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In 1 Kings 12, who was the bad guy – Rehoboam or Jeroboam?

Summary: Rehoboam was unwise in his administration of the 12 tribes of Israel. His lack of wisdom triggered the split of the kingdom into the two tribes (Judah and Benjamin) and the rest of the ten tribes. Jeroboam was rebellious. He was not of David’s lineage and he should not have lead the rebellion of … Continue reading “In 1 Kings 12, who was the bad guy – Rehoboam or Jeroboam?”

Were Adam and Eve Jewish? Who was the first Jewish person and the first Gentile person?

No, Adam and Eve were not Jewish.​ The word “Jew” is a contraction of the Hebrew word “Y’hudah”, Judah. Jacob had twelve sons and his sons became the fathers of the twelve tribes of Israel. When Jacob’s wife Leah gave birth to their fourth son, she praised God and celebrated the birth. The name Judah … Continue reading “Were Adam and Eve Jewish? Who was the first Jewish person and the first Gentile person?”

What do the scriptures say about extraterrestrial or alien life contacting earth? Is there life on other planets?

The Bible does not specifically comment about life on other planets. Will God create extraterrestrial life? Perhaps. God creates nothing in vain. Respecting the creation of earth, Isaiah wrote, “For thus says the LORD, who created the heavens — He is the God who formed the earth and made it, He established it and did … Continue reading “What do the scriptures say about extraterrestrial or alien life contacting earth? Is there life on other planets?”

Is the success of a ministry measured by the amount sacrificed or by the great results?

When we consecrate our lives to serve God, we give 100% of everything we have and are. Romans 12:1, “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service.” Thus, the amount we sacrifice to serve God is … Continue reading “Is the success of a ministry measured by the amount sacrificed or by the great results?”

What does perish mean in John 3:16. Does it mean your soul dies and does not suffer or does it mean eternal life in hell's fire?

(NKJV CITATIONS) John 3:16, “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.”​ In the above text the word perish is translated from the Greek word, apollumi. The Strong’s definition is “to destroy fully… destroy, die, lose, mar, perish.” … Continue reading “What does perish mean in John 3:16. Does it mean your soul dies and does not suffer or does it mean eternal life in hell's fire?”

Who is Jesus?

Jesus is God’s son. In the very beginning, God’s son was called “The Word of God.” We’re told in John (1:3 NLT) “God created everything through him, and nothing was created except through him.” This means under God’s direction, his son created the entire universe including the first humans, Adam and Eve.   After Adam … Continue reading “Who is Jesus?”

How can I identify Antichrist while he/she accepts that Jesus came in the flesh?

The word antichrist, first mentioned in 1 John 2:18, is the compound Greek word antichristos.  “Anti” means “in opposition to,” or, “in place of” and “Christ” means “anointed.” Consequently, in order to understand who anti-Christ is — those who take “a position in place of Christ”— we need to determine who the real “Anointed” is. ​ … Continue reading “How can I identify Antichrist while he/she accepts that Jesus came in the flesh?”