Thank you for the question on the authenticity of the New Testament, “Which scripture of the New Testament is considered the most authentic both chronologically and scientifically?” As I read this question, it feels like it is a trolling question. It is asking for Scriptures that is “most authentic both chronologically and scientifically.” It is implying … Read More “Which scripture of the New Testament is considered the most authentic both chronologically and scientifically?” »
Thank you for the interpretation question on Matthew 7:13–14, “In the Bible which mentions that many are on the path to destruction, what exactly is that destruction? The Bible never specifically states that that destruction is hell.” Scriptures exhorts believers to study the Scriptures. For Christians, this takes into account the context and text of any … Read More “In the Bible which mentions that many are on the path to destruction, what exactly is that destruction? The Bible never specifically states that that destruction is hell.” »
Thank you for the question on banned singing in a church service due to coronavirus, “Would you attend a church service if all singing was banned as a result of the coronavirus? Why or why not?” Personally, if my church were to ban singing in the service due to coronavirus, I would DEFINITELY ATTEND the worship … Read More “Would you attend a church service if all singing was banned as a result of the coronavirus? Why or why not?” »
Thank you for the question, “Is there a part of the Bible that you focus on reading the most?” There are two books of the Bible that I focus on reading and studying the most. They are Genesis and the Gospel of John. Here are my reasons for choosing those two books: A. Genesis is vital … Read More “Is there a part of the Bible that you focus on reading most?” »
Thank you for the interpretative question on Matthew 9:17, “How would you explain Matthew 9:17?” As I read again the context of Matthew 9:14–17, there is a contrast between the “old” and the “new” and the effects of the “old” and “new” as they interact with each other. John’s disciples and the Pharisees fast in waiting … Read More “How would you explain Matthew 9:17?” »
Thank you for the interpretative question on Ezekiel 7:19, “What is the meaning of ” Ezekiel 7:19″‘They will throw their silver into the streets, and their gold will be treated as a thing unclean.”? I want to commend you for reading Ezekiel. This is not an easy book to read as one sees the failures of … Read More “What is the meaning of Ezekiel 7:19″They will throw their silver into the streets, and their gold will be treated as a thing unclean.”?” »
Thank you for the biblical question, “What are the books of general letters in the New Testament?” The three fold division of the New Testament are as follows: A. The Gospels are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John B. The Historical book is Acts C. The Epistles are divided into two divisions: The Pauline Epistles: Romans, I-II … Read More “What are the books of general letters in the New Testament?” »
Thank you for the question on the independence of the Holy Spirit, “Why cant the holy spirit if “he” is God speak of his own initiative? Why is it that “he” can only speak what “he” hears? “He will not speak on His own initiative, but whatever He hears, He will speak” John 16:13 (NASB)?” As … Read More “Why cant the holy spirit if “he” is God speak of his own initiative? Why is it that “he” can only speak what “he” hears? “He will not speak on His own initiative, but whatever He hears, He will speak” John 16:13 (NASB)” »
Thank you for the question on Ishmael, “Why did God send Ishmael away in the Bible?” God DIDN’T send Ishmael. It was Sarah who wanted Abraham to send Hagar and Ishmael away from her son, Isaac. The Biblical text in Genesis 21 says this, “The child grew and was weaned, and on the day Isaac was weaned … Read More “Why did God send Ishmael away in the Bible?” »
Thank you for the question on responses to prophecies, “Why don’t atheists find Biblical prophecy convincing? What’s that convincing in the Bible for the believers?” The fundamental reason is the existence of God. If one acknowledges a Creator God, then the character or attributes of God would determine the events of history. Since atheists deny the … Read More “Why don’t atheists find Biblical prophecy convincing? What’s that convincing in the Bible for the believers?” »