Bible Discussion Replies PAGE 1983

  • SkipVought - In Reply on 1 Corinthians 10 - 5 years ago
    Emma,

    In 1 Corinthians 10, at least the first 22 verses are a warning to the church about idolatry.

    In the first 4 verses, Paul uses several illustrative phrases:

    Under the cloud

    For the 40 years in the wilderness, from The Exodus from Egypt to the entrance into The Promised Land, God lead Israel in a cloud by day and a pillar of fire at night. So "under the cloud" meant God's guidance and protection in the wilderness.

    Through the sea

    When Israel exited Egypt, God caused the Red Sea to open so that they could cross over on dry land, through the sea. "Through the sea" an impossible barrier to freedom from slavery, was overcome by a miracle from God.

    Spiritual meat

    In the wilderness for 40 years, God provided for their physical needs. He gave them mana every morning except the Sabbath and quail. Food for physical sustenance.

    Spiritual drink

    When they ran out of water, God instructed Moses to strike a rock near mount Sinai and water came forth. Water for physical sustenance.

    Paul wrote these things...

    "Now these things were our examples, to the intent we should not lust after evil things, as they also lusted." 1Co 10:6
  • Mary on Romans 2 - 5 years ago
    How do I know if I have the Holy Ghost?
  • Fred Scanlan - In Reply on Luke 6 - 5 years ago
    Michael, thank you for the word... Your words will bring great comfort to those who will listen. You have spoken clearly in these times of confusion. Growing as the tree in the midst of his vineyard. How wonderful is His blood that will cleanse us all from unrighteousness, will lead us into everlasting life found in Him.
  • Angie Cortez on Psalms 40 - 5 years ago
    Which is the prayer of faith, to unlock to the fulness.
  • Reece King on Ephesians 6 - 5 years ago
    Why is the sword of the spirit the word of God? Please tell me I need to know.
  • Ron s wheelock - In Reply on Ephesians 2 - 5 years ago
    Romans 3:10

    "As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one:"

    Romans 5:12

    "Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned:"
  • George e strack on Genesis 1 - 5 years ago
    what really happens when you die
  • Sacha - In Reply on Ephesians 2 - 5 years ago
    Marilyn .

    You are very optimistic ,i like that ,we cant even put an end to our own sins nevermind the whole worlds ,if we could do it we wouldnt need Jesus' sacrifice , God knows all of our sins and he knows that we all keep sinning every day so He provided the perfect sinless sacrifice for us ,not that we stop sinning but that God has provided a means by which He can FORGIVE our sins through the willing sacrifice made by His only begotten Son ,we all sin ! There are many different sins ,not just sexual ones ,God has found and provided a way by which He promises to FORGIVE out sins ,as Christians we all try very hard not to sin but we still do ,God understands us totally and knows that it not possible for us to stop sinning completely ,He loves us and wants us with Him so he devised a means by which He is able to forgive us if we trust and belive in His sinless Son and Jesus WILLING sacrifice . You have a big heart and a burning desire for your God and your Saviour i can tell ,keep reading keep praying ,thank God for your blessings and rejoice ! Christ is coming !
  • DaLonne Jones on Proverbs 5 - 5 years ago
    Question? How does a pastor's wife forgive him for adulterous behavior of 6 years? Especially when he is diagnosed with Parkinson & Dementia and can't help me work through this devastating trial in our lives. He had to retire as an educator also. I had to retire to be his care provider. We live far away from family & I feel so alone most days. He often makes commitments to me that is clearly from that secret life. I know he's taking to the other woman. Yet, there are times when he doesn't remember me or where he is. Counseling requires both of us to be able to communicate. Our financial situation was really terrible but better now. Tthoughts of his past, so separate from my own are driving me in & out of depression/despair. I have no one, professionally I can talk to. His church does not know nor his immediate family. I know only what I found in his phone about the other woman. He admitted the affair. Clearly repentance & Godley sorrowful. But is no help with healing our marriage. I'm up & down. I need help. We've be. married 39 years this April.
  • Edna - In Reply on Romans 8:9 - 5 years ago
    Chris,

    Thank you so much for your thoughtful and thorough response! I'll make sure she gets your message.

    Thanks again,

    Aaron and Edna
  • Sarah - In Reply on Galatians 3 - 5 years ago
    I hope you find a church you like! I an on here every day, so I will see anything you put to help you!

    Sarah Chessiy
  • Mild Bill - In Reply on Galatians 5 - 5 years ago
    Charles R Peek,

    "Neither of the two Scripture tell you how to be saved"

    Obviously you are entitled to your opinion, however, you seem insistent on

    distinguishing your preference for 1Corinthians15. Now why is that? Why are

    you insisting a narrow view of what God uses to "save" lost people when God

    has provided so many verses that he uses to lead people to himself through

    his son? It seems to me your focus on this issue is to create a right and

    wrong way on the matter of what to tell lost people. Am I right about that?

    Suppose God chooses to begin leading a person to himself with Amos4:12?

    Clearly the Lord Jesus left Nicodemus to ponder a second birth, and not

    the sign of Jonah, as he also said would be for Israel. God has never been

    limited to demonstrate grace in a particular age. Rather, it is we who make

    distinctions, for the purpose of distinguishing Gods revealed methods of

    demonstrating his presence in our time period on earth. The whole of God's

    word is for all people to see him as he wills it so. I understand

    dispensationalism to organize a view of Gods history with man, but his

    salvation work is not so limited in his sovereign exercise of gracious love.
  • Chris - In Reply on Isaiah 1 - 5 years ago
    Proverbs 13:22, might be the Scripture you're thinking of.
  • Charles - In Reply on Luke 6 - 5 years ago
    Thank you Michael this comment has been really helpful and for someone new to the TRUTH in following the bible I have taken from your words some guidance that I have asked for.
  • Chris - In Reply on Acts 5:30 - 5 years ago
    Thank you Mark. I suppose Jesus' Wrists were pierced & nailed to the tree, as nails in the palm of the hand would just tear through the flesh because of the weight of the body. Then reading John 20:25-27, would mean His Wrists, rather than hands.
  • MICHAEL PEREZ - In Reply on Romans 8:9 - 5 years ago
    There is not much i can write regarding the unfilling of Gods Holy Spirit except their are only two Languages that exist ..( Tongues of Angels Heavenly ) and ( Tongues of men Earthy ) and if God is a spirit how do you worship God in the Spirit...
  • Taking Charge in your own Growth as a Christian - In Reply on Luke 6 - 5 years ago
    My goal has always been to know who Jesus is; what he is like; how he responds to people's questions; arguments. What he is showing us about what we are to be doing. Mainly, becoming a follower of him and his known will. The more we read, study, watch some sermons online or listen to them on the radio. Start in the Gospels, spend extra time in the gospel of John. Follow Jesus's disciples in Acts. Head towards the back of the Bible. The Book of Proverbs gives wisdom. Psalms gives us comfort and information of what God is like. The entire Bible is about Jesus; from cover to cover.

    To read Commentaries about a specific chapter & verse: type scripture and verse in Google, then type 'Commentary' or History, if that's what you want to know. I generally pick a commentary from the first 7 listed. Don't be afraid to dig a little. Always compare books to what the Bible says. The Bible is the bottom line TRUTH.

    You can always ask questions in this room. The REPLY will be sent to your email.

    Explore this websites tools for studying. To read all the Rapture verses: type Caught Up in the search Box. Or, Last Days, Marriage, Divorce; whatever you want more answers for.

    Read some of peoples personal testimonies from the LINKS out on the red page.

    Make this website work better for your studies.

    Personally, I turn off the TV and make time for reading. Get a notebook and take notes. Learn how to sing to the Lord. Most Important: always ask the Holy Spirit to teach you; ask Him questions. He is the Spirit of Christ. Jesus went to the Cross to give the Holy Spirit to us to perfect our learning of Who Jesus is in our life.

    Sit still for an hour before the Lord. Pray and then listen. You will grow mightily in understanding. Read Malachi 3:16-18

    Every conversation we join in with others, praising And talking about how good God is: is recorded in a book that God reads.

    Michael
  • Emma on 1 Corinthians 10 - 5 years ago
    And were all baptized unto Moses in the cloud and in the sea; simple words what does this mean. I think I know but want a confirmation.
  • Mark - In Reply on Acts 5:30 - 5 years ago
    Chris,the bible does say he was nailed to the stake or tree at mark 15:25 and also at matthew 27:35.he would have had his arms straight above him and nails through his wrists.
  • Chris - In Reply on Acts 5:30 - 5 years ago
    That's very interesting, Mark. Are you suggesting that Jesus hung on a tree (i.e. nailed to its trunk) & not with arms widespread, as it would be on a T shaped structure? If so, how should we account for the nails pierced into his hands/wrists?
  • Chris - In Reply on Galatians 5 - 5 years ago
    Yes, it is generally understood & widely accepted that John, son of Zebedee, the disciple & apostle of Jesus, was the writer of the vision he received in The Revelation, as well as the writer of the three epistles (1,2,3 John).
  • Cyretta Jordan on Ephesians 2 - 5 years ago
    What does the bible say about leadership and who should do it ?
  • Chris - In Reply on Romans 8:9 - 5 years ago
    Hello Aaron (& Edna). I don't believe that we can use personal email addresses on this Site, as it's a public Site & you know how problems can occur by doing so. If your great grandmother hits the Reply button on the Comment she wishes to respond to (or, else start a fresh Comment to bring up a new Topic or question), then we should all see it. Having said that, your comment to me, & some from others, don't always give me an alert in my email, so I actually stumbled onto your comment now, as I try to peruse as much of the input into KJB Online as possible. And of course, there are many capable, knowledgeable brothers & sisters here who would be willing to give answers, if I miss it. Hopefully, it will all work out for her.

    To her question: I understand that she was referring to Revelation 7:3 ff. There would be several views on this portion of Scripture, but to me, if it seems clear in the Bible, then I accept it as given. We're not told how this Seal of God is applied to the foreheads, whether visible or not: likely visible. And then again, it applies to the 144,000 (12,000 from each of the tribes of Israel). Some see this number as referring to the Church, since the purity, indeed the evidence, of any of the tribes, are virtually non-existent today. But if we say that it's the Church being spoken of, then why mention the tribes, & why such a relatively low number of people who are sealed? Again, I believe that this speaks of Israel, as we (the Church) have already been sealed by the Holy Spirit & as I also believe that we will not go through the Great Tribulation & we will not be here in Revelation chap 7, but with the Lord in Heaven.

    So the Revelation Seal is one from God placed upon the 144,000 of Israel, whereas the Mark of the Beast, is that mark or name that is required to be put on all those left on Earth so they can serve the Anti-Christ & be able to live. But for how long? As the Wrath of God will soon be poured out on all living on Earth at that time.
  • Michael Richardt on Micah 1:13 - 5 years ago
    What is referred to here:

    she is the beginning of the sin to the daughter of Zion:
  • Adam - In Reply on Luke 6 - 5 years ago
    Those are the words of Jesus. That is fairly common for Bibles.
  • Donna Vargas - In Reply on Galatians 3 - 5 years ago
    Good evening, In respond to your email, I live in California. Thank you for your response. Will stay in touch if I have any more questions.

    Donna
  • Mark - In Reply on Acts 5:30 - 5 years ago
    If you research the origin of the cross it goes back to the Babylonians and didn't enter into Christian religion until the 4th century. some bible writers used the Greek word Xy'lon which means "timber" stick, club, or tree. see also acts 10:39, acts 13:29, Galations 3:13 and 1 peter 2:24. It was under the pagan ruler Constantine that promoted the cross as a symbol of Christianity. see also Exodus 20:4,5
  • Chris - In Reply on Galatians 3 - 5 years ago
    When we use 1 Timothy 1:12 as the authority for women to be in silence, it is in respect to the order & discipline within the Church of Jesus Christ. Just as in the matter of head covering ( 1 Corinthians 11:3-16), the Church directive has always followed the order of: God - Jesus Christ - Man - Woman. There is no disregard or humiliation given to the woman - it's just the Divine order prescribed for the Church.

    You quote Deborah, the judge & prophetess. She was so equipped & called by God to serve. But could she minister in the Tabernacle or its environs? And we could say the same for the other women mentioned, so called of God. Or the Elect Lady or those women at the Tomb: none of these were teachers - we would have to force that meaning into those passages.

    So whether concerning the Jewish Temple, Synagogue, or even the Church, the order has always been the same, with the Church given greater latitude, allowing women to minister to children & youth & engage in other services in the Church. Even if I read right up to The Revelation, I don't see any change to this Divine Pattern. How then is God's Word misconstrued or taken out of context? When human sentiment enters into Divine instruction, it is then we fall into error, which then is very often compounded.
  • Sister Fredia on Romans 1 - 5 years ago
    How do I learn the Bible and understanding what going on
  • Homer Baker - In Reply on Matthew 24:6 - 5 years ago
    in my understanding, on Matthew 24:6

    I have always been told we are supposed to rejoice when Christians go home.

    If our faith was strong enough we would be happy for them because we know they are in a better place.

    A place far better than here.

    God knew this so maybe did 2 things at once and took them home to a better place and

    He showed his lesson to us also.


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