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Habakkuk OT

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Habakkuk 3:3

20 คำถามเกี่ยวกับพระคัมภีร์ที่ถูกถามบ่อยที่สุด (หัวข้อ)

ด้านล่างนี้เป็น 20 หัวข้อที่เราถูกถามคำถามมากที่สุดในแต่ละปี ภายในแต่ละหัวข้อ คุณจะพบว่ามีลิงก์ไปยังคำถามและคำตอบในหัวข้อนั้นๆ Third Millennium มีหัวข้อและคำตอบเพิ่มเติมใน Knowledge Database 1. เพศ…

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Habakkuk 1:13

An Eternal Hell is for Real - The Heresy of Annihilationism?

Thanks for your question. This is a humbling issue. The Doctrine of an Eternal Hell is very clearly taught in such historic documents as the The Westminster Confession of Faith (33 - Of the Last…

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Habakkuk 2:3

Things God Can't Do?

Well, depending on how one views the question, there are many more than seven. Since I do not know what the focus of the particular sermon was, I will list just a few: While God can do all things in…

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Habakkuk 3:3

What does Higgaion and Selah mean?

Both Higgaion and Selah are used numerous times in the Old Testament. They occur together in Psalm 9:16. The meanings of these words are uncertain. We observe Higgaion in such passages as Psalm 9:16…

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Habakkuk 1:13

Lessons on Repentance - Psalm 51

People often ask, "How Do I Repent My Sins Before God?" God's answer is found in Psalm 51. David wrote this Psalm. It is one of the seven penitential Psalms (Psa. 6, 32, 40, 102, 130, 143). It is a…

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Habakkuk 1:13

What is the New Lord's Prayer?

The "real" Lord’s Prayer is seen in Matthew 6:9-13 and Luke 11:2-4. The so-called "New Lord’s Prayer" (or NLP) reads as follows: Our Father, who art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name; Thy kingdom come…

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Habakkuk 1:13

Calvinism and Ezekiel 18:32; 33:11?

There are some texts in Scripture that are difficult to understand. Two of these are: Ezekiel 18:32 For I take no pleasure in the death of anyone , declares the Sovereign LORD. Repent and live!…

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Habakkuk 605

Introduction to the Prophetic Books

Introduction to the Prophetic Books Arrangement of Books The books of Isaiah through Malachi (with the exceptions of Lamentations and Daniel) correspond to the section of the Hebrew canon known as…

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Habakkuk 3:3

Jesus, a devout Muslim?

No, Jesus was/is not a Muslim, devote or otherwise. Jesus was born approximately 600 years before Muhammad (571-632 A.D.) and the period of the creation of Islam (608-632 A.D.). Let’s approach your…

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Habakkuk 3:3

God Came From Teman?

Habakkuk 3:3 God came from Teman, the Holy One from Mount Paran. "Selah" His glory covered the heavens and his praise filled the earth. God is omnipresent (Ps. 139:7-10; Jer. 23:23). However, the…

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Habakkuk 1:13

Is Purgatory Biblical?

Is Purgatory Biblical? Definition: The Doctrine of Purgatory is part and parcel of works righteousness system of justification. It is false; a mere superstition. What is Purgatory? Purgatory (Latin…

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Habakkuk 1:13

Does God love Satan?

You are correct in that God is perfect (Deut. 32:4; Psa. 18:30; 145:13, etc.) and he is also love (1 John 4:8; 4:7, 16). However, it does not necessarily follow that God also loves Satan. We must…

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Habakkuk 2:20

What is the meaning of God inhabiting the praises of his people in Psalm 22:3?

Psalm 22:3: Yet you are holy, enthroned on the praises of Israel ("his people" replaces "Israel" in the KJV). Psalm 22 is a Messianic Psalm. The cross and the death of Jesus are portrayed throughout…

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Habakkuk 3:3

What is Islam?

Christianity and Islam are not the same religion. They serve different Gods, view Jesus and salvation differently, and vary on a host of other topics as well. Eternal life and death weigh in the…

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Habakkuk 3

Overview of the Book of Psalms

Overview of the Book of Psalms Author: Moses, David, Solomon, the sons of Korah, the sons of Asaph, Ethan the Ezrahite, and various unknown authors. Date: c. 1440-400 B.C. Purpose: To provide Israel…

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Habakkuk 1:1

Overview of the Book of Habakkuk

Overview of the Book of Habakkuk Author: The prophet Habakkuk. Purpose: To guide Israel toward faith in God during the trials of the Babylonian conquest and exile by displaying the prophet's personal…

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Habakkuk 1:13

Is ignorance an acceptable excuse for my sin?

From the United States criminal justice system, here are two Latin phrases that can help answer this question just from a legal standpoint: (1) ignorantia juris non excusat , meaning "ignorance of…

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Habakkuk 2:4

Christ in the Old Testament

This is a work in progress (no section is complete) The possibility of one man fulfilling only 8 OT prophecies is one in 10^17. That is a 10 with 17 zeroes after it! Imagine the state of Texas…

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Habakkuk 1:13

What are the Attributes of God?

God reveals himself in many ways to his creation; through his Word, power, creation, history, his names, and attributes, or the perfections of his being, etc. When referring to God's Attributes some…

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Habakkuk 2:18-20

Was Jesus born only to die?

Yes, Jesus was born to die. John Piper wrote an excellent book covering this topic entitled, 50 Reasons Jesus came to Die . However, while we are all born to die (Heb. 9:27), there is much more to…

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Habakkuk 1:13 God

Matthew and Molinism (Middle Knowledge)

Jesuit theologian Luis de Molina is normally attributed with the Molinist position and its origin, although Fonseca and Lessius put forth the same ideas. They use texts such as Matthew 11 to show…

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Habakkuk 2:20

Overview of the Book of Zephaniah

Overview of the Book of Zephaniah Author: The prophet Zephaniah. Purpose: To call the people of Jerusalem and Judah to repentance in the face of the Babylonian invasion and hope in a grand…

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Habakkuk 1:13

Why wasn't the Virgin Mary's sin passed on to Jesus?

The sinlessness and perfection of Jesus Christ are important because unless Jesus was sinless, he couldn't be the Redeemer of God's elect (WSC, Q/A 21). He was and still is sinless (2 Cor. 5:21; Heb.…

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Habakkuk 1:13

What is Adoptionism?

Adoptionism or Dynamic Monarchianism was a heretical teaching. It was a false view that claims Jesus was God's adopted Son. See "What is Ebionism?" below. In the second century, it was rejected by…

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