From the C.A.R.M. website-Matt Slick The Historical and Literary Context The context of this passage is where Daniel considers the prophecy in Jeremiah (Jeremiah 25:10-14; 29:10-14) regarding the seventy years of captivity (Daniel 9:2). Daniel knows that the seventy years is coming to an end soon since it is 539 B.C. and the Jews have been in … [Read more…]
This is yet another Feast that celebrates and glorifies Jesus (Ye’Shua). Hanukkah is in the Old Testament, right? Actually, the only time Hanukkah is mentioned in the Bible is in the New Testament. Since Hanukkah took place after the Old Testament was canonized, it is not included therein. The story of Hanukkah takes place in 166-160 … [Read more…]
First place to go, if you are coming back to the bible or just starting your journey, would be the book of John, in the New Testament. This book explains clearly who God is, who the Creator is, who the Savior is and how to be saved. Please ask God to reveal Himself in this … [Read more…]
Is Once Saved, Always Saved a license to sin? No, once saved always saved is not a license to sin. Just because a person is secure in the work of Christ does not mean he will desire to go live sinfully. Anyone who would do that is a liar. 1 John 2:4, “The one who … [Read more…]
How do you know? We see all kinds of “Christian” churches on the T.V. and online. How … [Read more…]
Are we called saints and Priests, as Christians? Preists1 Peter 2:9 But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. 1 Peter 2:5 You yourselves like living stones … [Read more…]
Can a Christian sin? I’ve heard from those who believe that once a person is truly saved (born again John 3:3), they no longer sin. The problem is that what if you do sin. Do you lose your salvation each time you sin and have to be re-saved each time, or is Jesus’s sacrifice on … [Read more…]