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What were the main aspects of Christ’s life foretold in prophecy?
Every main aspect of Christ’s life had an important role in the work of salvation: Virgin Birth His virgin birth was foretold by the prophet Isaiah as a sign of…
What were the beliefs of Docetism and Gnosticism?
Docetism and Gnosticism are concepts that were introduced in the early church. These ideas did not have Biblical support, but were familiar to the beliefs and traditions at the time.…
What is the year of release or the Sabbatical year?
The year of release (Deuteronomy 31:10) or the sabbatical year touched all aspects of the Hebrew life (Lev. 25:2). The sabbatical year started, like the 50th year, the year of…
If God is loving, why would He send people to Hell?
The Bible describes God as “Gracious and Merciful, slow to anger and abundant in lovingkindness” (Jonah 4:2). At same time God is also Just “for all His ways are justice”…
Down or depressed? Here are 10 promises from Jesus!
At times we can’t help but feel down or depressed. However, it doesn’t mean we have to stay that way. We can hold to God’s promises. Here are 10 verses…
What will carnivores animals eat in heaven?
In the garden of Eden, there was no carnivores. Both people and animals ate plants. Genesis 1:29-30 tells us: “I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the…
Who was King Josiah in the Old Testament?
Josiah ruled as king of Judah roughly between 640 and 609 B.C (2 Kings 22–23; 2 Chronicles 34–35). He was the son of the evil King Amon and the grandson…
Did the early church practice socialism?
Voluntary charity not forced giving The apostle Luke reports in the book of Acts, “Now all who believed were together, and had all things in common, and sold their possessions…
What are the seven deadly sins? Are they Biblical?
The seven deadly sins (also called the seven capital sins or seven cardinal sins) are vices that further immoral behavior according to the Roman Catholic theology. These vices represent the…
What is the inquisition?
The Inquisition was the ecclesiastical judicial institutions of the Catholic Church that were established in the Middle Ages to fight heresy. It was famous for its use of torture against…
