honoring.

    Hope this helps.
  • Sarah on Isaiah 33:18 - 4 years ago
    I have heard it preached that when the High Priest entered into the Holy of Holies to offer the sacrifice, a rope or cord was tied to his ankle, so he could be removed should he have sin found and the sacrifice not be accepted by GOD. Is this scriptural?

    I have searched but am unable to find the answer.
  • The Holy Ghost on Romans 12 - 4 years ago
    Jesus Christ is come in the flesh (Being witnessed by his own blood in the earth.) Therefore, IT IS SINFUL TO DIE A BODILY DEATH. For this very thing, it is written in the Holy Scriptures, and taught, of God: I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, WHICH IS your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what IS that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God. The last enemy THAT shall be destroyed IS death.
  • Kevin Wolden - In Reply on Philippians 2 - 4 years ago
    Tell them if they right what reward is there, but if ur right Jesus going to welcome you or them into heaven.
  • Kevin Wolden - In Reply on Hosea 8:4 - 4 years ago
    Assembly of God church, or any church preaching the true gospel!!
  • Angela eugene on Acts 10 - 4 years ago
    I love this Bible
  • Morton brizard on Psalms 134 - 4 years ago
    Who is Lilith or Eve
  • Betty Smith on Psalms 2 - 4 years ago
    My son michale cage is a drug addict he has beein in rehabiate but he is back on drugs. i need pray and help for him. i having been praying for me a house i need a house. i am seventy years old. i live in the country part of mississippi. i am a devote christian i pay my tides, although my social security is 800.00 a month. i am grateful for what i have.
  • Charles on Hosea 8:4 - 4 years ago
    Where have all the Churches gone ? As I witness less and less of ungodliness in these current times I realise that in my own awakening that I am searching for a place to gather with others and share the word of God. Where does one turn too at this time ? I happened to visit a local parish church recently and behind the masked presence of the priest whom spoke to me behind the mask of which I couldn't understand I asked myself the question, 'to whom are these people bowing to authority'. Romans 1:21 - 1:24 seems to be the answer, in that the Church has 'changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man'... I am new to the bible brought on through spiritual awakening because of what's I see going on, so where are those who live out the bible showing me how to become wise, how to search for the truth ?
  • Tom Brest on Psalms 142 - 4 years ago
    What exactly is urim and thummin?
  • Sheila cooper on Philippians 2 - 4 years ago
    what do you tell a person who doesn't believe in God. that say there is no Jesus .
  • Freda Flowers on Psalms 2 - 4 years ago
    I need prayer for the following prayer requests:

    1. Need prayer for a New Job working from home doing clerical work now with higher pay, better benefits, off on holidays & weekends

    2. Need prayer for a Large Money Blessing to come to me now. Having severe financial hardship
  • John M Swanson on Luke 23:31 - 4 years ago
    This saying of Jesus is this. He said if they do it in the green tree what shall become of the dry? Jesus is the chief cornerstone. He is of course speaking about persecution. He knew very well what was going to happen in 70 Ad when Titus came and destroyed Jerusalem. The temple was razed and not one stone was upon another. If they persecuted Me, they shall also persecute you. Our world right now in Feb, 2021 is nearing the time when they who hate Jesus and His message will come against those who are His true followers. Jesus is the green tree. He was and is fruitful and is bearing fruit. We as well should be following Him and yes even unto persecution if and when it comes. He told them not to weep for Him but weep for yourselves because a terrible time is coming. Those words are prophetic words and He knew very well He was speaking in terms of the near and distant future. Know this, God knows how to protect His own. He also says He will never leave us or forsake us in times of trouble. We can always count on the truth that Jesus is our true Shephard and He will lead us into green pastures. Heaven. No matter what we face now, the green pastures in Heaven await the faithful. Remain strong in the faith come what may.
  • Mary MORRIS on Psalms 2 - 4 years ago
    please pray for me this week going to three doctors this week because i am vaccine and need to get checked gastro, internist and gyno my stomach has been bothering me and i have had concerns but please lord no cancer or operation please pray for complete health and i may live a long time healthy , also pray for my son to heal he had a cyst removed and it infected , no corona virus please lord
  • David on Psalms 2 - 4 years ago
    please keep Kristie and myself in your prayers, please pray the Lord gives her the strength and courage to face and do what is before her , please pray the walls that separate be removed once and for all , thank you and GOD bless you all
  • Mark Valesano on Luke 7 - 4 years ago
    Simon the Pharisee, thinking to be shrewd, invites Jesus over to his home for a meal. The reasons why people try to manipulate their relationship with God are always rooted in pride. While the invitation appears to be welcoming and genuine. Further reading shows the inner contempt Simon holds toward his Savior. Lack of common courtesies shown guests (washing of feet, the kiss of greeting, and, to a lesser extent, anointing with oil). A subtle sarcasm in his dialogue with Christ (v. 40 and v. 43).

    Perhaps Simon allowed the entry of the woman of sordid reputation to attempt to tarnish or bring reproach upon Jesus' influence in the region. While this is only speculation, the result was not what Simon expected from Him.

    Our thoughts are not our own with Jesus. He knows them before they even enter our minds. Simon had failed to believe Jesus and His deity and authority based on prejudice and willing ignorance. Two aspects that accompany all those who are ultimately damned to hell.

    The woman knew her need and the source to get it met. Without prompting, she knew what she had to do. No one would deny her and shame or embarrassment would not hinder her from completing the task at hand. True faith is always accompanied by obedience throughout the Bible and even so today.

    Ironically, while the woman's name was never recorded for our benefit in His book here, we know she was registered in the Book of Life in the place where she now resides. Her testimony is eternal, as is Simon's folly.
  • Chris - In Reply on John 13 - 4 years ago
    The question is if partaking of Communion, whether "buffet-style" or even a la carte, is found in Scripture.

    As I gather from the Word, the believers met for fellowship & enjoyed a meal together. During that meal, one arose, using that time & the food before them, to remember the death of the Saviour. My Scriptural warrant for this is found in 1 Corinthians 11:20-23, where the Apostle Paul chastised those who came to these gatherings & gorged themselves with the food & drink disregarding the others waiting to eat. By doing so, they also showed disdain for the Lord's Supper, which probably followed their meal, by one giving thanks in remembrance of the Lord's death. So it seems that whenever the believers met, they understood the solemness of the occasion, as their 'love feast' also became an opportunity to remember the Lord.

    Since it would be difficult or impractical to do things in such a manner now, the Church today adopts a faster more manageable method of giving out the elements. Whether or not this is the manner acceptable by the Lord, would be the judgement by the partaker. Personally, I don't care for our practise - I feel we need to at least go some way closer to what was intended by the Lord. The Christian Brethren actually have a loaf of bread (though leavened) passed around, from which people take a chunk & then drink from the same large cup.

    Certainly, the sin of some of the Corinthians wouldn't be replicated now, as there wouldn't be a lot on the plate to satisfy even a little hunger, as the next persons to be served look on critically whether there would be anything left for him.
  • Chris - In Reply on Habakkuk 3 - 4 years ago
    Genesis 4:9, I feel is Cain's rhetorical question to the Lord's question as to where Abel was. As such, no answer was given. Cain's question was an attempt to side-track God's probe as to Abel's whereabouts. He knew that God knew the answer, but still wanted to absolve himself of any knowledge of Abel or wrongdoing against him; somewhat like the suspected criminal doing his best to deny even being anywhere near the scene of the crime. One could possibly get away with lies & deception before the law, but who can convince God of our wrongdoing? But for Cain, the evidence was already before God & the punishment was immediate & he had no further recourse or a second hearing.
  • Chris - In Reply on Ephesians 6:12 - 4 years ago
    That's an interesting perspective, but we still have to deal with Ephesians 6:12, "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood...". And verse 11, speaks about withstanding the Devil, who is certainly not of our flesh. This should tell us immediately that our enemies are not from mankind who are flesh & blood, but to the opposite of "flesh & blood", i.e. those of the spirit world. Of course, the evil found in that world, certainly influences man, both the inconspicuous lowly citizen right up to those in positions of power on Earth, both of whom are certainly 'flesh & blood'.

    Does your understanding of "wrestling not against flesh & blood" hold another meaning to you?


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