How is law different from grace? Are there commands in the New Testament letters? How do we view them? What does “Jacob I loved, Esau I hated” really mean? How do I convince my family they can’t lose their salvation?

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Does the Holy Spirit come and go? How do we compute “three days and three nights” from Friday to Sunday? Do we need baptism as a form of cleansing? When did all the corporate church stuff start?

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Is Ezekiel 28 a double prophecy about Satan? Where was Jesus for three days between His crucifixion and resurrection? Is “once saved, always saved” really the truth? Why are some afraid to teach about Satan? Why did God give us permission to eat animals? Why did God consider killing Moses? How could the women roll away the stone at the tomb? Why did they go to the tomb with spices on Sunday if His body would’ve been decaying already by then? What does Easter really mean for us?

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Does the King James Version offer the best translation of Isaiah 53? Is the King James Version the perfect Bible? What does it mean to be “chosen”? What is the true meaning of predestination? How could Jesus be in the heart of the Earth for “three days and three nights”? Wasn’t He crucified on Friday and raised on Sunday?

Tags: Bible, chosen, cross, errors, forgiveness, freedom, Isaiah 53, King James Version, original manuscripts, predestination, three days, three nights, translations