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And faith only comes by hearing the word of God, God bless, Matthew Gallagher

Farouk, A healthy balance comes at taking in both parts. I believe Truth is helpful for an individual to really grow in knowledge. One of those is pertaining to suffering for Christ. What is the Christian suffering for? To have love for God first and to have love for others, and obeying the...

Hello Davy But when, at the first century destruction of Jerusalem, did Christians stand before the Son of Man? Probably when they passed away, and were resurrected. At the destruction of Jerusalem in 70ad, there was a total of 1,100,000 deaths. They also stood before Jesus after his...

There are many scriptures pertaining to the subject of suffering for Christ. Suffering for Christ is being obedient to keeping faith in the Gospel of Christ and everything that you had learned with in the context of the scriptures. In the early years of Christianity many suffered having been...

Hello to you, It seems to me most people here who post topics on the board of theology already have some concept about Jesus, and they believe he died, buried and resurrected. People also have shared many different topics dealing with God and even the Holy Spirit of God. The flesh that we...

Thank you, everyone for posting and commenting. You all take care, In Christ Matthew Gallagher

Cool Davy, Marty, thank you for sharing. Ive heard of people saying there sometimes a double prophecy though I’m not so sure how that works out. I was trying to talk to someone about these things in a Taco Bell, and he started talking about dual prophecy: this was when Hilary and Donald trump...

Be encouraged to read the word of God. You’ll find it beneficial if you do a study in the Holy Ghost, and who God is, and Jesus.

Amadeus, Thank you for taking time to explain this scripture. Though I have never planted a garden, you do remind me how the one we abide in is Jesus. And because of Him we are able to have peace with God being justified by faith. Jesus is the everlasting waters, everlasting bread. What an...

Hello Quietthinker, To me the Bible is the only book on earth that was inspired by God. It’s important to grow and read the truths about God and pertaining to his Son Jesus Christ. Jesus said it is eternal life to know who the true and living God is and who Jesus whom he sent is. I’m open...

Amadeus what does that mean?

Barney, when it also comes to hardening hearts, I’m reminded of Pharaoh. I believe that because of the Pharaoh didn’t believe in God at all, and had idol gods he worshiped. I believe because of Pharaoh having a hard heart and desiring it to be that way I believe, God (hardened Pharaohs heart)...

Hello quietthinker, You are right. God has no darkness in him at all. God is good. God is love. God is light. God is a consuming fire. God is spirit. Gods presence can stir evil up. Gods absence can leave a person in dark and blind. (Choice - against not believing, being in darkness in absence...

You are right about putting some things up on the shelf and thinking about them later. It’s like the good soil that comes out that has God giving you the increase.

Hello quietthinker, The scripture is in the original post that is being talked about. What are your thoughts about that scripture? This topic is not really about the subject Lucifer, but rather on the subject of Does God Create Evil. In Christ, Matthew Gallagher

Hello Barney, What makes you say those things for? in Christ, Matthew Gallagher

Amadeus, Thank you for commenting and point that out, for all to see. A question for you would be, did you ever have trouble understanding the scripture used in the original post, through your seeking and searching for God? in Christ; Matthew Gallagher

7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things. Isa 45:7 Forming light, and preparing darkness, Making peace, and preparing evil, I am Jehovah, doing all these things.' Isa 45:7 (YLT) I form the light, and create darkness. I make peace...

Hello Davy, Thank you for sharing your viewpoint. I believe the scripture is highly indicative of what was going to happen, and it was very clear for it has been mentioned in the Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. You put the whole account side by side it helps get greater detail, and...

Hello Behold, Thank you for explaining, and sharing your insights with me. This scripture also comes to my mind. “He was in the world, and the world was made through Him, and the world did not know Him. He came to His own, and His own did not receive Him. But as many as received Him, to them...