Posted March 13th, 2008 in Ask a Bible Teacher
Can you please explain again how Messiah was meaning His Jewish brethren when talking about “if you did it to the least of these my brothers, you were doing it to me”, and how it means we should be helping the Jews today, whether monetarily or otherwise.
Posted December 26th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
This morning, I was going through the Parable of the Yeast from Matthew 13. I have a query with this Parable. Normally in Bible, Man is the term used to represent humans(both man and women). Here in this parable “Women” is used. Does she represent EVE?
Posted December 8th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I suppose I’ve always believed Israel was God’s land and somehow is and one day be again His chosen. I’ve recently discovered I’ve been blissfully unaware of other ways of interpretation such as allegory especially related to prophecy. Israel IS still in God’s plan as far as a land and a Remnant in the last days, right?
Posted December 3rd, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
In the case of the prodigal son, the son came back to the Father, but what if the son had died before he came back to his father? What if a Christian who left his faith died before he returned to his faith? Would he go to heaven or to hell?
Posted October 16th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I am currently researching the question if the Kingdom of Heaven and the Church are one and the same. Most Commentaries I read say so. Somehow this does not gel with me. Can you please shed light on this?
Posted September 10th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
(A popular Bible Teacher) teaches that there is some prophetic significance in the Kingdom Parables i.e. the mustard tree is only normally 4 ft. high and for it to hold the birds of the air was a prophecy of the church harboring pagan practices. Can you explain this teaching with a little more detail?
Posted August 29th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
We have all been created the same – we all get the same chance to get saved – I wonder why some say yes to Jesus, and are able to see them selves as sinners in the need for his salvation – and others do not see this, and instead choose the world, and thereby eternity in hell – why this difference?
Posted August 17th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I recently read a book and also watched a show on (Christian TV) that talked about near death experiences. In both the book and TV show, they reported either seeing people in hell who were Christians. They were told that if they could not forgive then their Father in Heaven could not forgive them.
Posted August 13th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
What do you think Jesus means in Matthew 6:14-15, when He says that if you will not forgive your brother then neither will your sins be forgiven?
Posted July 19th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
Please explain to me how you come to the conclusion that the “parable of the talents” and the parable of the “sheep and goats” have to do with people only in the Tribulation. I’ve read these parables many times before and I have never gotten that message.
