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BIBLE QUESTIONS Page 264

Bible Questions Page 264

  • Dennie Parker on John 10 - 5 years ago
    is Jesus god?
  • Samuel Baker on Malachi 4 - 5 years ago
    In my Holy Bible the Sun is in capts how does the dead sea strolls depict it?
  • Melvin on Revelation 22:18 - 5 years ago
    what is the power in fasting and praying?
  • David on Psalms 90 - 5 years ago
    Before the mountaines were broughtforth, or euer thou hadst formed the earth and the world

    Psalms 90:2

    Someone explain because I thought the earth was the world?

    And as the bible says, let precept be upon precept and line upon line, please don't give me your opinion on this verse, give me scripture upon scripture and if it doesn't line up with that verse to the point where I can understand it I need someone else to try to explain!
  • Izaiah hunter on Hosea 3:5 - 5 years ago
    are there other ways to repent to the heavenly father without saying the same prayer everytime?
  • Izaiah hunter on Hosea 3:5 - 5 years ago
    what does the bible say about repentance? well, the bible says that Jesus told everybody to repent and the kingdom of heaven is at hand. we have the opposition to repent because Jesus himself died for our horrible sins and our evil doings. because of him, we have peace and freedom to repent and to draw closer to him and his heavenly father. also, the bible mentions the ten commandments.
  • CHOOZEN on Revelation 1 - 5 years ago
    where are we in the trials n tribulations? what chapters relate to us in the now?
  • Mild Bill on Revelation 18:4 - 5 years ago
    Only this week I discovered responses in my little used email account.

    mishael, you answered my post, but not my question. That's evasion, but is it intentional? Free of what? Free of what? Free of what?

    "People are given freewill." Really? Free of what? Anyone claiming we have a free will is saying we are free of sin and not dead in trespasses and sin, before being saved, so who needs Christ?
  • Rosalie on 1 Corinthians 6 - 5 years ago
    1 Corinthians 6 verse 9....nor abusers of themselves with mankind. Can you expand a little what this passage means?
  • Randy on 1 John 3 - 5 years ago
    I have children whom I Love very much. If they had a terminal disease and I had the cure, would I cure them ALL at once...(It is Finished)...or would I make them ask me every day for a small dose (repent DAILY)? You realize you are saying that even GOD can't take away All your sin...even those of the flesh. Did you know that the blood of bulls and goats not only FORGAVE sin, but cleansed the flesh from sin for a whole year. The Good News is Remission. The Old Covenant was forgiveness. How can we be Born of God and given a New nature, and still be old sinners still with sin nature. For Jesus said that you are a slave to whom you obey. Also how can the HOLY SPIRIT dwell inside a corrupt temple. For our bodies are the temple of GOD. How about believing the Full Truth. We walk by Faith, not sight. Holy to the Lord!
  • Marvin on Mark 13 - 5 years ago
    Mark 13

    This is Jesus answer to the end times and how it works out .

    Notice verse 23 " But take heed : behold I have foretold you ALL things .

    Where is the rapture in this ?

    It is not mentioned as I understand this chapter . Surely Jesus told us all things . I hold to Jesus and his prophecy as being true .
  • Anonymous on 1 Samuel 3 - 5 years ago
    Please give me some enouraging comments about hope and love and help not worring about almost everything. I am struggling al little with depression just need few uplifting comments
  • David suapilimai on 1 Kings 17 - 5 years ago
    what was the first verse to seven meant? 1kings chapter 17 verse 1-7
  • Jack C Gutknecht on Genesis 42:38 - 5 years ago
    "Why do ye such things?" (continued). But the sons disregarded such a weak and useless protest for their hearts were cold and callous and so they no longer heeded their father's feelings.

    Although Eli had no power to change the hearts of his sons, he could have prevented their ministry before the Lord, but he "restrained them not." He wanted to be kind to them but it was a false and mistaken kindness. A seasonable correction would have saved them from ruin. Eli had no need to be harsh and severe, only firm and decided in the matter of obedience. Eli was twice warned that judgment would overtake him and his sons, but such warning was lost upon him. He dearly loved his sons and could not take action against them.

    What a pitiable spectacle Eli presents! An old man of ninety, almost blind, waited to hear the result of the grim battle between the Israelites and the Philistines. How he trembled for his nation, his sons and also for the Ark of God which would be dishonored if it fell into enemy hands! Then the messenger came with news of the slaughter of his sinful sons and of the taking of the Ark. As Eli heard mention of the latter he fell off his seat by the side of a gate and died of a broken neck, yes, and of a broken heart! As is often the case, "children bring down their father's gray hairs with sorrow to the grave." ( Genesis 42:38)
  • Jack C Gutknecht on Genesis 42:38 - 5 years ago
    He was an Israelite devout cleric whose children ended up so seriously that God killed them around the same time. His children were a disgraceful humiliation. They lured young ladies who helped at the love community. However Eli didn't do a thing to stop them but to request that they stop. They didn't. In opportunity a prophet accompanied astonishing news: Eli's children would kick the bucket on a solitary day, and nobody else in Eli's family would life a long life.

    Eli ['l]-jehovah is high or my god. The high priest and judge of Israel of the family of Ithamar ( 1 Sam. 1-4; 14:3).

    The Man Who Lacked Parental Authority

    There are few Bible men in whose character we cannot find some great and glaring fault. There is usually a dead fly in the ointment, a rent in the garment, a spot on the whitest sheet. Eli was a good man whose life was pure. He loved and delighted in God's service, but was faulty in one point. He failed to exercise the proper authority of a parent over his children.

    Eli belonged to the tribe of Levi, and for years acted as a judge and as High Priest in Israel. He lived at Shiloh in a dwelling adjoining the Temple for the greater portion of his life. We know little about him until he was well advanced in age. The first mention of him is when Hannah came to pour out her heart.

    Eli's fault which brought sorrow upon his declining years was the conduct of his own two sons, Phinehas and Hophni, who, although lacking their father's character and qualities, were yet put into the priest's office. Their conduct disgraced their high calling and shocked the people so much that they "abhorred the offering of the Lord." While Eli warned them of their shameful ways, he did not rebuke them with the severity their evil deeds merited. He should have exercised the stern authority of a father and rebuked them as a judge. Instead Eli only mildly reasoned with his sons saying: "Why do ye such things?"
  • Pat bivens on Luke 11:5 - 5 years ago
    If you have seen me you have see god
  • LINDA WORKMAN on Hebrews 1 - 5 years ago
    I have a question pertaining to HEBREWS chapter 1 verse 11. The verse says*They shall perish, but thou remainest, and they all shall wax old as doth a garment? can you explain the meaning of this to me please?
  • Truth on Revelation 22:18 - 5 years ago
    I would never go against God's words in the Bible, I have one question. What happened to the rest of the stories ? What happened to Adam and Eve after leaving the garden of eden? What's happened after the birth of Christ where did he go for so many years, Did Jesus grow up with the disciples? How did he know which men to choose? What happened to Cain after being cast away to the land of Nod? There are a lot of gaps in these stories that are to be question why not tell the whole truth? The Bible has been translated so many times by different people. Now you have all of these Bibles that helps you understand the word more clearly. For instance The Message Bible, The NIV, The NLT and so many more. I was taught the KJV is the original inspired. God said I am the truth and the truth will set you free. Something to think about. Who report will you believe???
  • Fred Scanlan on Psalms 139 - 5 years ago
    How and why has he created me? Even from the lowest places, he continues to preserve me for this very day! While being hidden in his spirit, guided by his truths, placed where there is no one else to proclaim his name! Yet you say, He is no one! He will disappear, and be no longer. We will rid ourselves of him! You have hated him for no reason! You are about to find out His power is much, much ,more than you or I will ever know! He will mount up, and renew his strength! His greatness yet to come!
  • Willard Paschal on Exodus 39 - 5 years ago
    What is an ephod and what is its' purpose/function?
  • Kirsten on Genesis 3:22 - 5 years ago
    Gen 3:16

    Why is the punishment of Eve "he shall rule over you" so often explained as a command to men? E.g. in the Pulpit Commentary it is described as a confirmation of the dependendable position of the woman as when God gave Eve to Adam as a help-meet.

    Now the punishment to Adam is not seen as a desirable thing in God's eye - He does not wish the earth to be barren and thorny, yet it happens as a result of sin. Yet the punishment of Eve is commonly commented as a commandment of God - even though God clearly speaks to Eve and not to Adam here. Can anyone explain?

    Thank you for your time:-)
  • Rhonda Shields on Psalms 59 - 5 years ago
    Why am I being curse and can't nobody see what's going on in this city of new Orleans?people are after me every day nd no body is here for me but GOD.Thank you Father in the name of JESUS.
  • Juanita Cooke on Romans 3:6 - 5 years ago
    Will all Jews be saved?
  • Squig on Leviticus 5 - 5 years ago
    What did God do before he made his creation?........
  • ?Timothy on 1 Corinthians 7 - 5 years ago
    Is it ok for a man to divorce his wife if he finds no favor in her?
  • Pamela Williams on Hosea 3:5 - 5 years ago
    So, does Hosea 3:5 mean The Most High will raise up David to once again reign as King?
  • JERRY LANIER on 1 Corinthians 5 - 5 years ago
    My question is :

    was saul riding a donkey or walking on the road to damascus ?
  • Deborah Phillips on Luke 17 - 5 years ago
    Regarding the "day that Son of Man be revealed", what does that really mean. That Jesus Christ really is our Lord and Savior even to the Jews?
  • Wanda Batefoot on 1 Peter 5 - 5 years ago
    Where is the scripture that talks about giving a cup of water in Jesus name
  • Heart Knowledge and Faith on Matthew 7 - 5 years ago
    For those interested in how all the animals were brought to the region of the Ark:

    You can study the weighty subject/science of Continental Drift theory or Pangea. See the maps, etc.

    Or like me you can simply have faith that when the Godhead speaks; necessary changes happen.

    My evangelist heart always wonders what does this have to do with us being born again into Jesus Christ?

    Not only are we going with Jesus to heaven, but we now have The Mind of Christ: to understand mysteries of heaven and earth.

    BUT first we must be born again and receive the Holy Spirits Baptism. He is the Spirit of Jesus Christ: the Word of God. He Teaches Us about Jesus; He opens up the mysteries as we are able to receive it. The more you know about Him, the more you will be able to understand His purpose and His work in the Believers.

    Our total reliance on Him, determines how much Rhema he opens up to us.

    We have to submit to being milk fed babies in the Word as our Faith and Obedience to the Word causes a deep inner hunger for the MEAT of the Word. God uses "food" to grow us up. We are to be Followers of Jesus in our walk with God.

    The Holy Spirits ministry is to oversee our growth as Christians. HE IS OUR TEACHER.

    You're going to have to talk to Him, and then listen for his reply. If your home life is noisy and filled with interferences, your ability to hear the Holy Spirit is diminished. You have to work that part out.

    Eating the Meat of the Word will change you! It is full of wonder. Your spirit is enlarged to receive more. Desire the pure milk, but study and let your prayer life (communication) to and from God, grow. Your faith will be huge.

    Our model to pattern by should always be Jesus. His mercy and grace towards people teaches us how to dial down our personalities somewhat; and dial UP our faith in Him. If we eat the fruit and throw away the seeds in the trash; how can anyone be saved? The seed is the scripture you store in your heart

    Mishael


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