Q. I have studied over and over about Cain and his wife, and I have questioned where did Cain’s wife come from. What God has showed me that, there were people before Adam and eve, because, and remember Satan and his angels were thrown down from heaven, so they became flesh. Saying that Cain must have married his offspring would be saying that god allowed sin. Now I’m doing a study on Noah’s time. Please respond to my feedback, you might have a better insight. I’m always ready to learn and get close to God. Read Post »

Q. I surely do appreciate your site and you are on my list of people to meet once we get to Heaven.  I was catching up on the questions this evening and read the one about “Another Dispensation?”.  I was wondering, in light of Rev. 14:12, if God will literally “speak” to Tribulation believers.  During the Dispensation of the Law God often spoke to people about their obedience to Him.  During the Dispensation of Grace, the Holy Spirit speaks to us.  Once we are raptured, and the Holy Spirit is taken “away” do you think God will again speak literally to those who become believers.  I’m only asking because I’m curious, I am a believer and I won’t be here. Read Post »

Q. When this happens the Jews will be burying bodies for seven months and burning weapons for seven years, according to scripture. Would these scriptures not indicate that this war would have to happen before the Rapture? They could not be burning weapons during the entire seven year tribulation because in the last 3 ½ years, they will have to flee for their lives and will be under great persecution. I cannot see them taking the time to burn weapons during the Great Tribulation because God will be protecting them in Petra. So many things will be happening during the last 3 ½ years, I just can’t see how they could burn weapons for seven years in the entire tribulation period. Read Post »

Q. I am a former Catholic, I was saved 7 years ago during my own search for the Truth praise the Lord! A few of my family members have gone to Medjugorje and believe that Mary is appearing and has over so many years.

My question is how do you explain Mary speaking to those children who first saw her in Medjugorje? Read Post »

Q. I think we’ve all – at one time or another – been approached by a stranger asking for money because (supposedly) they’re in a desperate situation and need help. You give them some money but walk away wondering if you’ve just been conned (and I’m not referring to your obvious street person, pan-handler, etc.) Read Post »

Q. I have had discussions with my Catholic family where they say how Jesus did not have brothers because that would have discounted Mary as staying a virgin. Didn’t Jesus indeed have brothers? Read Post »

Mark developed his Gospel from notes he had taken as he listened to Peter teach, so this gospel is really Peter’s account.  Part 1 deals with the need for 4 gospels, showing how each was written to a different audience and shows a different side of Jesus, and covers Chapter 1.

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Q. I read in one of the questions that you answered that there will be no time in eternity. I always believed that, too, but have read in a few Bible versions and books that Rev. 10:6 means “no more delay” rather than “time no more”. Are there any other verses that no time in eternity is mentioned? What do you think about the interpretation of it as “no more delay”? Read Post »

Q. Please clarify your statement that ‘at the beginning of the Millennium the unbelievers would be removed from the earth’ – can you give the scripture for that? As I understand it, the believers, who have been raptured previous to those thousand years, will return at the beginning of them with Christ to rule and get rid of the evil. Where am I going wrong? Read Post »

Q. Each time that I visit your site, I am blessed! Recently, I heard a minister on TV say that the prophet Elijah, mentioned in the books of 1st & 2nd Kings, was not Jewish. I had assumed that all of the old testament prophets were Israelites. Your thoughts on this. Read Post »