April 10, 2013

What does scripture mean when it says that Melchizedek had not beginning or end, etc.? [Hebrews 7:3, Genesis 14:18, John 8:56].

If there is no interpreter in a congregation setting when someone speaks in tongues, isn't it invalid?

Is it the pastor's responsibility to not allowing tongues to be spoken when there is no interpreter present?

Is "tongues" actual languages spoken somehere on earth, and never some unknown gibberish? Is the plural or singular form of the word significant? [I Corinthians 14:2, I Corinthians 12:22, I Corinthians 13:1].

If God can speak without being a theophany or Christophany, when was becoming carnate necessary?

Were early Christians associating with other Jewish people on the Sabbath, thus making them indistinguishable from the Jewish religion by the Romans? [Acts 2:46].

Why would Paul take a Nazarite vow, since it still required a sacrifice? [Acts 2].

How could Paul offer a sacrifice when the writer of Hebrews states that the sacrifice has as already been made? [Hebrews 10:12].

Don't you think that there are two types of "speaking in tongues"; 1. a known human language and 2. a heavenly prayer language? [I Corinthians 14, Acts 2].

What do you think of the idea that the term "disciple" is not used except for Jewish believers and not used after the book of Acts? [Acts 11].

Listener has a new book out at KeithGiles.com-"The Power of Weakness"?

Could you clarify the symbolism of the feet of the statue being stuck seems to reflect the Roman Empire growing weak? [Daniel 2:31-45].

When was Jesus ever tempted by sexual sin? Was he tempted by the Samaritan woman? [Hebrews 4:15, James 1:14].