What is the nature of Satan? And more | 3ABN Bible Q & A

What are the origins, traits, and influence of Satan? This program uncovers the myths and truths about Satan's nature and so much more.
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QUESTIONS COVERED:
1. What was so special about Moses and Elijah that they were taken to Heaven? What differentiates them from so many other characters like Abraham, Samuel, David, Daniel, Paul, etc.?
2. How do we know if we are Spirit-filled?
3. Innocent women and children are dying every day due to many things such as war, hunger, etc. The poor become more poor and the Rich become more rich. Is this the will of God? How are we certain that God is watching and will do something about it? How do we know God is with us?
4. Where exactly did sin come from?
5. What does the Bible say about the use of praise and worship songs at church? Should we only use hymnals? Should we use praise and worship music at church?
6. What happens when people worship or believe in Santisima Muerte? I wholeheartedly believe in God and have given my life to Jesus Christ.
7. What is the nature of Satan?
8. How do we study the Bible versus just reading it?
9.. Is there a contradiction between 2 Samuel 6:23 and 21:8?
10. What did Jesus say in Matthew 12:40?
11. Can you explain John 10:16? Jesus states that He has other sheep, not of this fold. Who are the other sheep?
12. Can you please explain I Corinthians 15:29? Was there a habit of baptism for the dead?

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[@angelag6156]

I read the book "Living by the Book" by Howard Hendricks, and I learned about the importance of observation, repetition, patterns, attention to geographic locations, characters, applications, and much more. I usually spend thirty days studying one book of the Bible applying all the things I learned from reading this book. Additionally, I learned about chiasmus. You can find the PDF for this book, and I guarantee you will never read your Bible the same way again.

[@3abnCarolyn]

Thank you for watching and sharing with us

[@deavenalajenio6777]

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[@3abnCarolyn]

Praise God

[@sunnyjohnson992]

Since Michal died childless (2 Samuel 6:23) and is nowhere spoken of as having been the wife of Adriel, some translators view the appearance of Michal’s name as a scribal error. However, the traditional explanation is that Merab, Michal’s older sister died early after having borne five sons to Adriel and that Michal thereafter undertook the bringing up of her sister’s five boys, thus resulting in their being spoke of as her sons. Isaac Leeser’s translation reads at 2 Samuel 21:8: “And the five sons of Michal the daughter of Saul, whom she had brought up for Adriel.”

[@sunnyjohnson992]

What 1 Corinthians 15:29 REALLY means is this: Paul discusses the certainty of the resurrection. In this context, he states that spirit-anointed Christians are baptized or immersed, into a course of life that will lead to a death of integrity like that of Christ. Afterward, they will be raised to spirit life as Jesus was. This baptism includes trials similar to those faced by Jesus himself and often leads to a death like his. (1 Corinthians 15:30-34) These faithful anointed Christians have the hope of being resurrected to life in heaven. So this baptism seems related to the baptism mentioned by Jesus at Mark 10:38 and by Paul at Romans 6:3.

[@angelahowell4764]

Wasn’t Enoch also taken to heaven?

[@RuminationWithAndrew]

Enoch was the first human being to be translated to Heaven.