What does “to whom much is given, from him much will be required” mean?
Accountability to God Jesus said, “For everyone to whom much is given, from him much will be required; and to whom much has been committed, of him they will ask…
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Can you explain the unjust steward parable in Luke 16:1-13?
The parable of the unjust steward in Luke chapter 16 talks about the use of present opportunities in relation to the future life (Luke 16:25–31). It was mainly addressed to…
What is the fate of a non-Christian after death?
Death a state of sleep Millions believe that the soul possesses a natural immortality but not even one time in the Bible is the soul referred to as being immortal…
Who was King Jehoram/Joram in the Old Testament?
The Bible mentions two kings by the name Jehoram/Joram. Both were brothers-in-law to one another. The first Jehoram was Jehoshaphat’s son who reigned in the southern kingdom of Judah from…
What is Stoic philosophy? In what way is it similar to Christianity?
History There were two Greek philosophic schools of thought in the early 3rd century BC in Athens. These were the Epicureans and the Stoics. The founder of the Stoic philosophy…
Why was David judged for taking a military census of Israel?
The story of King David taking a military census to his nation is found in 2 Samuel 24. King David ordered Joab, his army commander, to “Go, number Israel and…
Concerning which of Solomon’s many wives did he compose his love song?
Solomon loved many strange (heathen) women (1 Kings 11:1), including 700 wives and 300 concubines (1 Kings 11:3). Although his reign was the golden age of the Hebrew monarchy, he…
Should people depend on their obedience to the law for justification?
The law doesn’t justify Legalists, who depend on obedience to law for justification from sin, are building their hopes on an unbiblical assumption. The purpose of the law is only…
What does the Bible teach about the eating meat with blood?
Old Testament The Old Testament clearly states that God prohibited people from eating meat with blood. Animals that were strangled would not usually be bled, and so their meat would…
What does the Bible say about the ministry of Paul and Silas?
The Jerusalem Decree Luke first mentioned that Paul and Silas worked together after the Jerusalem Council’s decree regarding Gentile conduct in c. A.D. 49 (Acts 15). Church leaders selected these…
