Bible Answers Live with Pastor Doug Batchelor and Pastor Jean Ross, Ep09 (03/26/2023)
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Questions answered in this Bible Answers Live:
00:00 – Intro
05:40 – Does Matthew 24 verse 24 describe the final signs before the Second Coming?
08:04 – Regarding Luke 17 verse 6 and Matthew 17 verse 20, what does it really mean to have faith of a mustard seed?
11:26 – Please explain Philippians 2 verse 10 through 11.
14:51 – Does Matthew 12 verse 32 tell us that the unpardonable sin is pardonable after the 1000 years?
18:45 – Regarding Leviticus 20 verse 13 and 2 Timothy 3 verses 2 through 5, how do we support the LGBTQ community?
22:26 – In Matthew 27 verses 52 through 53, were the people raised at the time of Christ’s death, translated?
24:31 – Does Baptism have to be done by a Pastor?
27:05 – Did the destruction of Jerusalem happen exactly 40 years after Jesus’ death?
31:52 – How should a Christian act around an individual living in rebellion?
34:15 – How can I keep the Sabbath if I am living under my parents’ authority, but they are not believers?
36:28 – Please explain Job 4 verses 15 through 17.
38:58 – How does tithing work and what percent should I give?
41:15 – Genesis 1 says “Elohim created” and Genesis 2 “The Lord God created”. Please explain the difference of the use.
45:15 – When Jesus says “I do not know you” is He speaking to the people on Judgment day?
47:58 – In Revelation 4 verse 10, who are the 24 elders and what does this verse mean?
50:49 – Do we have to get baptized if we are disabled?
53:20 – Did Solomon’s Temple actually exist, or is it part of mythology?
55:41 – Is it appropriate to end our prayer by saying, “In the name of The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?
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