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The question we will aim to answer relates to the various references to “Kingdoms” in the Bible. For example, here are some references: In examining the scriptures, it becomes clear that only two kingdoms exist. That is the Kingdom of God, and the other, the domain of Satan, or Satan’s kingdom. First, let us look …
When we experience trials, hardships, and pain, we often wonder if this is God’s chastening or a period of testing in our lives. To answer that question, you need to understand the difference between the two to better understand your particular situation. A trial is a situation where someone is examined by “testing”. For example, …
Scriptures reveal that there is “power” in the name of Jesus. We are asked to pray in Jesus’ name (John 14:13-14), we are asked to believe in the name of Jesus for salvation (Acts 4:12), we are told to have faith in the name of Jesus (Romans 3:22), we are to be baptised in the …
Question: I want to understand more about the kingdom of God in terms of the following: The question we will attempt to answer in this study is to understand what living in the kingdom of God looks like. Before we understand kingdom living, we need to know the status of the kingdom of God in …
Anger and wrath are both used in the Bible. Anger is an emotion of dislike when we are confronted with something harmful or hurtful. It is part of our nature and not always necessarily wrong or sinful. However, it can very quickly lead to sin because responding in hate leads to sin. Ephesians 4:26 says, “In …
Question: How did Moses receive the two tablets of stone on Mount Sinai? The Bible does not seem to make it clear. Was it God’s hands in the form of a human that gave them to Moses? In Exodus 31:18, we read, “And he gave to Moses, when he had finished speaking with him on Mount Sinai, …