John 3:16 does not mention baptism. If baptism is essential to salvation, why is it not in John 3:16? The Bible teaches that “the entirety of Your Word is truth” (Ps. 119:160a). If one wants to ascertain the whole truth about any subject related to the Christian religion, one must take into account everything that… Read More Bible Q&A: If Baptism Is Essential for Salvation, Why Is It Not In John 3:16?
Were the seven men of Acts 6:1-6 deacons? Let’s look at the two relevant passages: Acts 6:1-6 (ESV) 1 Now in these days when the disciples were increasing in number, a complaint by the Hellenists arose against the Hebrews because their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution. 2 And the twelve summoned the… Read More Bible Q&A: Were The Seven Men of Acts 6:1-6 Deacons?
Christian brothers and sisters, how often do we think about the fact that there is a day coming in which every one of us will individually stand before the throne of God and be judged by Jesus Christ?… Read More “We Make It Our Aim To Please Him”
God wanted the Jews of Zechariah’s day to remember the calamities that had fallen upon their parents and grandparents. He wanted them to not make the same mistakes by remembering that God’s statutes and commands had “overtaken” their ancestors in the sense that they had been severely punished for their disobedience to God’s will.… Read More Zechariah: Repent and Return to God
It helps to remember that the term for worship in Romans 12:1 is latreia, which is defined as service. Furthermore, its Hebrew equivalent (aboda) was used in the Old Testament primarily to describe the acts of service associated with worship typically performed by the priests and Levites, such as offering sacrifices (cf. Josh. 22:27; 1… Read More Bible Q&A: Please Explain “Spiritual Worship” in Romans 12:1
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