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Posted On Prophesy
How should we view the prophecies of Nostradamus?
Jesus: “When considering prophecies, such as those attributed to Nostradamus, it is essential to reflect on the guidance provided in Scripture. ‘To the law and…
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Posted On Moral Teachings
Is it wrong to tell a ‘white lie?’
Jesus: “Let us consider what is written, ‘Wherefore putting away lying, speak every man truth with his neighbour: for we are members one of another.’…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Lamentations 4:9
Jesus: “Lamentations 4:9 speaks to a time of great despair in Israel’s history, reflecting on the severe consequences of their exile. The verse states, ‘They…
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Who was St. Patrick?
Jesus: “St. Patrick, known for his role in spreading Christianity throughout Ireland, has a story marked by faith, resilience, and transformation. Born in Britain in…
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Posted On Christian Living
How should we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day?
Jesus: “St. Patrick’s Day is a celebration that has transcended its origins to become a global event. But at its heart, it commemorates the life…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Proverbs 11:1
Jesus: “Proverbs 11:1 offers wisdom that speaks to the heart of just and honest living. ‘A false balance is abomination to the Lord: but a…
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Posted On Christian Living
Why does Jesus pray to His father when the trinity indicates that He is God too?
Jesus: “This question touches on the mystery of the Trinity and my relationship with the Father. It’s a profound aspect of faith that invites deep…
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Posted On Faith and Science
Is there archaeological evidence supporting events in the Bible?
Jesus: “The question of archaeological evidence and the events of the Bible is one that stirs both curiosity and debate. It’s important to approach this…
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