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Q: How should we respond to physical illness?
Let me begin this by asking a simple question. How are you going to die someday? Answer: Unless you are living in the generation when the Rapture takes place, you are going to somehow die of physical causes. And this will happen whether you are ready for it or not. That death could occur soon or many years from now, but it is going to happen sooner or later. None of us have prophetic abilities to know exactly when.
Read Full Answer Ask a QuestionMany dedicated students of God’s Word believe that the KJV, the King James Version of the Bible, is the only reliable English translation. This includes many who fully understand the meaning and importance of studying the Bible “rightly divided.” In other words, they understand that ...
Nearly everyone, even every church goer you will ever meet, thinks personal works of some kind have something to do with the attainment of salvation for entrance into heaven. This kind of thinking is not new. It began at the beginning of human history when ...
The Bible plainly tells us that God is essentially one in essence. Deuteronomy 6:4 4 Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is oneLord: [Emphasis added] Isaiah 44:6 6 Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I ...
Gold and silver are stores of value that have always protected wealth and are everlasting. Gold is mentioned 419 times in the Bible and silver is mentioned 320 times. It, therefore, merits our time to discuss it and to come to understand what God wants ...
This subject may not “ring a bell” or excite you at all. It is probably not on your “Hot List” of things you want to learn about.
This is a word that has been transliterated from the Greek word APOSTOLOS. It means delegate, messenger, one who is sent with authority. For instance, the apostle Paul was a special messenger from God, one sent forth with special authority by the Lord Jesus Christ ...
Justification is one of many wonderful blessings God gives someone the moment they accept the death, burial and resurrection of Christ as a basis for their salvation. This means that when the person dies, they will immediately go to heaven and get to live there ...
As someone has said, “Worry is like a rocking chair… it gives you something to do, but it’s not getting you anywhere.” But what does the Bible have to say about it? Can it be overcome?
Let me begin this by asking a simple question. How are you going to die someday? Answer: Unless you are living in the generation when the Rapture takes place, you are going to somehow die of physical causes.
