God through Moses told Pharaoh of his will for him, but Pharaoh chose to follow his own plans according to the stubbornness of his heart (cf. Prov. 16:9a). God did not turn him into a puppet; rather, God simply told Pharaoh to do something he was already set against doing anyway. In that way, Pharaoh also hardened his own heart and made the choice himself to sin.… Read More Bible Q&A: Why Did God Harden Pharaoh’s Heart?
The Bible teaches that children are sinless and innocent (Ezek. 18:1-20; 28:15; Rom. 9:10-11; Matt. 18:3-4)…until the time when they become accountable for their actions (Is. 7:15).… Read More Bible Q&A: What Is the Age of Accountability?
If we obey God, we love Him. If we choose to unrepentantly disobey God, we don’t love Him. It’s that simple.… Read More What It Means to Love God
Why are we not allowed to see the Lord’s face and live? The Bible does not give a reason why. Therefore, any answer given is simply supposition and theory. Personally, I think the reason God does not allow us while in human form to see his face and live is so that our faith will… Read More Bible Q&A: Why Are We Not Allowed to See the Lord’s Face and Live?
God’s grace saves us through our faith. We did not and indeed cannot save ourselves. Rather, our salvation is a gift from God (cf. Romans 6:23). That’s the basic point of the Ephesians passage. Yet, many have questions about Ephesians 2:8-9. Probably the one most asked is whether Ephesians 2:8-9 is teaching that we are saved by works. In answering this, we must remember that the entirety of God’s Word is truth (Psalm 119:16) and thus be very careful to take into account all of what the Bible says about this and every other religious topic if we want the full, unvarnished truth. There are more biblical passages to take into account than Ephesians 2:8-9 when it comes to our works and their place in our salvation and justification.… Read More “Not A Result of Works”…What Does That Mean?
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