What is the difference between Catholics and Protestants?
The differences between Roman Catholics and Protestants are theologically and historically monumental. Here are some of the theological distinctions that lie...
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Shirley H
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How do we guard our heart from anger/offense?
We must remember who we are. We believers are members of the body of Christ. Exodus 23:9: At one time, we were all strangers to Christ. We know the heart of...
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Jack Gutknecht
, Arizona Bible College graduate and Dallas Seminary graduate
What should we learn from the life of Silas?
Silas, a respected Jerusalem church leader, prophet, and Roman citizen (Acts 15:22, 32; 16:37-38), shared one of the most dramatic moments of his ministry...
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Shirley H
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How is the phrase "not with braided hair or gold or pearls or costly clothing," found in 1 Timothy 2:9, to be understood today?
I understand it to simply mean that women, but men also (since they are spoken of in verse 8) are to be mindful of where they are and why they are there. You...
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venkatesan Iyer
Why God permit false leaders to perform miracles in name of Jesus?
The leaders claim to have performed miracles in Jesus name. Jesus rejects them as "you evil people". Clarify.
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Donna Williams
How is the phrase "not with braided hair or gold or pearls or costly clothing," found in 1 Timothy 2:9, to be understood today?
Bro. Neufeld, this verse is clearly stated and leaves no room for misinterpretation! In today's society the women who profess to be godly dress as...
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Jeffrey Johnson
Who was King Uzziah in the Bible?
Who was King Uzziah in the Bible? King Uzziah, also known as Azariah, was a king of Judah who reigned for 52 years, beginning at age 16. He is known for his...
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Jeffrey Johnson
Who was King Josiah in the Bible?
Who was King Josiah in the Bible? Josiah was a king of Judah from c. 640–609 BCE, known for his religious reforms and devotion to God. He became king at age...
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Jeffrey Johnson
Who was Lydia in the Bible?
Who was Lydia in the Bible? This woman and her household were among the first persons in Europe to accept Christianity as a result of the apostle Paul’s...
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Is unconditional election biblical?
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Jeffrey Johnson
Who was Cornelius in the Bible?
Who was Cornelius in the Bible? Cornelius was a Roman centurion in Caesarea, a devout Gentile who feared God and gave generously to the poor. His story in...
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Jeffrey Johnson
Who was Diotrephes in the Bible?
Who was Diotrephes in the Bible? Diotrephes was mentioned by the apostle John in his letter to Gaius. In addition to being ambitious, proud, disrespectful of...
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Jeff Mann
Does the Bible say that abandonment is a valid reason for divorce and remarriage?
Marriage should involve two people of opposite sex, both believers who are actively involved in their faith by reading the Word, actively participating in a...
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Shirley H
, Wife, mother, veteran in the spiritual war we all face!
Who was Silas in the Bible?
Silas, (Silvanus) was a leader in the Jerusalem church. He went to Antioch. See Acts 15:22-35. Silas traveled with Paul in Acts 15:40,41. He was jailed and...
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Shirley H
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Who was Barnabas in the Bible?
Acts 4:36,37: "And Joses, who was also named Barnabas by the apostles (which is translated Son of Encouragement), a Levite of the country of Cyprus, having...
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Jack Gutknecht
, Arizona Bible College graduate and Dallas Seminary graduate
Why did Paul and Silas start praying and singing hymns at midnight?
The prison guard [probably] was confused by two things-- a. Because of the singing of the prisoners (Acts16:25): He hears Paul and Silas praising God. b....
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Jeff Mann
How can we guard our hearts from becoming self-righteous or judgmental like Pharisees?
Luke 6:45 NASB The good person out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth what is good; and the evil person out of the evil treasure brings forth...
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Jeffrey Johnson
Who was Barnabas in the Bible?
Who was Barnabas in the Bible? Barnabas was an early Christian leader, born Joseph, who was nicknamed "Son of Encouragement" for his supportive nature. He...
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Jeffrey Johnson
What should we learn from the life of Ruth?
What should we learn from the life of Ruth? The book of Ruth teaches lessons about loyalty, faithfulness, and God's redemptive plan working through ordinary...
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Jeffrey Johnson
How can I give my life to God?
How can I give my life to God? Giving your life to God is a lifelong journey of transformation where, with the help of the Holy Spirit, you become more like...
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Jeff Mann
How do we guard our heart from anger/offense?
There are certain triggers that ignite anger in my heart such as disrespectful condescending behavior from others. Once anger & offense takes hold of me...
Proverbs 4:23
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Jeffrey Johnson
How can I please God?
How can I please God? To please God, you must follow scriptural teachings by practising faith, obedience, love, and service, which includes loving God and...
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Does the Bible say that abandonment is a valid reason for divorce and remarriage?
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What is hyper-Calvinism and is it biblical?
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Why kidnap to acquire a wife (Judges 21:21)?
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Bernhart Neufeld
How is the phrase "not with braided hair or gold or pearls or costly clothing," found in 1 Timothy 2:9, to be understood today?
1Tim. 2:9: "... in like manner also, that the women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with propriety and moderation, not with braided hair or gold or pear...
1 Timothy 2:9
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Philip Davies
Does the Bible say that abandonment is a valid reason for divorce and remarriage?
I have found that in this area of marriage and divorce Christians can become most censorious, and readily forget that mercy and love should be recognised as...
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Jack Gutknecht
, Arizona Bible College graduate and Dallas Seminary graduate
How does Psalm 71 encourage someone who’s getting older and still facing hard things?
"The psalm is anonymous, written by a believer who had enemies and needed the Lord’s help and protection (Ps 71:4, 10, 13, 24). He was probably past middle...
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Jeffrey Johnson
What should we learn from the life of Luke?
What should we learn from the life of Luke? From the life and writings of Luke, one can learn about God's compassion for the marginalised, the importance of...
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Jeffrey Johnson
What should we learn from Psalm 119?
What should we learn from Psalm 119? It provides wisdom for living rightly and navigating life's challenges, acting as a "lamp to my feet and a light to my...
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What does the term "Sovereign Grace" refer to?
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Jeffrey Johnson
How do we hide God's word in our hearts (Psalm 119:11)
How do we hide God's word in our hearts (Psalm 119:11) Psalm 119:11 Rotherham Bible: "In my heart have I treasured what thou hast said, To the end I may not...
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Jeffrey Johnson
How can we guard our hearts from becoming self-righteous or judgmental like Pharisees?
How can we guard our hearts from becoming self-righteous or judgmental like Pharisees? To guard against becoming self-righteous or judgmental, we can...
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Jeffrey Johnson
When did God first identify himself as the LORD?
When did God first identify Himself as the LORD? God first explicitly identified himself as the LORD (Yahweh) to Moses in Exodus. While earlier patriarchal...
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Why did the Sovereign Lord say “as surely as I live“ when He is immortal?
Why did the Sovereign Lord say "as surely as I live" when He is immortal? The phrase "as surely as I live" is a solemn oath that emphasises God's active,...
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Who were the priests of On? Was Joseph wrong to marry the daughter of a pagan priest?
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Jeffrey Johnson
What is the peace of God, and how can I experience it?
What is the peace of God, and how can I experience it? The "peace of God" is a state of deep inner tranquillity that is achieved through faith and submission...
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Jeffrey Johnson
What is apostasy and how can I recognize it?
What is apostasy, and how can I recognise it? The Hebrew noun cha·nephʹ is used, meaning "[one] alienated from God," that is, an apostate. The related verb...
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What are the results of redemption given to us in Paul's writings?
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What does it mean to give a sacrifice of praise?
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Why did the Sovereign Lord say “as surely as I live“ when He is immortal?
As l see it, God is testifying to the truthfulness of His statement. Because He is immortal, He will never die, therefore what he is saying is that this...
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Jeffrey Johnson
How old was Job when he died?
How old was Job when he died? The age of the biblical Job at death is not stated in the Book of Job, but rabbinic tradition claims he was 210 years old....
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Jeffrey Johnson
How had God hedged in Job? (Job 3:23)
How had God hedged in Job? (Job 3:23) To a man whose way is concealed, and God hath straitly enclosed him? --Rotherham Bible. The Scriptures employ the...