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1 | Hi. Did Jesus elebrate Chrismas? | Luke 2:11 | FytRobert | 244059 | ||
Hi. Did Jesus elebrate Chrismas? | ||||||
2 | God bless you Christmas and in 2017 | Eccl 7:1 | justme | 244038 | ||
I want to wish all my dear brothers and sisters in Christ a very wonderful Christmas. We who have asked Jesus Christ to be our LORD and have become FOLLOWERS of Jesus Christ have the greatest reason to know what the TRUE meaning of Christmas really is. The entry of our Saviour into the world as a fully human and fully God man. Jesus is completely aware of all we endure while on this temporary journey on Earth. How wonderful to know jesus knows our sorrows, pain, and joy, and He relates to us totally. For those who have shown such patients with me and my misspelling, bad grammar, and even when I chase rabbits, I say thank you. For those who have prayed for my health in cancer, blood clots, and several surgeries I again say you are blessed. What I am trying to say is I love you all, and i really do mean have a wonderful Christmas. I am asking the Father to watch over you all that have been a part of the SBF. I say may God bless you even more this coming year. Please join with me and asking God to protect our country and to be close to our new president, Donald Trump, and may God watch over the believers in our country and the rest of the World. I also pray that Jesus might come soon. I sincerely appreciate two brothers who have been a blessing to me, Doc and EdB who have been with the SBF from the first. God bless you all. Justme (Michael Fahrer) |
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3 | sharps rule of the article inTitus 2:13 | Titus 2:13 | ipl | 244009 | ||
Is Sharp's rule of the article valid as a way to equate God with Jesus in Titus 2:13? Titus 2:11-14 is a lectionary reading for Christmas eve in year A. | ||||||
4 | Isn't it time to say good night? | Bible general | justme | 243996 | ||
There is very little participation in and on the Study Bible Forum now. Mainly the dialogue going on is basically between two long time members. At this dialogue is not very Christ like. IMO the Study Bible Forum has out lived its usefulness. I would encourage those in charge of the Study Bible Forum to seriously consider that the life of the Study Bible forum has reached its end. For close to twenty years many of us have been loyal in our service to the Study Bible forum. Therefore it would be a shame to see the forum we all have worked and loved suffer any longer with just two or three remaining to keep it alive. For Lockman who has been so faithful and gracious to allow the Study Bible Forum all these years I say THANK YOU. I sincerely believe its now time to shut off the lights and close the doors. Merry Christmas to all, I hope its Good Night. December, seventeen, two thousand and siteenth. Justme |
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5 | Isn't it time to say good night? | Bible general | justme | 244005 | ||
There is very little participation in and on the Study Bible Forum now. Mainly the dialogue going on is basically between two long time members. At this dialogue is not very Christ like. IMO the Study Bible Forum has out lived its usefulness. I would encourage those in charge of the Study Bible Forum to seriously consider that the life of the Study Bible forum has reached its end. For close to twenty years many of us have been loyal in our service to the Study Bible forum. Therefore it would be a shame to see the forum we all have worked and loved suffer any longer with just two or three remaining to keep it alive. For Lockman who has been so faithful and gracious to allow the Study Bible Forum all these years I say THANK YOU. I sincerely believe its now time to shut off the lights and close the doors. Merry Christmas to all, I hope its Good Night. December, seventeen, two thousand and siteenth. Justme |
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6 | Isn't it time to say good night? | Bible general | justme | 243998 | ||
There is very little participation in and on the Study Bible Forum now. Mainly the dialogue going on is basically between two long time members. At this dialogue is not very Christ like. IMO the Study Bible Forum has out lived its usefulness. I would encourage those in charge of the Study Bible Forum to seriously consider that the life of the Study Bible forum has reached its end. For close to twenty years many of us have been loyal in our service to the Study Bible forum. Therefore it would be a shame to see the forum we all have worked and loved suffer any longer with just two or three remaining to keep it alive. For Lockman who has been so faithful and gracious to allow the Study Bible Forum all these years I say THANK YOU. I sincerely believe its now time to shut off the lights and close the doors. Merry Christmas to all, I hope its Good Night. December, seventeen, two thousand and siteenth. Justme |
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7 | Bible Study? | Bible general | Dquglas | 243975 | ||
Blessings to all. I wanted to know if there were any Christians interested in having small group Bible studies. Preferably over the internet(if possible, in person). Thank you! |
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8 | Need input on what felt like a "message" | 2 Pet 1:12 | PJSR | 243968 | ||
I don't know that I am truly considered a Christian anymore since I am continually questioning my beliefs. Not with God, but more with Jesus, church, how to pray, worship, etc. I have been praying for quite some time to be enlightened and I do not deny anything to be true. Last night I had, what felt like a strong message that I couldn't get out of my head. It felt like a message but it was just the numbers 26 and 12. As I went to bed, I told myself to remember to look up bible verses. Wondering what anyone else thinks about this experience. | ||||||
9 | Will you please pray? | Bible general | justme | 243858 | ||
How many of you are like me? I have prayed that the United States would turn from the liberal agenda of same sex marriage, abortion, and the immorality out nations leadership was taken our country down that steep slope. I have like many Christians I know have prayed, and asked the LORD to please change the direction our country was going. In all honesty I doubted that God would have Mercy on the United States, and a change would occur. Even with me honestly asking the LORD for His help, I was afraid it was too late and the US had so turned againgt the Lord He would allow further destruction, because many had turned against the LORD I believe if we as His Followers will continue to pray for our new President Trump, and those elected to serve, we will continue to see the LORDs forgiveness and restoration. I thank the LORD for His SON JESUS CHRIST. I ask you and those who read this to pray for all those elected, and that we commit our selves to pray for those who do not know Jesus, and especially that those who are followers of Jesus will be a light to those around them. I thank God for His Mercy upon our Country. Will you please pray for our leaders? |
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10 | WHAT IS DISICPLESHIP? | Luke 15:6 | MOTHER BROWN | 243818 | ||
I HAVE 2 QUESTION FOR THIS BIBLICAL WEB-SITE ....I WISH TO LEARN ABOUT DISCIPELSHIP AND CROSS BEARING HOW TO LEARN ABOUT THESE TWO THINGS? I WANT TO REDEADICATE MY LIFE TO CHRIST ALL OVER AGAIN...IT SEEMS THAT I FEEL THAT I MUST GO BACK TO MY FIRST LOVE. WHICH IS JESUS. | ||||||
11 | Do demons exist today? | Bible general | justme | 243768 | ||
Demons. Jesus dealt with Demons. Some say there are no more now in our church age. I say yes the demons are active and present to day. I have never, not once heard a sermon on "demons" in my 60 years as a Christ follower. Why are demons not brought out in sermons and how to make them leave? I an totally convinced by Scripture followers of Christ can only be oppressed, not possessed by Demons. So in what ways do Demons oppress Christians? can you give examples where you think someone was openly possessed by a demon. Clearly they could not be a Christian, so who would you think of? I would say Hitler would be one. |
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12 | As Christians should we openly support? | Rom 13:1 | justme | 243771 | ||
Every four years the election of a President brings all kinds of view points. I have yet to see one where good meaning Christians done stand on opposite ends saying Jesus is on this side and not yours. The 2016 year election is even more so than other years. Liberty Universities president Dr. fawell has come out and stated who he supports for President. There have been a larger number of well known Christian Leaders who have also come out to cast their support for the same person as dr. Fallwell. This has me bewildered, as the person they are backing seems to be questionable in regards to their faith in Christ being genuine. With recent revelations about the person these Christian leaders are supporting in him having some serious character flaws that bring the genuineness of his faith, this seems to his supporters did not really know the person they stood behind. Now comes the sticky wicket. When we as Christians give political support, aren't we saying as Christians we feel this person has the things we think a Christian should have? For me I personally would rather say I stand for the Party which supports a pro life position, rather than casting my open support for a person who may come out with serious questionable character and moral flaws. When we as a Christian leaders place our open support for anything that could cause shame to the name of Christ, I believe it behooves at least me, to be very careful in what, who or anything I openly support saying as a Christian I approve anything. I am keenly aware of the many serious issues this Presidential has tied to it. I get how the next persons going to the Supreme Court are dependent on who gets elected as the President. I also see how Christians supporting both persons running have attacked each other, all using the word "Christian" as if God were on their side. Once again even though these are just working class people with not much influence they too are using Christ as proof of what seems to me as Christ is backing the person I support. Here is my question; as a citizen and Christ follower just how much written and vocal support should we give? When is it acceptable to lend our faith in Christ to support a person running for any public office? Also if you are running for office is it wise to openly say you are a Christian when running for office. Should leaders in places of leadership, like a University come out and use your position to support a person running for election? As a side note, I believe God will give the United States the person he feels will accomplish His will. Justme |
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13 | smile.amazon.com | Acts 3:19 | DocTrinsograce | 243863 | ||
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14 | principles of Jesus in mat 20:1-16 | Matthew | Jennifer | 243760 | ||
What are the principles of Jesus in Matthew 20:1-16 | ||||||
15 | What are the principles of jesus | Bible general | Jennifer | 243757 | ||
What are the principles of Jesus in verse 1-16 | ||||||
16 | Am I Biblically free to marry? | Bible general | Brr101373 | 243733 | ||
Marriage 1 My wife had an affair and moved to another state with her boyfriend. I desparately wanted to reconcile but after two years of zero contact, I filed for divorce. Marriage 2 This marriage lasted twelve years and we had four amazing children. Within the first two years of our marriage, my wife had an affair. I suspected the affair but it was approximately nine years into our marriage that her confession was made. Things were never the same. I was very hurt and bitter but I grew up in a broken home and didn't want that for my children. We were both miserable and often discussed divorce but we both wanted to keep our home together until the kids were out of school. I am not aware of any additional affairs but she was very regularly dishonest with me in other matters. She had battled a pornography addiction that started at an unusually young age and continued in that path. Connecting with her in meaningful, open conversation proved to be hurtful every time. My most private insecurities would be brought up to me by "friends of friends" after trickling down from her. I became very closed off to her and there was an enormous wall between us. The more I shut her out physically and emotionally, the more she became convinced I was having an affair. She told many of our friends that I was. At the time, I was not but I confided in a woman at work who was going through a very difficult time as well. We became very close friends and within six months our friendship had evolved into sexual intimacy. I filed for divorce and pursued this new relationship. Marriage 3 Approximately six months into this marriage, my brother told me about Kyle Idleman's book "Not A Fan". I became immersed in this book and for the first time in my life, I was a follower of Christ. Everything about me was different and I wanted to be the me God created me to be. I remember it hitting me like a ton of bricks. Now what God? What do I do about the marriage I am in? I LOVE this woman but can I expect you to bless a relationship that had ultimatey started as an affair? I was not content with simply justifying what we had done by citing my previous wife's affair. I still had to own up to my sin regardless of her sin. We both apologized to her and asked for forgiveness. She apologized as well and the co- parenting relationship among the three of us prospered as a result. My wife and the children's mother became friends and would even sit together at sporting events etc. Fast forward about a year and a half. My wife's father was pastoring a non- denominational church. He was a "fallen" Assembly of God pastor who had had an affair with and married the worship leader. My wife and I had been going to his church since the beginning of our relationship. He had also served as my counselor through my previous divorce. He was aware of the affair I had with his daughter and supported it. He helped us keep it hidden as we would go out of town on various weekend trips with them. My wife and I were both on staff receiving a weekly check although we did nothing more than show up for church. Many aspects of this church had long been unsettling to me but I ignored the conviction until I no longer could. I prayed with my wife and asked that she be in continuued prayer about us stepping down from our ministry positions for a period of six months. I felt led of the Spirit to do so and that we were to focus on our family and our individual relationships with God. She became deeply offended and agreed that I should, but she would not. Her father took the same position. Our families became very divided but in the end, she became involved with a friend of her dad's. He helped her hide the affair just as he did when he was "on my side". She filed for divorce and soonafter married this man. I seriously had no intentions of ever marrying again. After three failed marriages, you might wonder why I'm even pondering this question. But here I am today. I met an amazing woman who is a widow. We've been together a little over a year and I love her deeply. She recently broke up with me and her reason was that I am not Biblically free to marry. At this point, it is my understanding she is dating someone else and I have no expectations of her changing her mind. I respect her convictions and I respect her interpretation of scripture. This question is for me. I do feel absolute peace about marrying again. Have I deceived myself? |
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17 | What is the translation for 1 John 5:7 | 1 John | peaceful6 | 243728 | ||
Greek Interlinear Translation says in 1 John 5:7 a closer rendition to what is found in the King James Version, why does NASB leave off "For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one." What is the word for word translation in Greek for 1 John 5:7? I have been reading mostly NASB throughout my life and just ran across this possible discrepancy. I would love to hear your commentary. Thank you, |
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18 | Examples of common idiomatic usage? | Matt 28:1 | Cole209 | 243702 | ||
The Messiah said that 3 night times would be involved with His time in the "heart of the earth". However, there are those who believe that the Messiah died on the 6th day of the week and who think that the "heart of the earth" is referring to the tomb or at the earliest to the time between the leaving of His spirit from His body and His resurrection on the 1st day of the week. But this belief allows for only 2 night times to be involved. To reconcile this discrepancy some say that the Messiah was using common Jewish idiomatic language. If you are one of them, what examples are used to support that assertion that it was common; i.e., instances where a daytime or a night time was forecast to be involved with an event when no part of the daytime or no part of the night time could have occurred? |
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19 | Titus 1:8 the word "holy"? | Titus 1:8 | justme | 243694 | ||
Titus 1:8. In the list of what an Overseer must be the Greek text says "Holy" right after the word "just". The NASB the word "HOLY" is not there. I wanted to know what other versions either included the word "Holy" or left it out. Of the most commonly used and a few not so common versions my research was a little confusing. The KJV and the NASB left out "Holy", but the HCSB, ESV, NIV, and the 1611 KJV and the NKJV had the word "Holy. And to add to my wonder, the American Standard Version which the NASB is based on has the word "Holy'. But the KJV of 1778 and the NASB of 1960, and the Updated NASB does not have the word "Holy". I wonder if anyone has some idea as to why when the Greek has the word "Holy", yet some versions have left it out? If the Greek did not have the word "Holy" this would be understandable, but its there. |
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20 | David's sons' priestly status | 2 Sam 8:18 | azurelaw | 243690 | ||
"...David's son were chief ministers." The Hebrew also has the meaning of "priest(s)". According to Amplified 2015 Translator's Notes:Even though the Hebrew word for priests is used in this verse, David's sons would not serve as priests because they were from the tribe of Judah, not Levi. The ancient rabbis interpreted the statement to mean that the sons enjoyed some priestly privileges. I also think it unlikely that David would assign his sons to the office of priest for they are not of Levi tribe. Interestingly, my newest revised Chinese Union Version discarded the word "chief ministers"in their old version and use "priests" instead. I guess we might not get a definite answer as to whether they really took the priestly office or it is just an exaggerated expression by the author about their honorable status. Now my question: Taken the Amplified 2015 Translators' note into consideration, anywhere in the Bible mentions about any priestly privileges enjoyed by David's sons? Thank you and Shalom Azure |
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