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There is no implication in Scripture that God sent Satan to tempt Eve. Quite the opposite. Jas 1:12-15 Blessed is the man who endures temptation; for when he has been approved, he will receive the crown of life which the Lord has promised to those who love Him. (13) Let no one say when he is...

All was well until the Tempter's advert reached its target audience.

God is testing your obedience to Him

I've got a surge protector. :hmhehm

What about magnets . . .

Often the culprit is Polly Remove Static From Polyester Clothes

Who can save us from our sin?

I think you mean "Alexa".

You should meditate on it, especially the mentions of abominations.

Yeah, in my early days on the internet I discovered a few Calvinist sites like that. My point to Robert Pate was for him to understand the apologetic Calvinists rely on.

See 1 Kings 11:3-10

We know what happened to King Solomon.

Was Pharoah fair to people? Next thread?

Taoism with its Yin Yang philosophy is not aligned with the Bible and Christianity. Edfication supplied here: Don't Be Fooled By Taoism and here What is the meaning of the Yin and Yang?

Not urgent for you but the Love Chapter (13) is in a nest of specific chapters. (11) Communion (12) Gifts (13) Love (14) Conduct (15) Resurrection

Certainly! The Book of Acts is rich with miraculous events that demonstrate God’s power, authenticate the apostles’ ministry, and draw people to Him. Let’s explore some of these remarkable occurrences: Specific Miracles in Acts Sound of Rushing Wind: On the day of Pentecost, the disciples...

Certainly! Here’s a compilation of miracles recorded in both the Old Testament and the New Testament: Old Testament Miracles Creation: Genesis 1:1-27 Enoch’s Translation: Genesis 5:24 (also mentioned in Hebrews 11:5) The Worldwide Flood: Genesis 7 and 8 Confusion of Languages at Babel: Genesis...

God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit all have power over the laws of physics, as communicated to us in Scripture, and in the lives of those whose testimonies bear witness to this. The Sending Of Christ: While Jesus experienced first hand what it was to be human, and didn't...

Etymology: The term “karma” originated from Sanskrit (कर्म) and Pali (kamma), both meaning “action,” “work,” or “deed.” It is related to the Sanskrit word “krnoti,” which translates to “makes” or “forms” 1. In Buddhism, karma refers to the sum of a person’s actions in one life, determining...

You should read this: What Does The Bible Say About Karma