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Matthew 25:29 For whoever has will be given more, and they will have an abundance. Whoever does not have, even what they have will be taken from them. What is the conclusion to this parable?

It is widely assumed Jesus was a jew, but if Jesus was born of (immaculate conception) that means he wasn't from the line of Adam, although born from the womb of Mary, he also wasn't from the seed of Joseph and Mary being not their bloodline offspring. Therfore in the biological process of his...

Hi I believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, I've confessed and repented therefore i want to respect Gods holy day the Sabbath, however I'm confused as there is a lot of controversy over whether Christians today of the new testament are to continue the observation of the old testament Sabbath. Exodus...

Thank you for all your responses. However it seems God is simply saying DONT WORK SEVEN DAYS! but only SIX! for on the seventh day God rested from all he created, thus in reverence of our maker he wants us to rest on the seventh day and give him worship. For who actually knows what the first...

Hi I recently began a new job that requires a five day working week in any severn days, meaning depending on the shift rota I'm sometimes required to work weekends but still only working five days in the week. When having to work Sunday I'm resting on one of the two days off in the week for the...

Thank you all for your comments and support on this bible verse, but it being controversial and subject to debate its hard to follow and remains complexed thus still not understanding why it took place, resurrection, vision or real, and its overall purpose.

So they were not resurrected, It was only a vision?

Big topic long debate, in short scripture mentions of only two resurrections, one for the righteous and one for the unrighteousness, why then is there a different classification for Enoch, Moses and Elijah as in their own personalised resurrection, however scripture doesn't say they where...

How are we to understand the transfiguration when Jesus left his deciples to go up on the hill and there appeared to him Moses and Elijah, how can this be when the resurrection hasn't yet taken place, all the saint's are still in there graves and conscious of nothing, I believe it because its in...

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Why is it a sin to gamble? If I do the lottery and win £10,000,000 why does God see this as sin? I have an insight but don't get the full picture. Saying the Lords prayer we ask for him to give us our daily bread, which in his sight is all we need, I'm thinking this is our providence from God...

Thank you, However my point was, what is the overall conclusion to the Psalm? especially verses 11-13. 11 When you discipline a man with rebukes for sin, you consume like a moth what is dear to him, surely all mankind is a mere breath! 13 Look away from me, that I may smile again, before I...

Just wondering what other peoples interpretations are of PSALM 39, I'm confused on verses 10 -11 -12 and 13. In verses 10 - 11 God mentions disciplining a man with rebukes for sin, and that the sufferer is experiencing the hostility of his hand, and that he wishes for God to remove it, and that...

Just like to thank everyone! for your support on this post. After witnessing creation, the glory of children and the wisdom of his word, I believe God is love, and as penetratingly hard as trials in this life can be, I'm sure there is a justifiable conclusion to it all.. Blessings.

If only in the face of sufferings and hardships it was definitive to know it's a test of faith from God, rather than doubt in thinking it's just a natural phenomenon. How much easier it would be to see it through, even to the point of spilling blood, as you would know there is a profitable come...

This I believe, but when sufferings and hardships increase i begin to doubt and step away from God becoming despondent for a time, but then by faith find myself always returning to God.

This encapsulates my experiential faith with God right now. For a number of years there have been continual hardships from every side, the death of a wife, loss of business, ill health and poverty all of which have brought great despair and desolation. Such circumstances have caused me to now...

How can we be sure its always the devil perpetrating our hardships, how much does God think we can take experiencing life's horrors before our faith is effected to the point where we then turn against him? The trial and test in this life is often devastatingly hard, filled with much sorrow even...

Also thanks to everyone else for you responses.