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10981 | Looking for a Time Line of History | Bible general Archive 2 | DocTrinsograce | 125471 | ||
Use Google and enter "biblical time line" (with the double quotes). There's lots of stuff out there. | ||||||
10982 | searching for the truth | 1 Cor 11:3 | DocTrinsograce | 125466 | ||
This may be begging the question... but I'll point this out anyway: We have a clear obligation in scripture to fulfill our vows. If a woman has vowed to obey her husband, then she would be in violation of the covenant of marriage if she refused to obey him. (This sure makes it important that a woman know her future husband well before making this vow!) Nevertheless, scripture seems to make this requirement of wives: see 1 Peter 3:1. The word translated as "subjection" in the KJV is the Greek word "hupotasso" which, according to Strong's, means "to be under obedience." |
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10983 | What year was the Revelation written? | Bible general Archive 1 | DocTrinsograce | 125447 | ||
I'm sorry... I was being tounge-in-cheek... He is the Democratic Nominee for US President in 2004... I threw a couple more non-theologians in there too. The reason I was kidding was because of the mixture of folks in that preterist list... a few of them were about as antipodal as people can get. | ||||||
10984 | What year was the Revelation written? | Bible general Archive 1 | DocTrinsograce | 125437 | ||
To the best of my knowledge John Wycliffe, John Knox, William Tyndale, Martin Luther, John Calvin, Ulrich Zwingli, Phillip Melanchthon, Sir Issac Newton, Jan Huss, John Fox, John Wesley, Johnathan Edwards, George Whitfield, Charles Finney (must we include him???), C. H. Surgeon, Matthew Henry, Adam Clarke, Albert Barnes, E. B. Elliot. H. Guinness, and Bishop Thomas Newton thought it was written somewhere from 95 through 96 AD. Its possible that Augustine, John Chrysostom, Cotton Mather, John Gill, John Haley, Sir Winston Churchill, W. C. Handy, R. C. Sproul, and John Kerry accepted this time period as well. | ||||||
10985 | Do auras exist? | Lev 26:6 | DocTrinsograce | 125422 | ||
There is no reference to aura's as such in scripture associated with human beings. If aura's do not exist, then they are "against God" in the sense that God is only about truth. Perhaps there is nothing against aura's per se... but there is much of the trappings of the occult that is very much against God and His holy ways. God is about truth. He chooses to reveal Himself through His word, not through spirits or mystical experiences. Satan, the great deceiver, however, is not so "encumbered." |
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10986 | what did he do to be replaced ? | Acts 1:23 | DocTrinsograce | 125420 | ||
I believe your hermeneutic is in error. I cannot see any reason to suppose that Mark 16:14 is refering to John 20:24, since John is the only gospel to tell us of the "doubting Thomas" incident. Rather than inserting Judas into the mix to make the 11 count in John 20:24, the gospels are more easily harmonized by seeing Mark 16:14 as referring to John 20:26 or some later event. This also is in keeping with the orthodox understanding of Judas and his behaviour, which only ought to be questioned with solid scriptural evidences. (In my humble opinion.) | ||||||
10987 | Christ our Superior Covenant | Heb 8:6 | DocTrinsograce | 125408 | ||
The book of Hebrews is about the superiority of Christ. In this passage we see that we have a superior covenant. The new covenant is better than the old, for it is secured by a better promise... a firmer promise... the Lord Jesus Christ Himself! | ||||||
10988 | who will drink the cup with god? | Rev 14:10 | DocTrinsograce | 125402 | ||
Specificly (relative to this phrase), "those who worship the beast (see verse 9). In general, however, God pours out His wrath on: (1) the fallen angels and those who follow them (Rev 19:20), and (2) Christ Himself in His atonement (2 Cor 5:21) in our stead. | ||||||
10989 | Who is the subject? (continued) | Heb 4:10 | DocTrinsograce | 125395 | ||
Thank you for your comments, Hank. I agree that believers are mentioned in both verses... and in each case they are plural in the Greek: Verse 9 "people", verse 11 "us" and "men." However, each pronoun in verse 10 is singular in the Greek. Why would the writer change from plural to singular and back to plural again if the subject did not change? | ||||||
10990 | Apagachomai | Acts 1:23 | DocTrinsograce | 125394 | ||
Here is the Strong's entry for "hanged" in Matthew 27:5: ap-ang-khom-ahee From G575 and agcho(to choke; akin to the base of G43); to strangle oneself off (that is, to death): - hang himself. |
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10991 | Personal life plan | John 3:30 | DocTrinsograce | 125391 | ||
I am only a feeble brother who has not attained any greatness. If I've attained anything at all, it is entirely by God's grace. It seems right to me, though, that you seek the Lord and where He is working rather than seeking a "vision for yourself." The former is God centered, the latter has self at the center. However, if it appeals to you there is an excellent pattern for commitment, that I would suggest you look up on the web the resolutions of Johnathan Edwards. You could take these and work them into something a bit more contemporary for yourself. God bless you to the same degree that He is glorified in your life! |
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10992 | Christ a Superior Sacrifice | Heb 7:27 | DocTrinsograce | 125388 | ||
The book of Hebrews is all about the superiority of Christ. In this passage we see that Christ is a superior sacrifice. He is a superior priest in that He need not offer sacrifice for Himself. However, He [His atonement] is a superior sacrifice for it was efficacious for all of the elect for all eternity and need only have been made once (from the foundations of the world, Rev 13:8). | ||||||
10993 | Who is the subject of this verse? | Heb 4:10 | DocTrinsograce | 125383 | ||
Some commentaries state that the "one" mentioned in this verse is the believer. While others indicate that this is not to be understood as the believer, but rather as Jesus Christ Himself. Frankly, I rather prefer the latter interpretation since it fits so nicely in with the rest of the chapter. I am curious about how others might see this. If you would be so kind as to respond, if possible please substantiate your opinion with scripture. :-) |
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10994 | Why would he kill 70 men4 looking in ark | 1 Sam 6:19 | DocTrinsograce | 125366 | ||
Please see Deut 29:29... God is thrice Holy... He is very exacting in how He is to be approached. Treating Him or anything He has declared as Holy as a common thing brings down His eventual wrath. The wonder is not that He killed 70... the wonder is that He spared any! | ||||||
10995 | Christ our Superior Priest | Heb 4:14 | DocTrinsograce | 125363 | ||
Sorry... don't mean to sound preachy... I'm just adding to the "margin." I can't find the specific quote, but somehere on this website it says something to the effect of "...imagine a Bible with an infinitely large margin and thousands of people making notes..." I like that idea. :-) So I'm making notes. Isn't that the purpose of the "Note" category? Please let me know if I've missed the boat somewhere along the way. | ||||||
10996 | what traits must you have | 2 Cor 1:21 | DocTrinsograce | 125361 | ||
No Christian is a "good Christian." A Christian is one chosen by God as His own (Eph 1:4), saved by the shed blood of Jesus Christ (Rom 5:8), and sealed by the Holy Spirit (Eph 1:13 and Rom 5:5). Every Christian bears fruit (John 15:8) and will persevere to the end (Rev 2:11). All of these things are an act of God (Heb 12:2). | ||||||
10997 | Christ our Superior Priest | Heb 4:14 | DocTrinsograce | 125290 | ||
The book of Hebrews is about the superiority of Christ. This particular passage shows Christ as the superior high priest. First He is superior because He has been ordained directly by God. Second He is superior because He knows the inadequacies of the people for whom He intercedes. Third He is superior because He is in the order of Melchisedec, a superior line of priests than the sons of Aaron. | ||||||
10998 | Superiority of Christ to Moses | Heb 3:3 | DocTrinsograce | 125289 | ||
The theme of the book of Hebrews is the superiority of Christ. This particular passage shows clearly the superiority of Christ to Moses. This was very significant to the Jews, since Moses is revered as an exceptional human being. He is called "that holy man of God" repeatedly in the Old Testament. To the Jew, Moses was the giver of the Law. They could accord no greater esteem to any man. However, the author of the book of Hebrews tells us that Moses brought the Law, but was not the originator of the Law. Christ was the originator of the Law. Indeed, He was the Word of God incarnate. | ||||||
10999 | Superioirty of Christ to Angels | Heb 1:4 | DocTrinsograce | 125288 | ||
The theme of the book of Hebrews is the superiority of Christ. This particular passage begins an explicit declaration of the superiority of Christ to the angels. | ||||||
11000 | What is missionary dating? | 2 Cor 6:14 | DocTrinsograce | 125272 | ||
Sorry, I forgot to define "missionary dating." As I understand it, this is the practice of dating someone with hopes you will win them to Christ. | ||||||
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