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00:03 we're living in unprecedented times. 00:05 Join us now for Today special program. 00:12 I want to spend my life 00:18 Mending broken people 00:23 I want to spend my life 00:29 Removing pain 00:34 Lord, let my words 00:39 Heal a heart that hurts 00:44 I want to spend my life 00:50 Mending broken people 00:55 I want to spend my life 01:01 Mending broken people 01:15 Hello, family, I'm Jill Morikone. 01:17 And we're so glad that 01:18 you have tuned in for 3ABN Today, 01:21 Bible Q and A. 01:22 I think this is one of my favorite programs 01:24 because we get to jump into the Word of God 01:27 and we don't answer questions 01:29 and kind of sit there and go to sleep. 01:30 This is rapid fire. 01:32 We have two minutes or sometimes three minutes 01:35 to answer a question 01:36 and we get to jump 01:38 into the Word of God and share. 01:40 The Word of God says to study 01:41 to show yourself approved unto God, 01:44 a workman that needs not be ashamed, 01:46 rightly dividing the word of truth. 01:49 Today, I have my brothers and sisters with me, 01:52 a woman and men of the Word. 01:55 And I want to introduce them to you in just a moment. 01:57 But first we want to tell you how you can contact us. 02:00 We want to use your questions. 02:04 We would love to hear from you. 02:05 So if you have a Bible question on any topic, 02:08 that's from the Word of God, 02:10 feel free to text us your questions. 02:13 The number to text is (618) 228-3975. 02:18 That number again is (618) 228-3975, 02:23 or you can email us your Bible questions. 02:25 That email address is BibleQA@3abn.tv. 02:31 That email address one more time 02:33 is BibleQA@3abn.tv. 02:37 Want to introduce you to our family right now. 02:40 At the far end of the island is Pastor John Lomacang. 02:43 So glad you're here, Pastor John 02:44 Every time, we have Bible Q and A, 02:46 we learn something because our viewers 02:49 and our listeners force us to take note 02:52 of what we are probably not thinking of, 02:55 and praise the Lord that we're learning as we're sharing. 02:58 Amen. What a gift, you know? 03:00 Sitting next to you, Pastor John Dinzey, 03:02 always a privilege to have you here too. 03:04 It's a blessing and a privilege to be here. 03:05 And it's interesting, some of the questions come up, 03:08 make you realize that people are really studying 03:10 and thinking of that. 03:11 I love that. 03:13 And we have my sister Shelley Quinn, 03:14 and always delighted to have you here too. 03:16 Always a delight to be here, 03:19 always a challenge to answer in two minutes. 03:23 That seems like one of the hardest things, 03:25 isn't it? 03:26 To do it in a short amount of time, 03:27 but thank you for your questions. 03:29 And you can always give us 03:30 questions on social media as well. 03:33 You can send us a question on Instagram 03:35 if you would like. 03:37 3ABN's, Instagram handle is 3ABN_official. 03:41 That address again is 3ABN_official, 03:45 or this program is on YouTube or on 3ABN+, 03:48 and you can submit a question that way. 03:50 We're going to jump into the Word of God, 03:52 but before we do, 03:53 we're going to go to the Lord in prayer. 03:55 Shelley, would you pray for us? 03:56 Absolutely. 03:57 Oh, wonderful Father, we are so in love with You. 04:01 Thank You, Lord, for the gift of life. 04:03 Thank You for the gift of Jesus Christ, 04:06 Your Holy Spirit and Your Word. 04:07 And thank You for this time and for all of our viewers 04:12 who send us and submit these questions 04:15 and that we get the privilege of searching through Your Word 04:19 to give them Bible answers. 04:22 Thank You, Father, for this privilege. 04:24 Please send Your Holy Spirit now to guide this program 04:28 and to give us wisdom in Jesus' name. 04:31 Amen. Amen. 04:32 Amen. Thank you so much, Shelley. 04:34 Excited to get into these questions. 04:36 We're going to start with you, Pastor John, 04:38 coming to you first. 04:39 Why is there so much racism in the Christian Church 04:43 when race is not even mentioned in the Bible, 04:45 only Jew and Gentile? 04:47 Well, race is mentioned in the Bible. 04:50 We have all the different nations 04:51 and I think the word nation 04:53 and race are synonymous to some degree. 04:58 When the Lord talked about, I think it's Isaiah, 05:00 sorry, Acts 17:26, 05:03 "From one blood came all nations of men." 05:07 And I always add to one blood, 05:09 all nations of men must go and that's the blood of Jesus. 05:13 And the other part about it is 05:15 somebody just said this recently, 05:16 I thought it was very insightful 05:18 because I was listening 05:19 to a conversation being held in a diner about race 05:23 and they were using a derogatory terminology 05:25 to refer to a particular race of people. 05:28 But what they fail to realize is we live in a world 05:31 where so much has been distorted 05:35 based on preferential treatment, 05:37 one race above another, 05:38 but that is not what God ever intended. 05:41 You find an early example of Moses, 05:44 the wife of Moses, an Ethiopian woman 05:46 and Miriam distracted the issue. 05:49 They were upset that God spoke to Moses 05:52 and not to them on a particular occasion, 05:54 but they distracted him by saying, 05:55 "We don't like the fact that 05:57 you married an Ethiopian woman." 05:58 Then you also find the Jews 06:01 always referred to the Gentiles as dogs. 06:04 And then the Lord had to work with Peter in Acts 06:06 Chapter 10 by saying, 06:07 "Never call any man common or unclean." 06:11 But the issue is not so much the races themselves, 06:14 but the human heart, 06:16 and all issues come down to the human heart. 06:18 Jeremiah 17:29, "The heart is deceitful above all things 06:22 and desperately wicked who can know it." 06:24 Now, undoubtedly contributing factors in history 06:26 has also added fire or fuel to the fire. 06:30 When you've had people such as Charles Darwin, 06:34 who he did wrote a book about a certain race 06:38 of people being one-third of a man, 06:40 or then also one-eighth of a man. 06:42 If you have blood 06:44 from certain parts of the world, 06:45 then you are one-eighth of a human 06:47 or one-eighth of a man. 06:48 But the issue really 06:50 is the sinful heart of humanity. 06:51 But here's what John says in 1 John 3:14, 06:55 where race no longer becomes an issue. 06:57 "We know that we have passed from death to life, 07:02 because we love the brethren. 07:04 He who does not love his brother abides in death." 07:07 And let me add one more thing. 07:09 Never say to somebody, I don't see your color. 07:12 Say I see your color 07:13 and I appreciate who you are in Christ. 07:16 We should minimize races, but we should not think 07:18 of race as one above another when we are Christians. 07:21 Amen. 07:22 We're called to love each other. 07:24 I love that, it's beautiful. Yeah. 07:25 Diversity is what God has made the world to be. 07:26 That's right. Shelley, we're coming to you. 07:28 This is Matthew 11:28-30, says, 07:31 "My yoke is easy and my burden is light." 07:33 What is the yoke or burden that we are to carry? 07:36 This is from Carol, from London. 07:39 Carol, great question. 07:40 Let me read Matthew 11:28-30, 07:43 which is Christ's great invitation. 07:46 "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, 07:49 and I will give you rest. 07:51 Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, 07:54 for I am gentle and lowly in heart, 07:56 you will find rest for your souls. 07:59 For My yoke is easy and My burden is light." 08:02 Yoke was a common metaphor in Judaism for the burdens 08:07 and teachings of the Pharisees. 08:10 The rabbinical teachings were so oppressive. 08:13 And they added so many restrictions 08:17 and duties to the life 08:19 of a believer to the covenant keeping people. 08:23 And it became the heavy works oriented type of salvation. 08:28 Paul speaks about salvation by works 08:32 as a yoke of bondage. 08:35 But now Christ, I believe 08:36 is not only speaking to the idea 08:41 that He will provide eternal life 08:43 through grace as a gift, 08:45 but he is also speaking just to the sin problem, 08:49 I think, and the burdens that we have to bear 08:53 in this sin-sick world. 08:55 You know, some people don't want to be yoked. 08:58 They don't like that idea. 08:59 I've been, they feel like they're being tied in, 09:02 but the Bible tells us you're either yoked to Satan 09:05 or you're yoked to Christ. 09:06 Romans 6:16, 09:08 "Do you not know that to whom you present yourselves to obey, 09:14 you are that one's slaves whom you obey, 09:18 whether of sin leading to death, 09:20 or of obedience leading to righteousness?" 09:23 So Satan's yoke he, it's a splintery heavy yoking, 09:27 drags you around, but Jesus promises, 09:30 I will carry the load for you. 09:33 So His yoke is easy. 09:36 Amen. I love that. Thank you. 09:38 Pastor Johnny, we're coming to you. 09:40 This is the opposite of it being easy. 09:43 What is the difference between sin, 09:46 iniquity and transgressions? 09:49 The Bible says that God forgives all three. 09:52 This comes from Fran. 09:54 Thank you very much. 09:55 Yes, there is a scripture that speaks, 09:58 has those three terms in there and is Exodus 34:7. 10:03 I will share about that in a moment, 10:04 but first let's take a quick look at the word sin, 10:07 the word sin. 10:09 You can find a definition for sin in 1 John 3:4, 10:13 "Whoever commits sin 10:15 transgresses or commits lawlessness 10:18 and sin is lawlessness." 10:21 So that's what sin is defined like in the Bible. 10:23 Iniquity, looking at dictionaries, 10:25 you can find that 10:27 the word iniquity is perversity, 10:28 that is immoral, evil, mischief, 10:31 and actually in the Hebrew pictograph, 10:34 you know what iniquity is like. 10:37 It is as a twisted rope. 10:40 And that's the picture 10:41 that is with the Hebrew letters. 10:44 And transgression is defined as rebellion. 10:48 Now, all these things can be a state of sin. 10:52 In Exodus 34:7, 10:54 beautiful scripture, notice, concerning God. 10:57 He declares, keeping mercy for thousands, 11:00 forgiving iniquity and transgression 11:04 and sin by no means clearing the guilty, 11:08 visiting the iniquity of the fathers 11:09 upon the children and the children's children 11:11 to the third and the fourth generation." 11:14 So let's take a look now with some 11:16 of the definitions to help us out. 11:18 Keeping mercy for thousands, 11:20 forgiving iniquity that is perversity, 11:22 depravity and transgression, 11:24 that means rebellion and sin is sin or sinful condition. 11:29 And God is able and willing to forgive us 11:33 for all those things. 11:35 Notice what it says in Titus 2:14, 11:39 concerning Jesus who gave Himself for us, 11:41 that He might redeem us from all iniquity 11:44 and purify unto Himself a peculiar people, 11:47 zealous of good works. 11:49 And Jesus came to this world to take away our sin, 11:55 the desire for sin and the condition of sin. 11:57 Praise be to His name. 11:59 Amen. Amen. 12:00 Thank you so much for that. 12:02 That gives us hope too. Praise the Lord. 12:04 We're coming back to you, Shelley. 12:05 Okay. 12:06 In John 3:8, Jesus and Nicodemus 12:08 discussed the wind blows where it pleases. 12:10 You hear the sound, but you cannot tell 12:12 where it comes from or where it is going. 12:14 So is everyone who is born of the spirit. 12:17 And my understanding there is saying 12:19 that you cannot really tell 12:20 when you will be born of the spirit, 12:22 even if you decided to follow Jesus 12:24 and get baptized. 12:25 Does this explain why there are people 12:27 who would go astray after some time 12:30 because they are not born of the spirit. 12:32 This comes from Mardem in the Philippines. 12:34 Mardem, this is interesting. 12:36 In John 3:8, 12:37 we've, you've already quoted the verse in the question, 12:40 but wind and spirit are the same word 12:43 in the Greek there pneuma, 12:44 and it can be translated spirit, 12:47 wind or breath. 12:49 The analogy is that the winds origin is invisible 12:53 and it cannot be controlled by man. 12:56 The wind cannot be seen or explained, 12:59 but we only see the effects of the wind. 13:03 So it is with the invisible presence of the Holy Spirit. 13:07 When we can't control the spirit, 13:10 but when we open our heart to allow the spirit 13:13 to come in, there is unmistakable evidence 13:16 of His presence, and the results are observed 13:21 when it's a spirit, 13:22 generated spirit empowered life. 13:25 Now Peter said in Acts 2:38-39, 13:29 because he want to speak of receiving the spirit. 13:33 He sang to the Pentecost crowd, 13:35 repent and let every one of you 13:36 be baptized in the name of Jesus 13:38 for the remission of sins, and you shall receive the gift 13:43 of the Holy Spirit for the promises to you 13:46 and to your children, to all who are far off 13:49 as many as our Lord will call. 13:53 It is confession and genuine repentance 13:57 that brings forgiveness and the cleansing of sin 14:01 according to 1 John 1:9. 14:03 So we receive the Holy Spirit 14:07 when we and we're born again, 14:11 when we ask the Lord to become our savior. 14:16 Now, baptism is symbolic 14:19 of what has happened to us internally, 14:23 baptism is an external and it is an act of obedience. 14:28 I mean, it is a very important one. 14:31 Here's how I explain what you ask about people 14:34 who go astray. 14:36 The Bible says, we can sin against the spirit 14:40 by grieving him. 14:42 Ephesians 4: 30, resisting him, 14:44 Acts 7:51, 14:46 or even quenching the Holy Spirit, 14:48 1 Thessalonians 5:19, 14:51 and then Hebrews 10:29 14:53 talks about insulting the spirit of grace. 14:56 Can a born again person go astray? 14:59 Listen to what Peter says. 2 Peter 2:20. 15:03 2 Peter 2:20-22, 15:05 "If after they have escaped the pollution 15:08 of the world through the knowledge 15:10 of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, 15:12 they are again entangled in them and overcome, 15:14 the latter end is worse than the beginning. 15:18 For it would have been better for them not to know 15:19 the way of righteousness than to turn from 15:22 the holy commandment delivered to them." 15:24 He repaired, he compares it 15:26 to a dog returning to his vomit. 15:30 So Jesus said that in John 15:6, 15:34 you must abide in Me. 15:37 And He tells us to pray daily for the Holy Spirit 15:40 in Luke 11:9-13. 15:42 Amen. Thank you, Shelley. 15:44 Pastor John, what is the faith of Jesus? 15:50 I love that question because the faith of Jesus 15:53 is a faith we all need. 15:55 Matter of fact, there's a sermon 15:56 called the faith of Jesus 15:58 and also the patience of the saints. 16:01 And we find that in Revelation 12 and verse... 16:05 Revelation 14:12, I'll go and read that. 16:08 It says, " Here is the patience of the saints, 16:12 here are those who keep the commandments of God 16:15 and the faith of Jesus." 16:17 Now, not only are they keeping the commandments of God, 16:19 but they have something else. 16:21 They have the faith of Jesus. 16:22 Now, when you look about the faith of Jesus, 16:24 I believe that Revelation 3:18 16:26 identifies and describes and reveals to us 16:29 what the faith of Jesus is, because when you think 16:31 about what Jesus went through, 16:33 what kind of faith did He have? 16:35 The faith that Jesus had did not allow Him to fold 16:40 under pressure. 16:41 The faith that Jesus had did not allow Him to fail 16:45 under persecution. 16:46 The faith that Jesus had did not allow Him to deny 16:49 His Father when it came to persecution. 16:52 That's the kind of faith I want to have. 16:54 And that faith of Jesus is revealed 16:57 I believe in Revelation 3:18. 16:59 And that's why he describes and recommends to us 17:02 the kind of faith that will be able to sustain us. 17:05 He says in Revelation 3:18, 17:08 "I counsel you to buy from Me gold refined in the fire." 17:13 Was Jesus refined? 17:15 He sure was. 17:16 Not that he was sinful before that, 17:18 but I tell you, He was refined from the possibilities 17:22 of failure as a human to no possibility 17:25 as the glorified Almighty God 17:27 on the other side of the resurrection. 17:29 "Refined in the fire, that you may be rich, 17:33 and white raiment that 17:34 you may be clothed that the shame 17:36 of your nakedness may not be revealed 17:38 and anoint your eyes 17:40 with eye salve that you may see." 17:42 And Paul to the protege Timothy describes in 1 Timothy 3:13, 17:46 "For those who have served 17:48 well as deacons obtain for themselves 17:49 a good standing and great boldness in the faith 17:54 which is in Christ Jesus." 17:56 So this is a bold faith, a tried faith, 17:59 a sure faith, a reliable faith. 18:01 And to me, I believe that's what the faith 18:02 of Jesus is a faith that will not fail though severely tried. 18:06 Amen. 18:07 Give me the faith of Jesus. That's what I need. 18:09 I love that. Amen. 18:10 I want to remind you. 18:12 You can send us your questions and we would love to answer 18:14 your question on an upcoming 3ABN Today Bible Q and A. 18:18 You can text them to (618) 228-3975. 18:23 That number again is (618) 228-3975 18:27 or you can email your questions 18:29 at BibleQA@3abn.tv 18:33 That address again is BibleQA@3abn.tv 18:37 or 3ABN is on Instagram. 18:39 And you just go to 3ABN_official, 18:43 and you can send us your question that way. 18:45 So we'd love to answer your question on an upcoming 18:48 Bible Q and A. 18:49 Pastor Johnny, we're coming to you. 18:51 Does the Bible talk about the story of Horus 18:53 and Isis being an immaculate conception 18:57 and having a similar story to Jesus? 18:59 I've never heard of them or the story. 19:02 It doesn't say who it comes from. 19:04 Well, apparently he heard something. 19:08 That's a good point. 19:09 The Bible does not say anything about Horus 19:12 and Isis and an immaculate conception as to having 19:17 any similar similarity to the story of Jesus. 19:19 That's right. 19:21 I took a quick look at this and I could tell you 19:23 that is really a complete waste 19:25 of time to try to find similarities there. 19:28 The Egyptians had many gods. 19:30 Horus happens to be one of the... 19:33 I don't know if you want to call them 19:34 popular or most well-known, 19:36 but even the pharaohs wanted to take on that name, 19:40 but let's put that aside 19:41 and focus on Jesus because really it's a waste 19:44 of time to look into these things. 19:45 I want to point to you 19:46 a scripture that must be set in this context. 19:51 Isaiah 43:10, " 19:53 You are My witnesses,' says the Lord, 19:56 'And My servant whom I have chosen, 19:57 that you may know and believe Me, 19:59 and understand that I am He. 20:01 Before Me there was no God formed, 20:04 nor shall there be after Me.'" 20:08 All these so-called gods are not gods. 20:10 They're imaginations of people, created by people. 20:14 They're either made out of stone, 20:17 wood or some material that God the Creator has made. 20:20 And they're trying... 20:21 This is a distraction of the devil. 20:23 So let's focus on Jesus because Acts 4:12 says, 20:27 "Nor is there salvation in any other, 20:30 in Jesus, for there is no other name 20:32 under heaven given among men by which we must be saved." 20:37 We must keep in mind that Satan is looking to distract us 20:41 and lead us astray. 20:42 Matthew 24:24, 20:44 "For false christs and false prophets will rise 20:47 and show great signs and wonders to deceive, 20:51 if possible, even the elect." 20:53 Jesus said, see, in verse 25, "I have told you beforehand." 20:58 So please forget about Horus 21:00 and all those other so-called gods and consider Jesus. 21:04 He is the author and the finisher of our faith, 21:06 and Jesus loves you and is coming soon. 21:09 That's the end of that story. Amen. 21:11 Good. Thank you, Pastor Johnny. 21:12 I like that. 21:13 It's so important to study the Word of God 21:15 and to know what it says. 21:17 Pastor John, we're coming back to you. 21:19 What three nights did Jesus sleep in the tomb? 21:23 Because we know three days and three nights, 21:25 but what three nights was He in the tomb? 21:26 Okay, the first thing we have to establish 21:28 is how the Bible kept time. 21:29 The problem today is we have this thing called a watch 21:32 or phones or dials on the wall quite different 21:35 than the way the Bible kept time. 21:37 Genesis 1:5 and all throughout the creative process, 21:40 you find the phrase the evening 21:42 and the morning were the first day. 21:45 When you look at the way that the Bible quantifies time, 21:50 it's a phrase called inclusive reckoning. 21:53 And you could find that 21:54 when you study the Jewish literature, 21:55 inclusive reckoning, then that meant 21:58 any part of the day included the whole day. 22:02 And you find that talked about in the writings of Christ. 22:05 He said, for example, if we say, 22:07 meet me in three days, we will say, okay, today, 22:09 whatever today is, will start counting tomorrow 22:11 the next day and the next day. 22:12 In the Bible three days meant today, 22:14 tomorrow and the next day. 22:16 So when Jesus was crucified, 22:18 you didn't have to start tomorrow Saturday, Sunday, 22:21 Monday, you start that day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 22:25 And so the preparation day 22:27 when Jesus was placed in the tomb, the time started. 22:30 Let's go to Luke Chapter 23, 22:32 and I'm gonna start with talking about these 22:35 three particular times. 22:37 Luke 23:54, 22:38 speaking about when Jesus was wrapped and laid in the tomb. 22:42 It says in Luke 23:54, "That day was the Preparation, 22:45 and the Sabbath drew near. 22:47 And the women who had come 22:48 with Him from Galilee followed after, 22:50 and they observed the tomb and how His body was laid. 22:54 They returned and prepared spices 22:56 and fragrant oils. 22:58 And they rested on the Sabbath according to the commandment." 23:01 Then Luke 23:52, I mean, Luke 24, Luke. 23:05 Yeah, Luke 23:52-56. 23:08 I just pointed out, 23:10 they returned and prepared spices. 23:11 And when you look at Luke 24:1, 23:13 "They went on the first day of the week, 23:15 searching for the body of Christ 23:17 and they found none." 23:18 Now here's something an exercise 23:20 I would encourage you to do. 23:21 If you put the phrase third day, 23:25 you find that Jesus said, "I would rise the third day." 23:30 The only one that said He wouldn't rise the third day 23:32 was those who were His accusers. 23:34 His accusers said after three days I will rise. 23:38 Jesus never said that. 23:40 He said, "I would rise the third day." 23:41 And even Paul the Apostle recalling the resurrection 23:44 of Jesus in 1 Corinthians, he said, 23:46 "He rose the third day." 23:49 Now here's what many people stumble over. 23:51 If Jesus had to be in the grave for 72 hours 23:55 before He came out, 23:56 one second past 72 hours would mean 24:00 Jesus rose on the fourth day. 24:02 But He rose on the third day according to Bible prophecy. 24:05 And this was the context where people, 24:08 I think the worldwide church of God 24:09 had Garner Ted Armstrong, Herbert Armstrong. 24:12 This was a very large, a focal point of them. 24:15 But Jesus rose the third day, as He said, He would. 24:19 Not after the third day, in three days, 24:22 I will rise again, and Jesus did. 24:24 So inclusive reckoning is the term 24:26 I use to show you that any part of the day, 24:28 the Jews included the entire day. 24:32 Very good. I love that. Thank you. 24:34 Shelley, we're coming back to you. 24:35 This is, do Seventh-day Adventists believe 24:38 the Arian belief regarding God 24:40 and Jesus as Jesus did not exist always, 24:43 but came into existence the begotten Son. 24:46 This whole idea is new to me 24:48 and I haven't heard it before in our teachings. 24:51 I saw on Wikipedia's definition of our belief 24:54 that we believe the Arian theology. 24:56 Can you help me understand this please? 24:59 Watch out for Wikipedia 25:00 because it has so much err, right? 25:02 JD was looking on Wikipedia 25:04 and it said the seventh day is Sunday. 25:05 So that shows you. 25:07 Our pioneers came from many different denominations. 25:11 And yes, there were some 25:13 who in the beginning of this movement 25:15 came from Arian beliefs. 25:17 But what I love about our church 25:20 is that they studied together 25:22 in a progressive way to learn truth. 25:26 And they, the official, 25:28 they released that spiritual err. 25:30 The official teaching of the church 25:32 is in our 28 fundamentals. 25:34 And it says that in the fourth, 25:38 I'll just read an excerpt. 25:39 It says, God, the eternal Son 25:41 became the incarnate in Jesus Christ. 25:45 Through Him all things were created, 25:48 for He was forever truly God. 25:51 He became also truly human. 25:54 I will admit recently there's been some small pockets 25:58 of Adventists who are reverting back 26:00 or gaining interest in some 26:04 of the original pioneers' teaching. 26:07 I think they don't understand covenant. 26:09 When we look at the word begotten, 26:11 it can have a literal meaning 26:13 or it can have a spiritual meaning. 26:16 Begotten is a covenant term, 26:19 that means chosen for a covenant purpose. 26:22 Paul said he begot the Corinthians. 26:24 He told, in Philemon he said that he begot Onesimus. 26:30 And Hebrews 11 tells how Abraham gave up 26:34 his only "begotten son." 26:38 He was the only heir of the promise. 26:40 But listen to this. 26:42 God the Father in Hebrews 1:8 says 26:45 to the one who became His Son, today, You become My Son. 26:51 He says, Your throne, O God, is forever and ever. 26:54 And in Hebrews 1:10, the Father further says 26:57 to the person of Jesus Christ who became His Son. 27:01 "You, Lord, in the beginning 27:03 laid the foundation of the earth 27:04 and the heavens are the works of your hands." 27:07 The Father Himself declares this Son is eternal God 27:11 Amen. 27:12 We need at least another five minutes on that. 27:15 Shelley is the queen of the covenants. 27:17 I love that. That's beautiful. 27:18 Pastor Johnny, in Judges 9:45, it says, 27:23 "Then he, Abimelech destroyed the city 27:25 and scattered salt over it." 27:28 Why salt? 27:29 What is the significance 27:30 of scattering salt over the destroyed city? 27:34 Thank you so much for that question. 27:36 It's very interesting. 27:37 This was an act, a symbolic act 27:40 because salt putting it over pasture 27:44 will kill the pasture. 27:46 That's how utterly, he wanted to bring 27:50 the message to them that I hope you never survive 27:53 and that you're completely destroyed. 27:55 And so, salt in small quantities 27:59 renders land extremely fertile, 28:01 but too much of it destroys vegetation. 28:04 And so, we have salt when it's found, 28:08 it says it produces nothing. 28:10 Hence the sowing of salt in place, 28:13 sowing a place with salt 28:14 was a custom in different nations 28:16 to express permanent desolation. 28:18 So, they will say definite message 28:20 that Abimelech wanted to bring to these people. 28:23 And these were practices among the people 28:25 that were done in those days 28:28 when they sacked the city or destroyed a city, 28:31 spread salt to let you know, 28:33 we think that you're completely destroyed and we, 28:36 you know, that you no longer need to exist. 28:39 However, to completely cover the city. 28:43 No, it says just scattered 28:45 to completely cover the city with salt 28:47 would be a great undertaking. 28:49 And it's just not practical. 28:51 The scattering of salt was just a symbolic act 28:54 to let them know that our intent 28:58 was to completely destroy you. 28:59 And we hope you never bounce back 29:01 from this destruction. 29:03 Amen. 29:04 I love the questions that we get. 29:06 You know, some are theological 29:08 and some are gospel truth and some are, 29:10 oh, wow, I never even thought about that passage 29:13 in the Word of God. 29:14 So, thank you for that. It is good. 29:16 Pastor John, Pastor Lomacang, 29:19 how many days are equal to a time in prophecy. 29:22 Geneva from Maryland. Sure. 29:25 Thank you, Geneva. 29:26 That's a good question because that question really 29:30 makes the difference between whether or not 29:31 we think of a prophecy as symbolic or literal. 29:35 And that's a very good question. 29:37 When we know that 29:38 we won't just arbitrarily start applying. 29:40 Well, the Lord says this amount of days, well, 29:43 let's go ahead and apply that prophetically. 29:44 The prophetic context 29:46 is so vitally important to understand 29:48 how it applies. 29:49 One of the most important ones we find in Daniel 7:25. 29:53 And I'll go ahead and read this for you. 29:55 Then I'll share with you the Aramaic word 29:56 and the Greek word 29:58 and the difference between the two. 29:59 And then we can come to the conclusion. 30:01 Daniel 7:25, the Bible says, 30:03 "He shall speak pompous words against the Most High, 30:07 shall persecute the saints of the Most High, 30:10 shall tend to change times and laws. 30:13 Then the saints shall be given into his hands 30:17 or into his hand for a time and times and half a time." 30:20 That comes from the Aramaic word, Edon, 30:23 meaning technically a year. 30:25 That's an Aramaic word. 30:27 Later on when you find 30:28 the same time talked about in Revelation, 30:30 the saints given it to saying time, 30:32 times and half the time persecuting them 30:33 for time, times and half the time, 30:35 the word there is Kiros or Kairos, 30:38 depending on which way you'd like to pronounce that. 30:40 And that was there's this quantitative time 30:43 and there's qualitative time. 30:45 Kronos is quantitative time in the Greek 30:48 and Kairos is qualitative time. 30:51 What's the difference between the two? 30:52 One is saying to us, the qualitative time 30:55 is for reaching a particular time in history. 30:58 Quantitative time says, this is how we can tell 31:01 what time of the day it is. 31:03 And adding that this is where we nail down the rule of 360. 31:09 Because the question after people have often asked, 31:11 well, is the Jewish year or the Greek year, 31:14 or the Aramaic year are different 31:15 from the 365-day year? 31:17 What ties it all together is in the Kronos, 31:20 the quantitative time. 31:22 They didn't have watches they had sun dials 31:25 and a time meant one rotation around that sundial, 31:29 which was 360 degrees. 31:31 Times was two rotations, 31:33 720 and half a time around was 180. 31:36 And when you add that up, you get 1260. 31:40 So, they use quantitative time in the Greek 31:43 to understand the 360-day period. 31:46 So that's why when you line it up that way, 31:48 you won't find any disparaging 31:51 between Daniel or Revelation. 31:55 They both are working with quantitative time, 31:57 not Jewish calendar, Greek calendar, 31:59 Aramaic calendar, and modern calendar. 32:02 That's powerful. That's good. 32:04 Excellent. 32:05 I'm just sitting here thinking I'm grateful 32:07 that this program will be on YouTube 32:08 and it's also on 3ABNplus.tv 32:11 So, you might say, I want to watch that again. 32:13 I got to take notes. 32:15 I got to figure out the difference between 32:16 quantitative and qualitative. 32:17 You can watch it as many times as you like, 32:19 and you can share it with your friends. 32:21 Pastor Johnny, 32:24 God cannot be in the presence of sin. 32:27 So how does Satan still have access to heaven 32:30 after he fell? 32:31 This is from Merlin. Okay. 32:34 That's a good question. 32:36 The Bible seems to present the possibility that Satan 32:39 was in the presence of God. 32:41 When you go to Job Chapter 1 and Job Chapter 2. 32:44 Now, how is that possible? 32:46 You are correct. 32:48 It may be that God veiled His presence 32:51 so that Satan could exist because there was a great 32:55 controversy between good and evil 32:58 that needed to play out for God to reveal the fallacy 33:03 and the destructive nature of sin. 33:07 Now concerning the devil or Satan 33:10 having access to heaven. 33:12 Let's go to Revelation 12:10, 33:15 "Then I heard a loud voice saying in heaven, 33:18 'Now salvation, and strength, 33:21 and the kingdom of our God, 33:23 and the power of His Christ have come.'" 33:26 This is in the context of Jesus Christ 33:28 dying on the cross for us. 33:31 This is why a declaration is made. 33:33 You see before Jesus dies on the cross, 33:37 it was a promise of salvation 33:39 through the seed promise in Genesis Chapter 3, 33:43 that the seed of the woman would put the death blow 33:47 on the head of the serpent. 33:48 So when Jesus fulfills that promise, 33:51 salvation is secured and it is not, 33:55 no longer a promise, it is a guarantee, 33:59 let's say, because Jesus died on the cross 34:01 and paid for our sins and secured our salvation. 34:05 So now this declaration, let's go back to it. 34:07 "Then I heard a loud voice saying in heaven, 34:09 'Now salvation, and strength, and the kingdom of our God, 34:13 and the power of His Christ have come, 34:16 for the accuser of our brethren, 34:18 who accused them before our God day and night, 34:21 has been cast down." 34:24 So, prior to this, apparently 34:27 Satan having defeated Adam and Eve, they sinned. 34:32 He had his place of headquarters here, 34:36 and he seemed to have access to go to heaven to meetings, 34:39 Job Chapter 1 and Chapter 2. 34:41 But at the cross he's unmasked 34:46 and the... 34:48 I'm going to say the beings 34:49 from other places in the universe 34:51 see that he is who he really is in putting to death 34:55 the Son of God and he's unmasked. 34:57 Now they no longer pay any attention to him. 35:00 You're a deceiver, you're a liar, 35:02 you're a murderer. 35:03 And the accuser of our brethren 35:06 has been cast down. 35:07 If you continue reading, of course, 35:09 there is the, woe to the inhabitants 35:12 of the earth because the devil has come down upon you 35:15 having great wrath. 35:17 So, the question is, 35:19 how could he be in the presence of sin? 35:21 How could, God cannot be in the presence of sin? 35:24 How did the devil have access? 35:26 Again, I say it may be that God veiled His presence, 35:29 because the issue of sin 35:31 had not been completely resolved. 35:34 And this is an answer that I can give you. 35:37 Amen. Thank you so much for that. 35:39 Shelley, when man was made, 35:42 were we immortal, because the tree of life 35:44 was in the garden with Adam and Eve. 35:47 This question comes from Sylvia. 35:49 Sylvia, that's a great question. 35:51 In 1 Timothy 6:16, it says, God alone is immortal. 35:56 He lives in unapproachable light. 35:59 God is an infinite being without beginning or end. 36:03 The Bible mentions man's soul or spirit 36:08 over 1600 times not once 36:11 does it mention immortality. 36:14 It always describes us as mortal. 36:17 So, Bible believers, we know, 36:20 and I seem to trumpet this one a lot, 36:22 but 1 Corinthians 15:52-53. 36:26 The Bible believers 36:28 put on immortality at the second trump, 36:32 and this will be all who were in their graves. 36:34 Jesus said, they'll come up in that first resurrection 36:38 of righteousness if they were righteous. 36:41 But 1 Corinthians 15:52 says, "In a moment, 36:43 in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet, 36:47 the trumpet will sound, 36:48 the dead are raised incorruptible," 36:52 because this incorruption or this corruption 36:54 has to put on incorruption. 36:56 This mortal has to put on immortality. 37:00 So, when Adam and Eve were in the garden, 37:03 they had access to the tree of life until they sinned. 37:06 And then God graciously put forth His hand 37:10 to protect them from returning to the tree of life. 37:16 And I'll tell you why? 37:17 Because He didn't want them to have to live in sin forever, 37:21 but we regain access in the new heaven, 37:25 it says Revelation 22:1-2, 37:29 "In the new earth, 37:30 there is a pure river of life that's flowing from the throne 37:34 of God and the Lamb. 37:35 And on either side of the river was the tree of life, 37:39 which bore 12 fruits. 37:41 Each tree yielding its fruit every month." 37:44 So, although they were not immortal at any time, 37:49 but they, I believe 37:51 we're going to have immortality. 37:52 Amen. 37:54 What a promise to look forward to. 37:55 That's beautiful. 37:56 Pastor John, I believe in the Trinity of God. 37:59 Jesus tells us to pray to Father God in His name, 38:03 not to pray to Him. 38:05 Why do we pray to Jesus in His name? 38:07 I'm so confused. 38:10 We addressed this in one of our prior programs 38:12 but I want to go ahead for the sake 38:14 of addressing this person that I've asked 38:16 and what we found in some of our programs, 38:18 you might find a repeat 38:20 kind of a derivative, so to speak, 38:23 similar to some of the answers we've given. 38:25 But we thank you for submitting in any way, because repetition 38:28 is the best teacher. 38:30 And I think that there are people 38:31 in every broadcast 38:33 that are saying, I never thought about that. 38:34 And the Lord has chosen this question to be answered 38:36 at this particular time. 38:38 When we pray, the issue 38:40 has always been in the ministry of Christ, 38:42 when He came the very nation to whom 38:45 He had committed the oracles of truth had not accepted Him. 38:49 They had rejected Him. 38:51 I came to My own and My own did not receive Me. 38:54 When He established the parameters between 38:56 the mediatorial work of Christ, the mediator, 39:00 only one that's Christ between God and man. 39:03 They still rejected that. 39:04 When He forgave people their sins, 39:06 they accused Him of being blasphemous. 39:10 When He forgave people or healed people, 39:13 they accused Him of taking a prerogative 39:15 that belonged only to God. 39:17 But what He was saying to them was, 39:18 "I am the Son of God. I am God incarnate." 39:22 And He said to them, "You believe in God, 39:25 believe also in Me." 39:26 He was making it very clear. 39:28 I know you believed in God, but I am the propitiation. 39:31 I am the sacrifice. I am the substitute. 39:34 I am the one who is between you 39:36 and the heavenly Father. 39:38 And then he said in John 14:6, 39:40 I am the way the truth and the life, 39:42 no one comes to the Father except through Me. 39:46 He says, I understand your position. 39:48 But as people might say, there are many ways to God. 39:50 No. 39:52 According to Scripture, there's only one 39:53 and that's through Christ Jesus. 39:55 John 14:13-14. 39:56 Here's why we ask in His name, 39:58 "Whatever you ask in My name that I will do that the Father 40:03 may be glorified in the Son. 40:05 If you ask anything in My name, I will do it." 40:09 Why? 40:10 Because there's one mediator between God and men, 40:13 the man Christ Jesus, 1 Timothy 2:15. 40:17 Amen. 40:18 Praise the Lord for the mediator for Jesus. 40:21 The high priest. And the intercessor. 40:23 That's right. 40:25 Shelley, coming back to you, 40:26 how can I explain to a friend that salvation 40:29 in the Old Testament and the New Testament 40:30 are the same. 40:32 They believe that salvation in the Old Testament 40:34 is by sacrificing animals 40:36 while salvation in the New Testament 40:37 is through Jesus. 40:39 I've learned and believe that Old Testament people 40:41 were saved by grace 40:43 looking forward to Christ death on the cross. 40:45 And we today are saved 40:46 by grace looking back to the Christ death 40:49 on the cross. 40:50 It's from Janice. 40:51 Oh, Janice, you've got that right. 40:53 It was always salvation by grace. 40:56 Hope you have a pen because I'm going to give you 40:57 some really quick scriptures. 40:59 Hebrews 13:8 says 41:01 that Jesus was the Lamb slain 41:03 from the foundation of the world. 41:06 I mean, Revelation 13:8. 41:08 Hebrews 13:20 calls His blood, 41:12 the blood of the everlasting covenant. 41:15 What we find this everlasting covenant, 41:18 Paul wrote to Timothy in 2 Timothy 1:9-10. 41:22 He said, "Grace was given to us before time began." 41:30 speaks of Jesus. 41:32 The messianic servant as being 41:35 the covenant that is coming from Christ. 41:39 There's an overarching divine plan 41:41 of this everlasting covenant. 41:45 And it's announced in Genesis 3:15, 41:48 and it progressively unfolds through Scripture. 41:52 Here's one that you can use in your little quiver 41:56 is Noah was the heir of righteousness 42:00 according to Hebrews 11:7. 42:04 The everlasting covenant was made with Abraham 42:07 who believed God 42:09 and God credited to him as righteousness, 42:14 righteousness by faith, that's Genesis 15:6. 42:18 Galatians 3:6, 42:21 the everlasting covenant was made with Abraham 42:24 and his seed, Jesus Christ. 42:28 That's Galatians 3:16. 42:30 John 8:56, Abraham saw Christ's day. 42:35 He saw it and was glad. 42:37 The Hebrews in Hebrews 9:9-10, 42:42 it tells us that the sanctuary services were all symbolic. 42:47 It was theology in physical form 42:50 and it taught the people the total plan of salvation. 42:54 Amen. Thank you so much, Shelley. 42:56 I love that. 42:57 You better put some scriptures in your quiver as well. 43:00 I like that. 43:01 Pastor Johnny, I like this question. 43:04 Pastor Dinzey gave a fabulous response to the question. 43:07 How do you start studying the Bible? 43:08 My follow-up question is this. 43:11 How do you set about studying the Bible? 43:14 Just reading the Book of John is not sufficient, is it? 43:17 How do you dig deep to learn to love Him? 43:20 This is from Carol in London. 43:22 This is a wonderful question. 43:24 And I would like to clarify a little bit is, 43:28 I didn't say just to read the book, just John. 43:32 It's a good suggestion to start reading there. 43:34 That was my, so just start reading there. 43:37 Go back to Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. 43:40 I would add, read the Book of Acts, 43:43 read the Book of Romans. 43:45 Then you have a background in righteousness by faith. 43:50 You see in the Book of Acts, 43:51 you are told that 43:53 there's no other name under heaven, 43:54 whereby we could be saved. 43:55 When you get to the Book of Romans, 43:57 you read such wonderful things. 43:58 And Romans 8:1, 43:59 "There is now therefore no condemnation to them 44:01 that are in Christ Jesus." 44:03 You also have the scripture that says that God 44:06 commended His love toward us and while we were yet sinners 44:09 Christ died for us." 44:10 You have that nice foundation. 44:12 Go to Genesis and begin reading there. 44:15 But I would suggest to you to include 44:17 if you're reading up daily, reading the Bible daily, 44:20 always get the scriptures, go, continue reading Matthew, Mark, 44:25 Luke, and John, to get a glimpse 44:27 of Jesus every single day. 44:30 You see in 2 Corinthians 3:18, 44:32 it says that by beholding, we become changed. 44:36 So, as you're reading the scriptures, 44:38 I suggest you take notes. 44:39 You learn something new, write it down, writing it down, 44:42 helps committed to memory and writing it down helps you 44:46 learn it and share with others. 44:48 I would also suggest if you want to dig deep, 44:50 get yourself a dictionary, 44:51 a Bible dictionary. 44:53 And, even in digital form, you can have access 44:58 to learning new words and what they mean. 45:02 Also, I would suggest, watch or listen to 3ABN 45:05 because there are wonderful Bible studies 45:08 there that will help you dig deep into God's Word. 45:11 And so, this is a start that I can give you. 45:13 Amen. I like that very much. 45:16 Now is the time where we get to toss out a question 45:18 and everyone can jump in and just share 45:21 what the Lord has put in your heart 45:23 and your knowledge of the Word. 45:24 This is a question about money and greed. 45:27 They want to know specifically about Bible verses 45:30 pertaining to money and greed. 45:31 And then it says, 45:33 and then what are its explanations 45:35 that will be related to our current situation? 45:37 Like people being lured with quick rich schemes 45:40 and multilevel marketing. 45:43 This is from Chelsea in the Philippines. 45:45 I don't know who wants to jump in first. 45:47 Well, actually I thought this was one of our main questions. 45:49 So, I went ahead and answered it 45:50 with a lot of scripture. 45:52 So let me just go ahead and bring out a few 45:53 and toss it to our panelists here too. 45:56 God, first of all, God has already established 45:59 a way by which He wants to bless us. 46:02 And that is through tithing and offering. 46:04 He's made that very, very clear. 46:06 And somebody earlier said that, 46:08 do we use certain Bible verses to mean blessings. 46:12 And then we apply them to money. 46:14 Well, the reciprocal is true. 46:16 Give and it shall be given to you. 46:19 The measure that you meet, 46:20 it shall be measured to you again. 46:22 I will supply all your need 46:23 according to my riches and glory, 46:25 but about the get rich quick schemes. 46:28 And I'm telling you, there are so many of them, 46:31 if it sounds too good to be true, it's not. 46:33 Okay? 46:35 Even when it comes to investing, 46:36 even when it comes to online things that people say, 46:39 if you invest in this, 46:41 you'll be able to make X amount of dollars. 46:43 Here's some scriptural points 46:44 that I believe are good guidelines. 46:46 Luke 6:24, "But woe to you who are rich, 46:50 for you have received your consolation." 46:53 It is not saying that money is the issue. 46:55 It is saying the condition of the human heart 46:58 because the Bible makes it clear. 46:59 Matthew 13:22, 47:01 it talks about those who focus on just wealth alone. 47:04 Now he who receives seed among the thorns 47:06 is he who hears the Word and the cares of this life 47:09 and the deceitfulness of riches choke the Word 47:13 and he become unfruitful. 47:15 The person with a lot of money stays up wondering, 47:18 does anybody have access to that money? 47:21 I know a guy that said I went to the bank every day 47:23 to check my balance, every day. 47:26 Now that is really an addiction. 47:28 I have so much money, I have to make sure 47:30 that nobody's stealing it every day. 47:32 But lastly, before I throw it over to Shelley 47:34 and Pastor Dinzey. 47:37 1 Timothy 6:16. Yes. 47:38 "Now godliness with contentment is..." 47:42 Great gain. "Great gain.' 47:44 When you get godliness for us, 47:46 it didn't say great gain with contentment is godliness. 47:50 It says godliness with contentment is great gain. 47:53 And the bottom line is you brought nothing in, 47:57 you ain't taking nothing out. 47:59 God will take care of you. 48:00 Don't get caught by things that sound too good to be true 48:03 because chances are they are not. 48:06 I just think of 1 Timothy 6:10 that says, 48:09 "The love of money is the root of all evil." 48:12 And you know, there's an old saying, 48:14 a fool and his money will soon separate. 48:17 When you get involved in all these multi-level schemes, 48:20 be careful that they're not a pyramid where people 48:23 are being hurt under you. 48:24 That's good. 48:26 Well, I like to say that, the Bible, 48:28 doesn't say that sin, 48:30 it's a sin to have riches or wealth. 48:32 No. It's how you use that money. 48:34 And that's why you quoted that the love 48:36 of money is the root of all evil. 48:39 But when you look at Psalms 1:12, it says, 48:41 "Wealth and riches shall be in his house 48:43 and his righteousness shall endure forever." 48:44 So, God will take care of His people. 48:46 However, he, in Proverbs 11:28, 48:49 it says, "He that trusts in his riches 48:52 shall fall, 48:53 but the righteous shall flourish as a branch." 48:56 So, the focus is to, 48:58 I mean, stay focused on God 49:00 and trust in Him. 49:02 And He will take care of you. 49:03 My God shall supply all your needs 49:05 according to His riches and glory, 49:07 as we find in Philippians 4:19. 49:09 Can I say one more thing? Please. 49:11 Yes, Shelley. 49:12 I think that greed, people who have a love of money 49:16 develop this avarice for money 49:20 and they become greedy, the rich want to be richer. 49:25 And I don't think that they ever find that contentment 49:28 because eternity is in their heart, 49:30 but they just keep going after that. 49:33 And I know a lot of very wealthy people 49:36 who are really unhappy. 49:38 Yeah. 49:39 A good friend of mine used to say 49:40 money never buys happiness. 49:42 My good friend, Pastor Doug his father was a billionaire. 49:45 He owned so much, but Doug said, you know, 49:47 I know my father was never happy and money 49:49 doesn't buy happiness. 49:50 But for people that are poor, I've heard a person say, 49:53 well, I'm poor, give me a chance 49:55 to come to that conclusion myself 49:57 because it does make life a lot easier. 49:59 I want to just make that point a lighthearted. 50:01 It does make life a lot easier, but don't make it your God. 50:04 Because 1 Timothy 6:9, 50:06 the verse right before that says, 50:07 "Those who desire to be rich fall into temptation 50:10 and a snare and into many foolish 50:13 and harmful desires, 50:14 which drown men in destruction and perdition." 50:17 It becomes all-consuming and they die with money 50:20 in their hands and no faith in their hearts. 50:22 We'll see if maybe we can toss in one more question, 50:25 we have less than a minute. 50:27 It says, I want to know 50:28 if Adam knew that God was taking his rib 50:31 to create Eve because of the statement 50:33 he made when he woke from his sleep. 50:36 This came from Emmanuel in Texas. 50:37 So, did Adam know what was coming? 50:41 I think it's speculative at best. 50:43 The Lord put him to sleep 50:45 and then he told him afterwards, 50:46 you know, this is taken from Adam. 50:48 A woman means taken from man, but I don't know, 50:51 there's no scripture that said that the Lord said, 50:53 hey, lay down, I'm going to take 50:55 one of your ribs and make you a wife. 50:56 I don't find any scripture for that. 50:58 Pastor, Johnny or Shelley? 51:00 I find it very interesting because the Lord allowed 51:04 Adam to see that he was alone. 51:06 He saw all the animals with a companion 51:09 and the Lord wanted to fulfill his happiness 51:13 and He made him, how does the Bible say, 51:16 a helpmate. 51:18 So, he found a completion of God's creation 51:23 was the creation of a woman. 51:25 Amen, Shelley, anything you want to add? 51:27 No, that's good. 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