This concept has bothered me for quite some time. Does anyone have any ideas of how we justify the two below, and apparently opposing concepts? Romans 9:27 NLT – “And concerning Israel, Isaiah the prophet cried out, "Though the people of Israel are as numerous as the sand of the seashore, only a remnant will be saved.” Romans 11:25-26 NLT – “I want you to understand this mystery, dear brothers and sisters, so that you will not feel proud about... All Of Israel, Or Just A Remnant ..read more

Word of God ===== Son of God Agree or Disagree ..read more

What week of the year did creation take place ..read more

A word in your hearts, The life the way the truth, The life that was in Adam was God's life. Adam was made spiritualy alive before the fall which means he was saved, after there fall all mankind became spiritual alive to the power of death. Why, well the life that was in Adam before the fall, and after the fall was God's, and it's the same life that exists in all man because all man has fell, Why Jesus said the natural body never changes. in scripture this can be shown, and he... Gods life ..read more

What is a Speaking Tongues? Is it necessary to speak in tongues in our times ..read more

Hello friends, I'm doing a bit of writing on the true character of Paul and would like to get a feel of the percentage of what Christians think about what Paul said of himself in the unbelievable Romans Chapter 7. Thanks ..read more

The most common answer given is Rome, some have said America, some have said Jerusalem, some even Mecca. What do you believe it is and why? I am leaning towards Rome as well, just because the purple and scarlet matches perfectly, the cup of abominations, it all fits Romanism so well, but there are some issues with a futuristic interpretation that I have run across, which is verses like these: "And cinnamon, and odours, and ointments, and frankincense, and wine, and oil, and fine flour... Who is Babylon in Revelation ..read more

There are few harder things than the death of a close family member. It's even worse when God does not meet our expectations. John 11 tells us of such an event. Jesus could have healed Lazarus without going to Bethany. He could have gone to see Lazarus and healed him at home. Instead, Jesus waited until there was no hope for Lazarus. By the time Jesus got to Bethany, Lazarus had been dead for four days. Martha came to see Jesus as He entered Bethany. She complained that Jesus could have... Run to Jesus, not away ..read more

Revelation is one of my favorite books in the Bible. When I was younger, I was frustrated by how seemingly confusing, scary and strange the book seemed. Over the years, I have heard sermons on the book, but usually those messages focus on the first few chapters (letters to the churches) while avoiding the more intriguing and confusing portions of the book. I would think to myself, “Doesn’t God want us to understand this book? Why would he include it in the Scriptures if it were so... Revelation: A Cyclical View ..read more

Precious friends, please Be Very Richly Encouraged and Edified In "What Saith The Scripture?":​ Intro: Q's: Why did God not simply say: "In the beginning God Created the universe?" Why did He Make This Division "right At The Beginning Of His Word"?: "In the beginning God Created the heaven and the earth." (Genesis 1:1 AV) Is it not because He Has A Two-Fold Purpose? One program for heaven, and another one for... Grace, New Covenant, And Mystery Fellowship ..read more