How does the tribulation relate to the return of Christ? And what happens regarding the rapture and the final judgment? My husband and I were reconciled after being separated for nine years, and you married us. Thank you! How should we interpret Genesis 6:4 regarding “sons of God,” “daughters of men,” “giants” and “men of renown”?
Tags: daughters of men, Genesis 6:4, giants, judgment, marriage, men of renown, rapture, reconciliation, reign, separation, sons of God, tribulation, wedding
Why does Jesus say “blessed are the peacemakers” and who are they? How do I help my atheist friend see there is a God? If Gentiles were never invited to the Old Testament law, why does Paul tell Gentile churches they “died to the law”?
Tags: apologetics, atheist, blessed, creation, died to the law, evangelism, friend, Gentiles, Law, Matthew 5, peacemakers, Romans 2
Why did Jesus ask God about being forsaken? Did the Father forsake the Son? My denomination taught me that you can “fall away,” and they used 2 Peter 2 as their proof. Can you explain that passage? Are some Catholics saved? What does God think about their praying to saints? What is a saint?
Tags: 2 Peter 2, Catholics, deception, fall away, false teachers, forsaken, misery, my God, prayer, saints, salvation, sin
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