Why does everyone imagine Satan as red, horned, and evil-looking? The Bible does not give Satan a set description. He appeared in the form of a serpent to Adam and Eve (Gen. 3:1ff; Rev. 12:9; cf. 2 Cor. 11:3), and he is metaphorically described as an angel of light (2 Cor. 11:14). Thus, the image… Read More Bible Q&A: A Question About Satan’s Appearance
Abraham spoke of the act of worship in a way that implies that it had a beginning and an ending. He basically told his servants that he and Isaac would travel to the mountain in Moriah, start to worship, and then return when they had completed their worship. If God had wished for Abraham to continually worship Him for every moment of every day, it would have been superfluous and contradictory for Abraham to speak of his plans to worship at the mountain because he would have been worshiping already. Indeed, he would have somehow been worshiping God while simultaneously talking to his servants about his travel plans. … Read More Must All of Life Be Worship?
How were the continents shaped in the beginning of time? In the beginning, the earth was without form, void, and there was nothing but water (Gen. 1:2). Then on the third day of creation, God said, “Let the waters under the heavens be gathered together into one place, and let the dry land appear” (Gen.… Read More Bible Q&A: How Were the Continents Shaped in the Beginning of Time?
They had stated their belief that God would deliver them from him, but then they said, “But if not, be it known to you, O king, that we will not serve your gods or worship the golden image that you have set up.” That wasn’t a taunt. That was the truth.… Read More When We Face A Fiery Furnace…
Are we living in the kingdom of God? The kingdom of God is spoken of in two ways in the Bible. First, it was prophesied to come during the days of the Roman Empire (Dan. 2:44). During the reign of Caesar Augustus, both John and Jesus said that the kingdom was “at hand,” i.e., that… Read More Bible Q&A: Are We Living in the Kingdom of God?
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