Friday Night Live with Doug Batchelor
Q & A Session:
00:00 – Intro
12:40 – As a Christian man, is it alright to have long hair?
14:26 – Do I need a year of Bible studies with my church to get Baptized?
15:15 – Is there any real way to know the accurate or correct pronunciation of God’s Hebrew name?
17:00 – How can I prove that Law of God (The Ten Commandments) are not done away with?
18:23 – Is medical marijuana better than man-made medicine and drugs?
20:14 – How do we know that the 1000 year Millennium is going to be in Heaven, and not here on Earth?
21:40 – Is it important to wear a tie and suit to church? Is there a specific dress requirement?
23:10 – Why are the books of Enoch, Jasher, Nathan, and Gad mentioned in the Bible, but not included in the Bible?
24:40 – Why doesn’t Satan suffer the effects of Sin, like having a short lifespan and experiencing death like humans do?
25:18 – Is it okay to have drums during the church service?
27:25 – Is it okay for a woman to wear dress slacks?
30:10 – How did the Three Wise Men know that the Star was an answer to the birth of a Savior?
31:15 – Does God laugh, or is He always serious?
33:01 – Will the outpouring of the Latter Rain bring about quicker understanding of Spiritual Truths than for those who come into the Church near the end?
34:30 – What does it mean to walk by Faith?
36:06 – I got Baptized at 10 years old when I didn’t really understand the Bible; can I get Baptized again?
37:36 – Is the Soul or Spirit the memory data in your brain? How are thoughts held and where?
38:45 – How do you determine God’s will for your life?
40:00 – Why are some of the books taken out of the Bible?
41:17 – After the Resurrection, what evidence is there that Jesus kept the Sabbath?
42:46 – Will the 144,000 be the only people alive when Jesus comes again?
45:40 – Is this a bad time to have a baby?
47:00 – What does it mean to have the Faith of Jesus, as opposed to walking in Faith?
48:00 – Is it true that you can any get the Holy Spirit when you get Baptized? And how do you know when you have it?
49:37 – Is it possible for people who haven’t been Baptized in water to be in Heaven?
50:27 – If you are married now, will you be married in the New Earth?
52:02 – Why are there many more churches that worship on Sunday, as opposed to the true day which is Saturday?
53:53 – Will we remember people in God’s Kingdom; even those who did not make it?
54:50 – Why do some people use the passage to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord as a validation for an immortal soul?
56:40 – Is there is a sin I still don’t have victory over, does God still hear my prayers?
57:57 – Was the Holy Spirit present in the Old Testament?
59:35 – Why isn’t there a Prophet school?
1:00:51 – Why was there war in Heaven with Lucifer, and the book of Revelation is not in the book of Genesis in the beginning?
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Pastor, Doug! You said on time stamp 36:52; "if a person is not baptized biblically"…I think some clarification needs to be taken on this comment because by your statement all other forms of baptism are "not biblical" and need to be corrected? This is not what the early Church fathers taught or believed! Baptism is not an act where we go back and forth or if you belonged in one faith and subscribed to another, then "we should correct the ignorance and re-baptize that person.
The best way to understand what the early Church fathers believed is to go back to what was actually taught. The Didache is one of the earliest examples we can use to ask that very question.
– First, "whenever baptism was administered, God was invoked by his triune name: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The person being baptized was baptized into union and fellowship with the triune God".
– Second, "baptism ordinarily would have taken place outdoors in living water. Meaning, running or flowing water. This was the ordinary setting. But, if flowing water was not available, Christians were free to baptize with other water, preferably cold water".
– Third, "pouring water on the head three times – known as trine baptism, was an acceptable mode of baptism" (Cyprian of Carthage, Letters 64:2 and 64:5 Date: 253 A.D. infant baptism
Then, baptism of infants. "You see how many are the benefits of baptism, and some think its heavenly grace consists only in the remission of sins, but we have enumerated ten honors (it bestows)! For this reason we baptize even INFANTS, though they are not defiled by (personal) sins, so that there may be given to them holiness, righteousness, adoption, inheritance, brotherhood with Christ, and that they may be his (Christ's) members" – John Chrysostom, Baptismal Catechesis in Augustine, Against Julian 1:6:21 Date: 388 A.D.
– "The custom of Mother Church in baptizing infants is certainly not to be scorned, nor is it to be regarded in any way as superfluous, nor is it to be believed that its tradition is anything except apostolic" (Augustine, The literal Interpretation of Genesis 10:23:39 Date 408 A.D.)
– "Whoever says that infants fresh from their mothers' wombs ought not to be baptized, or say that they are indeed baptized unto the remission of sins, but that they draw nothing of the original sin of Adam, which is expiated in the bath of regeneration…Let him be anathema (Excommunicated). Council of Carthage to Investigate Pelagianism.
There is more than ample evidence to prove that no matter the case, infants as well as adults were baptized by sprinkling, pouring of water and the use of flowing water for Christians and is as valid today as it was then! Jeff
Fun fact: the camel through the needle was a mistranslation. In the original text the word camel and the word rope are similarly written.
It was supposed to be "rope", which would make more sense.
Look it up.😉 ❤
I hope you don't mind me saying that!
It's not ashame to have long hair provided it's kept clean
We were born with hair
Covid deaths 5 million , 6 million jews in concentration camps , 36 million hiv aids deaths , 9 million child deaths per year under 5 years old , they all prayed and what happened ? please try and explain .