“Here is my servant, whom I uphold, my chosen one in whom I delight; I will put my Spirit on him and he will bring justice to the nations. Isaiah 42:1
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Was My Father Saved?
I have worked this around in my head for 4 years since his death. It is driving me slowly mad.
My father told me once 30 years ago that he could accept Jesus as God, but not the virgin birth and Jesus’ bodily resurrection. My dad attended a liberal Presbyterian church when he went at all which was not very much.
I went over the gospel with him. He told me that no one had ever sat him down and explained these things to him. A little later he fell on the garage steps and looked up at me and said “I am going to have to put off this Christianity stuff until later.” Later never came, to my knowledge.
Did he die saved? Can he deny the virgin birth and bodily resurrection and be considered saved?
By denying the virgin birth isn’t he saying that Jesus was not the Son of God, and was born with the same sin nature as the rest of us us. That would make him unfit as a sacrifice for sin. Right? And I am not sure about the bodily resurrection denial. What does that mean?
I really need help on this one, it has bothered me for years. Until I get an answer it will not be laid to rest in my mind.
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How Can He Do This?
If Jesus is God, who was He praying to in the Garden? And if He’s God, how can He be seated at the right hand of the Father?
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Can We Leave An Inheritance To Our Children?
I wanted to know what the bible says about parents leaving an inheritance for their children. Are we to leave what we have to our children? We give to many Christian organizations and our church. We want our children to be able to give where God directs them as well.