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BIBLE QUESTIONS Page 157

Bible Questions Page 157

  • Gary Hower on 2 Corinthians 6 - 3 years ago
    So, Christians and Jews are unequally yoked. Are Christians and Catholics unequally yoked or does the Christian church permit them to marry?
  • Gary Hower on 2 Corinthians 6 - 3 years ago
    A Christian believes that Jesus Christ was the son of God, and was resurrected. A Jew believes Jesus existed but was does not believe he has the son of God and was resurrected. So, if a Christian forms a loving relationship with a Jew, are they unequally yoked? Or, are the equally yoked because they both believe in God even though they do NOT both believe in Jesus?

    Please help

    Gary
  • Kristen Sampsell - 3 years ago
    Thanks for this free Holy Bible on-line. Thanks for the information about spelling. Does misspelling or spelling have to do with being Catholic?

    Really appreciate the section on how to be a Christian.

    Much love in Christ Jesus,

    k
  • Charles Dwight Huff - 3 years ago
    Why does Jesus tell Mary not to touch him because he has yet to ascend??
  • Eric Lopez on John 2:19 - 3 years ago
    Last 2 verses are great. Relates to thou shall not tempt God as when Jesus told Satan dont you think?
  • Fred Scanlan on Luke 16 - 3 years ago
    Abraham's bosom? Jesus refers to himself in the bosom of the Father? Lazarus is resurrected into the bosom of Abraham. why not Moses or Noah? Is it that these two are their with Abraham already? Perhaps it was because Abraham seed would become the promise of the Son, Jesus ? That even though Lazarus died before the life of Christ, it would be the same seed needed to enter into the life? The seed being the same, hope of Eternal life in and through the promise of the seed, the same seed we now call faith in the risen Christ! This is as the transfiguration into heaven, Lazarus carried into heaven by the Angels! Brought into the tree of life? This picture of the rich man in essence now begging, there is no indication that Lazarus is their experiencing the rich man's place in torment, this is Hell, the separation from life!

    I am rich. I have a home, my health, not begging. Even so ,this parable should stop you, make you think what is important in this life! Is your stuff more important? Are you thinking that because you are not rich that this could not happen to you or me? Eternal separation, how awful this should ever be! That we too ,should cling even more unto Christ, asking for forgiveness in every moment of every day! God forgive me . For Jesus sake!
  • GiGi again on Genesis 26 - 3 years ago
    I think that God was pleased with the pact since Isaac's servants had found water from the new well that very day. Issac named the well Sheba, and the name remains to this day, Beer (well Of) Sheba, and became a major city in the trade routes from Arabia & Egypt to the north and east.

    There is a break in the story for the remainder of the chapter. So, far nothing has been said of Jacob and Esau, now 40 yrs old. But it is apparent that they lived with Isaac and Rebekah. Since it says that Esau took wives from the Hittites, Judith and Basemath. Esau grieved his his parents with these choices. His parents had probably told their sons that they should take wives from the family's kin from Haran or Nahor. Esau didn't want to follow that plan. Maybe he was anxious to marry and leave to begin his own family. Maybe he had more contact with the Hittites than the rest of his family and so, got to know these women. Can we think back to times when we went against our parents advice. expectation, and teachings? I can. I hope I did not cause my parents too much grief as I entered adulthood and made my way in life. Some children are really bent on doing the opposite of what their parents desire for them. Others see their parent's wisdom and stay close to good things of their upbringings. Esau and Jacob had godly parents (not perfect) and these brothers saw how God blessed their family. Esau was not very impressed, it seems. he thought he knew better.
  • Ronald Parlee on Matthew 1 - 3 years ago
    Why can I not get a red letter King James Bible on line ?
  • GiGi again on Genesis 26 - 3 years ago
    ....and each time Isaac moved on to another place. he did not stay and feud with the herdsmen. He didn't shout that God had promised him this land. No, he went to the valley of Gerar and began to new dig wells there. When the herdsmen quarreled about having the rights to the water from these new wells, Isaac named them, (leaving his family's.) and then moved on until he dug a well that was not disputed by the herdsmen at Rehoboth. Rehoboth was halfway between Hebron and Beersheba he stated, "For the lord has made He room for us, and we shall be fruitful in the land. He spoke these words from a place of faith. From there he moved south to Beersheba. The very night Isaac arrived there, God appeared to him again.

    God promised Isaac not to fear (as Isaac had done in Gerar) and that He would be with Isaac. What a comfort to know that the Lord is with His people. Jesus said that He would never leave us nor forsake Us. How wonderful that He not only stands by us in all of our circumstances, but he doesn't stand back and just let things happen to us without helping us. God promised to bless Isaac and multiply Isaac's descendants as he promised to his father. God said He would do this for Abraham's sake. Isaac immediately built an altar there and called upon the name of the Lord and pitched his tent in that place where God had appeared to him. His servants dug a well there. Soon Abimelech came with his officials with an intent to make a covenant with Isaac. Realizing that The Lord was blessing Isaac and allowing him to proper no matter where he went, Abimelech thought it better to propose a covenant of respect for one another and live in peace. Isaac's fist reaction was to accuse Abimelech of hating him by sending him away. Abimelech spoke graciously to Isaac who was reassured by what the king said. They had a feast, arising in the morning safe and sound, and made their oaths to one another. Did the Lord really want Isaac to make such a pact with this king?
  • Kent Bass - 3 years ago
    Yes Regina Taylor, If it weren't for the Lord when my enemies came up against me they would have swallowed me up.
  • GiGi again on Genesis 26 - 3 years ago
    continued...The king realized the connection between the barrenness of the women of the land and the exposure of Rebekah to be taken sexually by any of the men in the area. So, he charged his people to leave Isaac and Rebekah alone under threat of death if anyone tries to harm them. And so they did. The next section says that Isaac sowed a crop in the land and had a extremely large harvest, 100-fold. It does not say which property he sowed in. Was it one that he had purchased? Nor does it say which crop he sowed, but it was prosperous because God blessed him with abundance that was noticeable to those who lived around him. He had large flocks, and herds, and a large number of servants. Those who lived around him saw is prosperity and were envious that he was being more prosperous than they, the original inhabitants of the land were. They did not praise God that Isaac was being blessed. Instead, they went and filled up all of the wells Abraham had his servants' dig in the area, which provided water for agriculture, for the livestock, and for household needs. Water was vital and the land could not be used for family and farming needs without it. To solve the problem, Abimelech told Isaac to move away. Isaac tried a few places to settle in and farm, digging the wells out again. He called by the same names as his father had, establishing their family's influence and presence in the land. It says that Isaac also dug wells in the Gerar valley, between the city of Gerar near Gaza and Beer-Sheba and northward towards Hebron. It seemed that the herdsmen of the area followed Isaac, quarrelling with Isaac's servant about ownership of the water from the newly dug wells. isaac named the new wells and moved on instead of feuding with the herdsmen. They did not want Isaac to prosper and/or get a foothold on the land they thought was there due to residing there for some time. They were against God's promise, whether knowingly or unknowingly. This happened several times......
  • Stanley Smith - 3 years ago
    What dies it mean when Esau's sons are described as 'dukes' ?
  • Gina on Revelation 14 - 3 years ago
    Is Saturday the Sabbath Day?
  • Stanley - 3 years ago
    Where can I get an accurate and true interpretation of the Book of Isaiah?

    Thank You
  • Kent Bass - 3 years ago
    Yes Sis-in-Christ Vee we have to press forward even when it gets tough Yahweh is always there. Praise Jesus. I do thank you for your testimony of courage.
  • Arlene Hensley on 1 Kings 11 - 3 years ago
    Was Rehoboam the first King of Judah ? I am a young Christian and I am not sure
  • Jessie hill - 3 years ago
    How do people that are saved still fall victim of defeat to suicide?
  • Don - 3 years ago
    In the Book of Daniel who were the parents of Daniel?
  • Stanley Turner on Genesis 1 - 3 years ago
    The point of Genesis is that God created everything. But then the Bible tries to explain what everything is, which is challenging. Day and night, what about dawn and dusk? Land and water, what about coral reefs? And the exceptions are many. So what? My question is "should Christians look to the fact that God created everything, or should we nitpick the Bible for legalistic reasons?" Thanks for your answer. Stan
  • Free - 3 years ago
    Hi all people who have wisdom and understanding.

    Yeserday i heard a speaker about olive trees and how a wild one is working. Is it soo in the real world that if we implants a wild three twigs it become like the orginal tree, becouse of the roots?_

    And what means too "belive like a mustard seeds"? Becouse it is not the smallest seed in the world.

    Mark 4:31

    It is like a grain of mustard seed, which, when it is sown in the earth, is less than all the seeds that be in the earth:

    Thank u in advance for answer. God bless in Jesus Name.
  • Kellei Wright - 3 years ago
    I have a oil painting of Daniel in the lions den, it's signed, Daniel Twenty One and Twenty Two. Is there a revision or anything this refers to? Thank you, Kellei Wright
  • Juanita on Hebrews 1 - 3 years ago
    I dreamed that the sky was raining feathers it was so many that the sky was white I never see so many feathers in my life then a piece of a wing came down and I caught it and it was moving in my hand and I began screaming out to everyone that I had a piece of a wing and showing it to them and all of a sudden there I seem something coming from the sky with large wings as they got closer Lord and be whole they were Angels, they picked some up and left some of us behind, I saw the body and large wings but I couldn't see their face. Can you tell me what the LORD IS TELLING ME PLEASE
  • John Kleinschmidt - 3 years ago
    As a Christian, who happens to be a scientist and former university professor, I find the wisdom of God's Word profoundly inerrant. My personal ability to discern God's Word is less inerrant than I would wish.

    I call out to my Christian Brothers and Sisters to provide input on how Christians should honor God with regard to being ordered to allow an unapproved, experimental gene-altering drug be injected into her/his person? As someone who is now 100% immune to the virus via natural immunity ( as I had the virus in February of 2020) I need not wrestle with this question. However, as a scientist I am increasingly asked (by family and associates) how Christians can explain to non-believers that we are called to a higher authority than Mr. Fauci.

    Owing to devote prayer ( James 1:5) and God's grace in granting me thirty plus years of studying His Word - I empirically identify seven commands to resist fear and "be as wise as serpents" in following authentic science and not being emotionally stampeded.

    Please provide your input so I may be better able to share truth. Thank you -
  • Kent Bass - 3 years ago
    Shaine Barrera, What a testimony! It is so good to hear stories like yours when Yahweh opens the windows of heaven and pours out a blessing. May you continue to read kingjamesbibleonline and comment as well. God bless you!
  • David on Colossians 2 - 3 years ago
    Tradions of men? Do you suppose that celrbrating pagan holidays like christmas, easter.Halloween,lent,ash wednesday,all souls day,all sainys day or any traditions mentioned in the Tanakh would fall under the tradions that Paul is referring to?
  • Wyzerd - 3 years ago
    Just curious...what is the name of Adam and Eve's first born daughter?
  • Curious - 3 years ago
    Can you loose your salvation? I have heard so many different answers on this.

    Thanks!
  • Matt H. on Isaiah 18 - 3 years ago
    Does a life of studying God's Word in Faith enable one to articulate obscure assessments of it, and to deny clarity?

    Apparently so. Clarity is rare. Professional church talk abounds.
  • Rick - 3 years ago
    Chris The clear words or information to believers your speaking about is revelation or revealed knowledge which cannot be known by the 5 senses it is not thinking things through it is not analytical it is God giving specific instruction or guidance as what to say or act or do in a specific situation. The example that comes to mind when Joshua got to Jericho he was told by God he would take it over that was prophetic now the carrying out of how. Joshua 6-1-21 the rest of the revelation to be carried out is the details trumpets the marching and the big one everyone obeying what Joshua was being told. I guarantee you if he wouldn't have done what he was told or the people would not have listened no Go. When Naaman was told by the prophet to go dip in Jordan 7 times revealed knowledge who to go where to go why to go what to do and what will happen and I'll guarantee you if he would have dipped six times no healing. There is no difference in our day and time it is Gods Solution to a problem making known to the senses man by his spirit in us. To me this is one of the most misunderstood things in christianity because I've heard to many people tell me God told them this or that and biblically made no sense and with the true God two scriptures come to mind. James 1:17 and 3:17 God Bless
  • JOHN La MAY - 3 years ago
    Was the triune god in gen 18 talking to abraham?


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