Hello friends,
Can anyone post some difficult bible questions for me?
For example, who are the nephilim?
Can anyone post some difficult bible questions for me?
For example, who are the nephilim?
Are you looking for answers for yourself, answers as tools for ministry, or are you offering to answer them yourself. I can help with 2 of the 3 options.
The always popular (amongst atheists) "Why did God order the killing of the women and children of certain tribes in Canaan?"
Job 1:4-7 .. I think this shows sons of God were Jobs sons and the devil went in to do his job . I think the nephillim were men of God corrupted by daughters of men whose offspring are the reason you don't mix Jesus with false gods, giants maybe of stature but definitely giants in that they didn't fear god and had moral free reign or maybe possessed and moral-less is the better word ..
Hi , Andy, Here's one . Who was wrong Peter or Paul ? Paul rebuked Peter in front of a crowd for eating only with the Jews . Should Paul have confronted him privately first ? Was Peter's ministry mainly to Jews and hadn't brought them to a certain point to handle the meat of the Word yet ?
What would the answer to that be?
I was expecting to hear an answer from you... my answer is not very popular, as it involves fallen angels tinkering with the human genome. You sure you want to hear it?
The hardest one for me is what is the reason for the variance between the Genealogy of Christ found in Matthew 1 vs. the one in Luke. I am not sure the reason for their difference; is one an error? Attempts at reconciling them seem less than convincing.
The always popular (amongst atheists) "Why did God order the killing of the women and children of certain tribes in Canaan?"
Actually your view is the most popular imo .. I just can't see the devil with access in heaven, he was cast out and down to Earth ..
Who knows what angels are actually capable of... God allowed possession, so imagine what the changes in the genome might be if a person were possessed from conception...
Who knows what angels are actually capable of... God allowed possession, so imagine what the changes in the genome might be if a person were possessed from conception...
How can God be both completely just and merciful; still forgiving sinners without that sinner serving any punishment?
I don't follow how this relates to the discussion... are you saying that God had women and children killed because He defines death differently? I don't see how that would answer the question adequately.How about God simply defines death differently than natural human beings do?:
"17 but from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not [n]eat, for in the day that you eat from it you will surely die.”" Gen. 2:17 (NASB)
"51 Truly, truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps My word he will never see death.”" Jn. 8:51 (NASB)