Biblia

Genesis 22:12 states: “Now I know you fear God, because you have not withheld from me your son.” If God knows all things why would God say now I know?

God does, indeed, know us, “He knows the secrets of the heart.” Pas. 44:21. God also says He declares “the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done…”Isa. 46:10 Yet, we still have a free will. God’s living creation has the gift of choice. When you place your … Continue reading “Genesis 22:12 states: “Now I know you fear God, because you have not withheld from me your son.” If God knows all things why would God say now I know?”

Was the Gospel of Jesus preached in the Old Testament?

This is a great question because it has such a powerful answer as we will see. Yes! The gospel was preached in the Old Testament. First let’s examine the word “gospel”. The Greek word “euaggelion” means “a good message”, while the verb form “euaggelizo” means “to announce good news” and is where we get the … Continue reading “Was the Gospel of Jesus preached in the Old Testament?”

Should we remember the Sabbath day now days? A lady tried to convince me to worship on Saturdays.

When God adopted the nation of Israel as his peculiar people, he fixed for them a special day of the week, the seventh, to be their Sabbath, or day of rest. This Law specially was directed to the Jewish nation. However, those of us who are Christian and not under that Law Covenant are not … Continue reading “Should we remember the Sabbath day now days? A lady tried to convince me to worship on Saturdays.”

How do you represent Jesus Christ through your service to the community?

As Christians, we are admonished to be good examples in all that we do.  Matt. 5:16 says, “Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”  We also read in James 2:15-17, “Suppose a brother or a sister is without clothes and daily food.  If … Continue reading “How do you represent Jesus Christ through your service to the community?”

In Matthew chapter 5, why did Jesus have to go up to the mountain side to teach the disciple. Why the teaching could not have taken place where they were?

The teaching in Matthew 5, known as the “Sermon on the Mount,” was addressed primarily to those nearest to the Lord, namely, his disciples; the multitude would listen for any items in the address that would specially enlighten them. In Matthew 5 we find crowds of people coming to hear the message of the great … Continue reading “In Matthew chapter 5, why did Jesus have to go up to the mountain side to teach the disciple. Why the teaching could not have taken place where they were?”