After the battle of Ezekiel 38-39, when Israel reinstates their Old Covenant relationship, will this be acceptable to God? The message of salvation must be consistent – belief in the coming Messiah changing to belief the Messiah has already come.

Could you tell me please more about who Jachin was in 2 Chr. 3:17? I am very interested.

I know the inhabitants in the millennial reign of Christ will be flesh eaters, eating fish from the dead sea that is healed. My question: will the inhabitants in the New World be flesh eaters, also? Death and hell will be cast into the lake of fire, does that mean death to mankind only or will it extend to the animal kingdom, the grass in winter and garden vegetables after they mature?

I was never ‘taught’, but assumed that our Heavenly Father placed the Seed of Christ in one of Marys natural eggs, making him part God, part human. But after considering it, I think he placed both in Mary and she bore the Child. Mary’s eggs would have had the first Adam’s DNA and sin nature. Jesus wasn’t born with any sin and never committed one. I am curious what you think because of all of your insightful responses.

After Jesus died, did he descend into Hades to set the captives free? If so, who were the captives?

I recently attended a bible study where the teacher taught that when Christians are first saved, they are in the “outer courts” of the tabernacle and that in order to get to the Holy of Holies and be truly close to God, we must do works, completely die to self, obey Him, and also give up hobbies or interests so that we can be more available to God. I understand most of that , but it’s the part about giving up our hobbies or interests that bothers me. Is there a scriptural basis for this teaching? The teacher didn’t refer to one.

Are there Nephilim living amongst us today, intermarrying with humans and fathering children? If so, are there ways to detect such hybrids?

Why do so many “Christians” believe they are saved by good works? Is it because of pride in human efforts?

Can you give some scriptural support for this statement you made in your article “Between First Fruits and Pentecost? “Even after they had put Him to death, Jesus gave them 40 more days to accept him before returning to Heaven.”

In my 80 years, I have seen several total eclipses of the moon. As I recall, the moon always assumed a reddish tint due to refraction of the sun’s light through the earth’s atmosphere. I think the more contaminated the atmosphere on the night of the eclipse, the “redder” the moon appears. I seem to remember its being redder some times than others. What is a Blood Moon, and how does it differ from the above? Is it only a matter of degree? Who names it a Blood Moon? What is the prophetic significance of a Blood Moon, if any, during “peace time”?