What does "unstable" mean in 2 Peter 3:16?
I agree with Colin but wish to add that this weakness can be due to a lack of solid scriptural understanding and meditation. I also apply to young people to...
I agree with Colin but wish to add that this weakness can be due to a lack of solid scriptural understanding and meditation. I also apply to young people to...
The word comes from the Greek term "asteriktos" which in this context means "unfixed", "vacillating". Most likely meaning folks who are fickle-minded.
The word comes from the Greek term "asteriktos" which in this context means "unfixed", "vacillating". Most likely meaning folks who are fickle-minded.
The verse you're looking for is actually Proverbs 13:24. Whoever spares the rod hates their children, but the one who loves their children is careful to...
Spare the rod, spoil the child is disputed as unbiblical, is this true?
Matt, Your question is personal, so I will attempt a personal response--although it seems to me that the purpose for this question and answer forum is to...
Matt, Your question is personal, so I will attempt a personal response--although it seems to me that the purpose for this question and answer forum is to...
For example, was it because he did not wish to be distracted by other people or did not wish to disturb them by praying aloud there?
Mark 1:1 - 45
For example, was it because he did not wish to be distracted by other people or did not wish to disturb them by praying aloud there?
Mark 1:1 - 45
Simple answer: Yes, and so do other verses in scripture, if a person is looking for biblical evidence to substantiate predestination. When people bring an...
Simple answer: Yes, and so do other verses in scripture, if a person is looking for biblical evidence to substantiate predestination. When people bring an...
How much time did Jesus sleep on this night as he was up before sunrise?
Mark 1:29 - 34
Just a little additional information . . . "Swearing. Raising hand; placing hand under thigh . . . Another method of confirming an oath was to place one’s...
Just a little additional information . . . "Swearing. Raising hand; placing hand under thigh . . . Another method of confirming an oath was to place one’s...
This is an old Jewish custom of swearing that applies when a person of superior position request a person of lower standing (in this case master to his...
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