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The Judgement of the Sheep and Goats in Matthew 25:31-34 involves the Gentile Nations being judged for how they treated the “Brethren” identified as the Jewish people during the Great Tribulation.
For many Christians, the story of Balaam and his donkey is on par with that of Jonah and the great fish. To often we tend to minimize these OT Bible stories and relegate them to the status of the “fun parts” of the Bible, suitable only for small children. But as we mature in our faith and begin to earnestly study Holy Scripture we find that Jesus, Peter, Jude and of course Moses, took the story quite literally and with deadly seriousness.
Can You Prove the Bible? The Answer is absolutely YES!
Blends fact based answers to direct questions in a simple and clear way. This book was designed for the non-scholarly seeker who wants uncomplicated answers. Valorie also gives a great deal of references and links for those who want to take a deeper dive into the many topics presented.
The word “ZION” “Zionist” has become a curse word in the mouths of millions in the Church today along with much of the secular world. We should be careful as to how we use the word ZION when speaking about God’s love and apple of His eye.
Kirk Cameron has recently raised a firestorm by suggesting that Eternal Damnation is not Eternal. St. Augustine had something to say about Kirk’s suggestion!
Q. Why would God command the Israelites to kill Midianite children and women such as found in Numbers 31:17? This seems barbaric, primitive and cruel to me.
“Massive Underground Complex Discovered Beneath Khafre Pyramid, Featuring 2,125 ft Deep Wells and Cubic Chambers”
TRUE OR FALSE?
Q. Do you support Israel in the war against Palestinians? It seems it is the fundamentalists from the “right” who are always in support of Israel. Furthermore, shouldn’t we take into consideration that Palestinians had their homeland taken?
Q. I have not been following the Israel conflict much. But, as you know, many believe that Israel is not the Israel of the Bible – that the Israel in the Bible refers to a people – not to a government or nation. Can you clarify this for me?
Trade – in Your Selfie Stick for Shepherd’s Staff!
We’ve always been “America-centric” and assumed the world revolves around us. So it’s quite a shock to learn we aren’t central to biblical prophecy.
Q. I read that there is a point in time when God gives unbelievers and their nations over to the “wrath of abandonment.” What is that? It sounds scary. And how would you know when God has “abandoned” a country?
