Can a person be saved and enter heaven if their sins haven't been forgiven?
Matthew 6:9 - 13
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Missy Greene
What kind of pit was David in? (Psalm 40:2)
Perhaps David was in the depths of depression, feeling overwhelmed and helpless, unable to climb out of it on his own. From this deep place he desperately...
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Missy Greene
What kind of "lamp" was this in Psalm 119:105?
The verse seems to allude to the times we must walk our path in the dark, and assures us that in those times God’s word will shine like torch in our hand to...
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John Appelt
Who actually wrote the gospels Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John?
The four writers of the gospels bearing their names are four diverse and fascinating men chosen by God to author them. MATTHEW was one of the twelve...
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Mark Vestal
, Proud of nothing of myself. Freed by Christ who did it all!
What should I do if I eat on my fasting day?
Is this a concern of how God may view this? Looking at scripture may assist if so. This sounds like a "doubtful disputation" that Paul address in Romans 14:...
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Is there activity of demonic spirits in the world today?
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What was the significance of the altar of incense?
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venkatesan Iyer
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Does Jesus approve situation ethics (instead of absolute ethics), when he approves the eating of grain by his disciples?
It is emphasized that Christian faith is based on absolute ethics, not situational ethics. Matthews 12:1-4 seems to promote a form of situational ethics.
Matthew 12:1 - 4
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Paul Bayne
, Saved by Him, for Him, from Him for His glory alone.
How does it make sense that the stars fell to earth in Revelation and life continued?
The only way this can logically happen is on a flat earth with the stars being attached to the firmament. The stars according to NASA are far too large and...
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Anon Confido
Why did God allow the Holocaust?
Concerning the Holocaust a reading of the following scriptures might prove to help understand this unique event:...
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John Appelt
Who is the author of the Book of John? Is it John the disciple of Jesus?
John the disciple has been rightly regarded as the author of the gospel bearing his name. He had to be one of the twelve disciples, John 21:24. John 21:2...
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L.S. James
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What does the Bible say about restitution?
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Frederick Thomas
, Rom 3:4 ...let God be true...
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Why does Proverbs 12:21 state that " no harm" or "ill will" will fall upon the righteous?
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Why do some sincere prayers offered by Christians for legitimate needs seem to go unanswered by God?
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Jack Gutknecht
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If we wrong a person, do we need to apologize and make restoration with that person or is confessing to God enough?
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Mark Vestal
, Proud of nothing of myself. Freed by Christ who did it all!
Are a Catholic person's prayers heard and answered even though they don't pray "in Jesus' name"?
God hears every prayer of a true believer. I believe the bigger question is 'what is it that the believer actually believes'? Regardless of any...
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Lynne Lestan
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Mark Vestal
, Proud of nothing of myself. Freed by Christ who did it all!
What and where is this divinely prepared "city" (Hebrews 11:15-16)
I believe this would be in reference to Israel's long awaited Kingdom of (being prepared in) Heaven (Acts 1:6), the 'new Jerusalem': Rev 21:1-2 "And I saw a...
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Mark Vestal
, Proud of nothing of myself. Freed by Christ who did it all!
What "curse" comes to an end in Revelation 22:3?
The curse of death and sin entered the world through Adam. The curse will be forever lifted through Jesus Christ in 'The End': Romans 5:12-19 KJV "Wherefore,...