What does 'selah' mean?
According to the Nave Topical Bible, "Selah is a term appearing frequently in the Psalms. Its use is not known. Possibly it signified a pause in the vocal...
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John Appelt
What is the Melchizedek priesthood?
The Melchizedek priesthood is special line of priests stemming from a real historic person, first mentioned in Genesis 14:18-20. Melchizedek was a worshiper...
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Carrie Hayes
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What kind of hobbies can Christians have?
Hello, I believe we should have clean and godly fun. I also feel it is where your mind and heart are that matters when participating in a hobby. Paul wrote...
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Why did the Lord Jesus tell the disciples to see if someone was worthy in Matthew 10:13?
13 And if the house is j worthy, let i your peace come upon it, but if it is not worthy, let i your peace return to you.
Matthew 10:13
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John Appelt
Was Balaam a prophet of God?
Balaam was an enigmatic character so that many question whether he was a prophet of God or not. The Scriptures indicate he was a believer. He confessed God...
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Anonymous
What (if anything) does the Bible say about accidentally breaking a fast?
Hello, I am struggling to find any feedback or scripture relating to the accidental breaking of a fast. Whilst preparing my toddlers dinner I peeled off a...
Mark 9:29
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Why didn't Adam and Eve find it strange that a serpent was talking to them?
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Are Jesus’s commands in Matthew 6 (and beyond) intended for the people who were trying to save themselves by the law, or were those commands given to believers? (“Be perfect as your Heavenly Father is perfect”)
I would say that the intent of Jesus' words was to make clear that no one (including believers, as indicated to me by His reference to "your Heavenly...
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Are Jesus’s commands in Matthew 6 (and beyond) intended for the people who were trying to save themselves by the law, or were those commands given to believers? (“Be perfect as your Heavenly Father is perfect”)
It seems like what Jesus is commanding is impossible for anyone to maintain, and he commands us to be “perfect”. Was this intended for people who thought the...
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What is the difference between a tunic and a cloak?
Great question, Dennis Brew (What is the difference between a tunic and a cloak?) In Matthew 5:40 the tunic is the undergarment, the normal cloak that you...
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What are the essentials of the gospel message?
The Gospel is Jesus. Please read Luke 23: 39 One of the criminals who hung there hurled insults at him: “Aren’t you the Messiah? Save yourself and us!” 40...
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Tim Maas
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What can we learn about the doctrine of reconciliation in 2 Corinthians 5:11-21)?
I would express it by saying that God has already taken the initiative, and has completed His part of the reconciliation process by having Christ pay the...
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Tim Maas
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What is the difference between a tunic and a cloak?
A tunic is a lighter garment worn next to the body (analogous to a long shirt), whereas a cloak is a heavy garment worn over normal outer garments for added...
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Murray Roulstone
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Is the COVID-19 vaccine as safe as it can be made in this less-than-perfect world, and will it help us to stay healthy so that we can continue loving God and helping our neighbors?"
When an individual gets vaccinated for polio guess what? They don't get polio. When an individual gets vaccinated for chickenpox, guess what, they don't get...
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Shirley H
, Wife, mother, veteran in the spiritual war we all face!
What can we learn from Psalm 61:1-5 where David asks God to lead him?
This Psalm is a lament. It is attributed to King David. Obviously he feels far away from God. He needs God. He calls out to God in deep sadness. When we are...
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