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I could recommend 'The Desire of Ages' It's on the life of Jesus. I think you can get it free electronically online

This question, What did Jesus die to save us from? forms part of a couplet. The other part is 'what is God really like?'......a question the whole Universe is curious about. Everything God ever wanted he called into existence with a word so there was no way the created order could even tell...

Not pointless at all. In fact, these question/s is/are at the very heart of our attempts to join the dots well. Don't sincerely ask them and one maintains a shrunken view......even a distortion.

lol, no I'm not uncomfortable SteVen and it's good to answer in a public forum ....and I'm not SDA, however that said, I do believe in the return of Jesus aka the second advent and I do consider all Ten Commandments worthy of our attention, consideration and practice....sooooo, what does that...

it is.

Man's view that God is as an Uber Pharaoh, a reality that overtly operates by tit for tat. This view has informed a faulty picture of God, subsequently robbing man of any real security......particularly in the religious arena. God's efforts to correct this view have also been doggedly dragged...

Much to say ....and specific questions need asking. If there is an interest, check out the podcast link in my signature below.

take a look at the God Man with fresh eyes.

sounds just like the hype of the computer system collapsing at midnight in the year 2000

The meaning of the expression 'paradigm shift' is underestimated/ misunderstood/ dismissed. The term 'born again' is precisely a paradigm shift. It primarily means one cannot arrive at any meaningful conclusions by employing the natural principles of man which are based on denial and the...

This is precisely the view of God which Jesus came to save us from.

What did Jesus die to save us from? A misconception of God's character.

What Does The Bible Say About Gambling??? Thou shalt not covet.

The crusaders believed the bible and went out slaughtering wholesale.....I guess they didn't believe it the way I do.

Firstly, what 'many' call anything is not authoritative and secondly, the 7 year tribulation is a misplaced interpretation of the many My question pertains to a direct explanation from the scripture of the term 'God's wrath' I am not asking if God's wrath is man's wrath which man superimposes...

Let's not do the same thing!

Genesis 2:5-6 'Now no shrub of the field had yet appeared on the earth, nor had any plant of the field sprouted; for the LORD God had not yet sent rain upon the earth, and there was no man to cultivate the ground. But springs welled upfrom the earth and watered the whole surface of the ground.

The story of Noah ie, his boat, his warnings and the flood are types which mirror end time events. Salvation is for all men but who will go into the Ark? Is Salvation restricted because there's not enough room? From memory it was calculated 475 cars would fit on one deck on Noah's floating zoo...

2 Peter 2:5 tells us Noah was a preacher of righteousness. What do you think Peter meant by that, what was Noah telling any who listened? ..and where did Peter get his information? .......or could it be that Noah was giving them lectures on baptism or preterist logic? :)

Isn't 'us' separated from God quite different to God separated from us? I guess that begs the question what is wrath, in particular, God's wrath? Do you think the scripture might explain it?