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I was watching (a well known TV preacher) while He and his guest were discussing Communion, and how it can be taken daily to heal our infirmities. Now, I believe that God does indeed heal today, but the way they presented it made me think that they were using Communion as a tonic. I covet your thoughts please.

From other sources, I have read that Israel’s first captivity and return was when they were all released from Egypt after 430 years. This was their first re-gathering. When the Israelites were released from the Babylonian captivity after 70 years, it was their second re-gathering and the third re-gathering was the rebirth of Israel as a nation on May 14, 1948. However, quoting from one of your answers, “The re-gathering that officially began in 1948 and continues is the 2nd one. It will be completed after the Battle of Ezekiel 38. The first was after the Babylonian captivity.” Please share with me a clear explanation of your opinion on this matter.

Is there anywhere in scripture that says Daniel’s 70th week will begin immediately following the Rapture, or could, say 5 or 10 years go by after the Rapture but before the beginning of the 70th week?

As a Bible teacher, I don’t think I can simply pass off questions from people I love and respect, whose integrity and character is solid and Biblical, about the bigfoot and other cryptid animal sightings. Only one hint I’ve been able to find in Scripture are Jesus’ words about the Days of Noah being similar to the End of the Age. In those Days, apparently, there were strange humans and animals including giants and others. Do we have an answer for these folks?

Re: Latter Day Hybrid Beings. If there is no reference to UFOs or Hybrid beings in the Bible then please explain Ezekiel 1:4-28 to me.

I’ve just read your article on The Rich Man and Lazarus and found it to be a blessing. However, a question popped up in my mind that I just can’t seem to answer. Although Lazarus could not see the rich man, apparently Abraham could. Perhaps I’m wrong, but once a believer died and went to paradise, he or she should no longer have experienced any negative emotion (worry, sorrow etc.). How could Abraham have been in such a state when he could see those in torment?

Revelation 11 is a very curious chapter to me. The two witnesses are prophesying (giving details of what is about to happen to mankind?) and no one can harm them during the 1260 days of their ministry After they have finished the beast comes from the Abyss to kill them. In chapter 9 a star is falling from heaven and given the key to open the Abyss as horrific things come out of the smoke of the Abyss. Is this beast the same as the one called Abaddon the king over the Abyss that attacks the two witnesses? And the things coming from the Abyss in chapter 9 might they be hybrids or something from Noah’s’ days that were being kept in the Abyss until the judgment? Just wondering what your thoughts on these strange beings might be?

My girlfriend recently bought me a new video game for my birthday that I had been interested in for awhile. In the game players are Nephilim who are hunting demons. I find myself to be unsure as to whether I should play it or not. The whole thing is fictional and I don’t think there’s anything any wrong with enjoying a fictional story as long as one knows there is a fine line between fiction and reality. But I just don’t want to upset God by playing it. What should I do?

Please let me know what you show as the year since creation. The Jews say this is year 5774, but the New King James Bible says 4004 BC, plus 2013 since Jesus Christ for 6017 years. Who is correct?

I’m concerned about those Christians who are Pre-Wrath and Post Trib believers. Do you have scripture to ease my mind that they would make it in the Pre-trib rapture, even though they don’t believe in it? I’m reminded that Heb 9:28 says very firmly that …”to those that look for Him shall He appear the second time without sin unto salvation”.