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Posted On Faith and Science
Was Eve preconditioned to eat the fruit?
Jesus: “Eve was created with free will, just as all humans are. This means she had the ability to make choices, including the choice to…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Jeremiah 3:3
Jesus: “Jeremiah 3:3 speaks to the heart of God’s relationship with His people, highlighting the consequences of their unfaithfulness. The verse says, ‘Therefore the showers…
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Posted On Women in the Bible
Who was Hagar?
Jesus: “Hagar was an Egyptian servant of Sarai, Abram’s wife. Her story is a poignant tale of hardship, divine intervention, and the complexities of human…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Tell us about Genesis 16:1
Jesus: “Genesis 16:1 sets the stage for the story of Hagar, Abram, and Sarai. It reads, ‘Now Sarai Abram’s wife bare him no children: and…
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Posted On Moral Teachings
Is the death penalty an ethical form of punishment?
Jesus: “The question of the death penalty touches on deep ethical, moral, and spiritual issues. It involves considerations of justice, the value of life, forgiveness,…
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Posted On Character Studies
Who was Abel?
Jesus: “Abel was the second son of Adam and Eve, making him one of the first children ever born into the world. His story, though…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Tell us about Titus 1:6
Jesus: “In Titus 1:6, Paul provides criteria for those who would serve as elders in the church. He writes, ‘If any be blameless, the husband…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Tell us about Revelations 1:5
Jesus: “Revelation 1:5 is a verse that speaks deeply of my identity and work. It says, ‘And from Jesus Christ, who is the faithful witness,…
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