Does God Keep A Record Of Our Sins? And more | 3ABN Bible Q & A

The Bible says that God forgives our sins and casts them into the depths of the sea. The Bible also says that God knows everything and keeps a record of our lives. Does God keep a record of our sins? Find out on this Bible Q&A with Shelley Quinn, Ryan Day, and Pastor James Rafferty.
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1. Were any of the 12 disciples saved and or baptized?
2. Is it okay for women to preach or teach in churches? According to 1 Timothy 2:11-14 & 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it would appear that women should not have this role.
3. My brother told me that in his church they can eat whatever is put on the table as long as they pray before they eat, God will clean them therefore they can eat anything. Can you help me explain that's biblically untrue? Can we eat anything we want as long as we pray over it?
4. The bible says that God forgives our sins, throws them in the ocean with the sign 'fishing forbidden, et.c and at the same time elsewhere it is said that all our sins are recorded, our thoughts, our words, deeds, everything. Please explain this apparent contradiction. Does God keep a record of our sins?
5. Why is the book of Enoch disregarded? In it states the Nephilim were offspring of fallen angels and daughters of men that's why there were giants in those days referring to Genesis 6:4.
6. I've told my daughter about Jesus and she told me not to try to change her religion. I pray that God will speak to her heart. Will I have to answer for her decision? Will I have to answer for my children if they don't follow Christ?
7. Can you help me explain John 5:26?
8. Were angels living on earth before man? I’m confused when the Bible says in the beginning God created the Heavens and the earth and the earth was without form. How can something He created have no form and void? Did Satan and His angels came to destroy it after they were thrown from Heaven?
9. Why should we pray for our neighbors?
10. Can you please explain Romans 10:6-7 and Romans 3:30? I understand that Christ ascended to Heaven, but what is meant when it says that He also descended into the abyss? Does it mean that He first went down in death, or to the grave, and then ascended into Heaven; or does the abyss, mean something entirely different?
11. Are chakra's a real thing and are they tied into spiritualism?
12. Will the Antichrist be born of earthly parents? Or will the Antichrist just appear here on earth? Also, will the Anti-Christ be a Man or a woman?

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[@lynettedesouza6191]

A very good answer sister Shelly I thought so too. For the Bible said that the disciples of JESUS was baptizing but not JESUS, himself. Therefore, obviously they themselves were baptized.

[@warrior4christ777]

Yes he does,because we have to make an accounting of all our sins

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[@tiger7777]

The very expression: Father, Son is in and of itself the Father first and then the Son. People have a tendency to pretend to be able to explain the things of God when we clearly do not have the ability to do so. Take notice; there is never a clear thus says the Lord when explaining God the Father and God the Son nor is there a clear understanding of God the Holy Spirit being everywhere and yet Jesus Christ said He would send the Holy Spirit.

[@annettemacintosh117]

Shelly, it is written of John the Baptist that ALL came to him to be baptised Matthew 3: 1In those days John the Baptist came preaching in the wilderness of Judea, 2and saying, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand!” 3For this is he who was spoken of by the prophet Isaiah, saying: “The voice of one crying in the wilderness: ‘Prepare the way of the Lord; Make His paths straight.’ ” 4Now John himself was clothed in camel’s hair, with a leather belt around his waist; and his food was locusts and wild honey. 5Then Jerusalem, all Judea, and all the region around the Jordan went out to him 6and were baptized by him in the Jordan, confessing their sins. so, the Bible does give us the information according to Amos 3:7 why would that then exclude the 12 disciples of Jesus?