November 18, 2022

How do I figure out what God's will is when I am faced with two good choices?

Do you think that looking into "chiasms" in scripture is profitable?

If I run across a verse I don't like or don't understand, I tend to dig into it, to figure out why I am wrong. Is this how I should I be looking at this?

How should we be looking at verses that sound like "total depravity", as with "in flesh there dwells no good thing" and our works are "filthy rags"? [Isaiah 64:6, Romans 7:18-19, Philippians 3:6, Romans 7:23, Philemon 1:6].

If someone goes to hell, then it is because of their sin, not because they have not received forgiveness, right?

In Acts 13, there is a phrase "the Holy Spirit said", in what manner did the Holy Spirit speak? [Acts 13:1-3].

If someone goes against their own conscience, and yet they are within general Christian liberty and it is not defined in scripture as a sin, is it a still sin to them?

Some versions seem to suggest that the coming event being described is more immediate than it was. Is that intentional? [Mark 11:10].

Should I be giving away the documentary "Star of Bethlehem? [Matthew 2:9].

Do men have a greater propensity for sin, or carry a greater burden of sin, than do women?