What evidence do we have that Old Testament prophecies we believe to be Messianic in nature are also considered to be Messianic Prophecies by the Jewish people? And if our versions of them are the same what is their reasoning for not accepting Jesus?

What does the Bible say about Cremation (if anything)?  I know it says “The graves will be opened and the dead in Christ shall rise!”

Re: John 5:19-21.  After Jesus healed the lame man at the pool of Bethesda and the Jews wanted his head for claiming he was God, He said that He did nothing of Himself but only what the Father does.  It appears in these verses in John 5 that the Father was doing independent work of His own.  So even though He equipped Jesus to do the work while on earth, the Father was also busy working Himself?

According to the great commission we are to make disciples of all nations, Christ doesn’t say to issue alter calls at Church. How do you square this up with so called easy-believism?

I’m aware that Adam was created in God’s image (Genesis 1:27) and that Jesus is the bodily representation of God (Colossians 1:15). Does it seem Biblically accurate that Jesus and Adam resembled each other? In a sense like twins?  Or is it more of a Spiritual imagery?

What is the meaning of this verse in Jn 3:5, regarding Jesus’ statement to Nicodemus about” being born of water”? I’ve read many different interpretations and was just wondering what yours might be? Thanks, Aaron

How did John get the letters he wrote to the seven churches?

What was the first light? The one that illuminated the first day of creation.  The sun, moon, an stars weren’t made until day four.  The word for Light differs from that of the light of the sun and moon.

When Jesus appears in the clouds and we are translated, will anyone on earth see Him? When we are changed “in the twinkling of an eye”, does that also mean that immediately we are in heaven, or are we still with him in the clouds at that moment and then taken to heaven? Do you believe then that anyone on earth will be witness to anything but our absence?

I have been reading your website for quite awhile now.  Most things I agree with, but I don’t understand  your comments concerning how it will be during the Great Tribulation.  If I understood correctly, you were saying that no one is going to know we are going through the Great Tribulation. They will continue to eat, drink and get married just like any other day.  Is this what you intended to say?  My understanding of the Great Tribulation is that it is going to be a time of distress in the world worse than at any other time.  Do you really believe people won’t take notice?