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5 And Moses the servant of the Lord died there in Moab, as the Lord had said. 6 He buried him in Moab, in the valley opposite Beth Peor, but to this day no one knows where his grave is. Deuteronomy 34:5-6 Is the bible wrong or are you confused?

John as a witness would break scripture. "And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:" God doesn't break His word.

I can't be dogmatic about it, but I think that the 2 last witnesses give testimony against Christ's last enemies, those hosts of spiritual wickedness in the heavenly places. I believe this because Christ doesn't return until the last of His enemies are placed under His feet and the last of His...

While I think that the OP is just wild fantasy and that the last 2 witnesses are modern saints, I wouldn't be dogmatic about Moses and Elijah being in the grave. We see them appear with Jesus briefly on the mount of transformation and I would not be inclined to dismiss their appearance as...

I've agreed with most points from reformation theology, but it falls flat and is unable to reconcile scripture to itself. Martin Luther, who brought us the reformation, was not able to reconcile chapter 14 of Zechariah to his eshcatoloy. If we're assuming that the bible is inerrant, then the...

We aren't called to "theorize " on scripture, but are actually admonished not to go beyond what is written. The evil imagination of man is readily capable of corrupting truth and does, as evidenced by the thousands of "Christian " cults who all believe that they alone understand the truth.

If the app is dependent upon a fabricated and carnal doctrine, it can only generate erroneous results.

Read the book of the Revelation again because you're obviously missing some important bits. Hint: look for the 3 unclean spirits like frogs

I hadn't realized it prior to my investigation of the everlasting gospel, but Zechariah chapter 14, though being written in very plain language, turns out to be the least understood passage in all scripture because it doesn't agree with reformation theology or Roman dogma. Martin Luther is...

Population control through biological manipulation of the genome has been discussed by people of power since the 1960s and Dr. Paul Ehrlich's book "The population bomb". Men like Adolf Hitler were seeking ways to target and eliminate races they deemed inferior much earlier than that. Inequities...

I'm sure that Adolf Hitler would say yes, but he was himself an antichrist, rejecting Jesus for the old teutonic gods and his version of aryianism. Adolf Hitler was neither a Jew or a part of Israel.

I can only guess but it seems a bit like the dreams have to do with your family relationships. If you're on the worst of terms with your wife and you can't even see your children, then your life is fragmented and damaged in ways that God can fix. God doesn't require that we take an x spouse...

Sleep apnea causes people to stop breathing while sleeping and happens repeatedly through the night, you might want to get sleep tested. If you're down wind from a big wild fire, the toxins and particulates in the air could also make your breathing more labored. Sometimes the things that we...

So 6000 years of Jewish history are wrong or you're just offended by the conventional use of the word dusk. Have a nice life.

God said that you have the poor with you always. His Apostle Paul said if you don't work, you shouldn't eat. God doesn't contradict Himself, so He's not going to promote free rides paid for by the labor of the obedient. Christians are called to charitable works, but such works are acts of free...

Matthew 28:1 is confusing because it sounds self contradictory. Dawn is not the beginning of the Hebrew day, but dusk. Sabbath starts at dusk on Friday and ends at dusk on Saturday. This is the Hebrew convention now as it was then and based upon Genesis 1:5. I've never given it a thought before...

I prefer listening to podcasts to watching videos. The best teachers try to get out of the way of the message and nonverbal communication typically corrupts the message according to the bias of the preacher.

Psalm 23 is probably the most familiar psalm to anyone raised in a Catholic household and was my favorite as a child. It was the first psalm that I memorized and it's the only one that I still remember completely. However, I'd have to call psalm 119 my favorite now. It's a bit lengthy and a bit...

You're a calvinist if you believe Calvin's commentaries and identify with him. However, I'm pretty sure that John Calvin only thought of himself as a Christian and identified with Christ.

Well, you definitely can't be full of yourself and full of the Holy Spirit at the same time, so humbling yourself helps, but scripture tells us to pray for the Holy Spirit. While that could mean just the one time for salvation, I actually think it's necessary all the time ( for ministry.) In...