February 2022

Does one have to repent from your sins to get into heaven? [Acts 16:30, Romans 10:9, Luke 6:46, I Peter 1:14].

How does one get a ticket to heaven?

How would you explain "transformation" to a young person? [2 Corinthians 3:18, Romans 8:27, I John 3:2, I Corinthians 15:49, Hebrews 2:5].

Commenting on the religions who embrace the idea that it is acceptable to become a god, or that Jesus is a kind of god. [John 10:34-36, Jeremiah 10:11, John 15, Isaiah ].

Who was Obed-Edom? [2 Samuel 6:11].

Could you talk about Uzzah and why he was killed when he touched the Ark of the Covenant? [2 Samuel 6:7].

Could you elaborate on the meaning behind those who are first, will be last, and vice versa? [Mark 10:31].

Do some of the Proverbs flip, or reverse, what is first stated?

Were the people facing the sun in Ezekiel, likely worshipping the sun? [Ezekiel 8-10].

Is there any parallel to worshipping the sun and Easter, relative to Ezekiel? [Ezekiel 8-10, 2 Peter 1:19, Malachi 1:11, Malachi 4:2, Isaiah 60:3, Psalm 19:4-5].

What do you think about the possibility of the vaccine being the mark of the beast?

Do the words "caught up" refer to the rapture? [I Thessalonians 4:16-17].

Is the Revised Standard Version the same as the American Standard Version of the Bible?

Information about Esau's wives in Genesis differs in Josephus' writing. Do you know where he got his information?

Did Job's friends and the prophets actually speak in poetic form, or where they just recast in poetry when the story is told?

Does God actually use the devil to accomplish His will at times? [Acts 2:23].

Why were the oaths binding in the story of Jacob & Esau? [Genesis 27].

Could you help me sort out Romans 9? Are the "children of the deed" the same as the "children of God"? [Romans 9:7-10, Galatians 3:16, Romans 9:27, Genesis 21:12, Genesis 25:23].

Is Romans 9 talking about salvation. It seems like verse 6 is not, but later it is. [Romans 9].

Even though Jephthah is highly criticized for the vow he took in sacrificing his daughter, but is still named as a man of faith. Could you elaborate? [Hebrews 11:32].

What race were the people of Abraham before they were called Jews, and what were they called? [Genesis 14, Romans 2:28-29].

Why did Moses get in trouble when God was trying to kill him while on the way to Egypt? [Exodus 4].

What do you think about opening up the communion table to all-even the unsaved?