Answering Your Bible Questions
This section is dedicated to providing clear, biblically grounded answers to common and complex questions about God’s Word. Each answer is built on the truth of Scripture. We avoid speculation and modern reinterpretations, focusing instead on what God has plainly revealed. Whether you’re studying for personal growth, teaching others, or defending the faith, you’ll find answers that are direct, doctrinally sound, and rooted in Scripture.
Jesus lamented over Jerusalem because of the city’s persistent rejection of God’s prophets and its ultimate rejection of Him as Messiah. This lament is recorded in Matthew 23:37–39 and Luke 19:41–44. As He approached the city before His...
The gates of Jerusalem appear throughout the Bible as significant entry points into the city, each with historical, spiritual, and often prophetic importance. They served both practical functions in defense and commerce, and symbolic roles in worship and...
Difficult cases were to be appealed to the Levitical priests because they were entrusted with the interpretation and application of God’s law. As spiritual leaders and teachers of the law, the priests served as the final authority in legal and moral matters...
Jesus chose twelve disciples to reflect the twelve tribes of Israel and to establish a new spiritual foundation for the people of God. These twelve men were not just followers, they were appointed as apostles, sent out to preach, heal, and lay the groundwork for...
The Bible forbids any attempt to contact the dead. This includes seeking messages, signs, or guidance from deceased individuals. Such practices are consistently associated with paganism, spiritual rebellion, and demons/">demonic deception.God’s command to...
To know what denomination you are, you must first understand the doctrinal beliefs of the church you attend or associate with. Denominations are identified by their positions on core teachings such as salvation, baptism, church authority, spiritual gifts, and the...
Christians sing in church because it is a biblical expression of worship, thanksgiving, instruction, and unity. Singing is not a cultural tradition; it is a spiritual discipline commanded and modeled throughout Scripture. Paul instructed the early church: "Let the...
Egypt appears throughout the Bible as a place of both refuge and bondage. It first emerges in Genesis 12:10, when Abraham went there during a famine. Later, it became central in the story of Joseph, who was sold into slavery and rose to power under Pharaoh (Genesis...
The early church sold their possessions as an expression of voluntary generosity and unity, meeting the needs of fellow believers and demons/">demonstrating that their new life in Christ took precedence over personal wealth. This was not a mandated...
David spared Saul’s life out of reverence for God’s authority and respect for the office Saul held as the Lord’s anointed. Though Saul was seeking to kill him, David refused to take matters into his own hands, showing his fear of God and his...
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