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Who is the man of lawlessness? And more | 3ABN Bible Q & A
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Who is "the man of lawlessness" in 2 Thessalonians 2? Beatrice in South Africa would like to know and we have the answer from the Word of God. Tune in to this episode of 3ABN Today Bible Q & A to find out.
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QUESTIONS COVERED:
1. Who is "the man of lawlessness" in 2 Thessalonians 2?
2. 1 Thessalonians 2:4. Why does God test our hearts if He knows everything that we will do? Why does God test our hearts?
3. What do Exodus 3:15 and Acts 4:12 mean?
4. Should Seventh-day Adventists acknowledge someone who speaks in tongues asking the Holy Spirit for healing? Should Seventh-day Adventists acknowledge speaking in tongues?
5. Is Jesus only judging Christians presently before He returns and is it Sabbath-keeping Christians or Sunday-keeping Christians also?
6. I know that we are able to go before God the Father through the name of Jesus but is it ever ok to just pray or talk to Jesus or the Holy Spirit? Is it okay to pray to Jesus or the Holy Spirit?
7. Can you explain Colossians 2:16-17 about the Sabbath that counters the Seventh-day Adventist's Saturday observance? I understand Jesus came & fulfilled the law, and this passage refers to a new life in Christ that freed us from such requirements as when a believer observes their day of rest "in Christ". I want to keep Jesus' commands. I'm a new believer so I want to build my foundation on the Word and not on church doctrines.
8. Why do children die? Why are they born with cancer?
9. When good friends invite me to Sunday church should I turn them down knowing they are in error? I invite them to church on Sabbath & they expect me to visit in return. Should I attend a Sunday keeping church when invited by friends?
10. What would those who are saved do in Heaven?
11. Are the unexplainable events taking place a sign of Jesus' return? For example, all the UFO sightings and other stuff?
12. Why do we do foot washing at communion? Is communion service every 3 months?
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Exodus12 :24 Passover “Obey these instructions as a lasting ordinance for you and your descendants.
The foot washing ceremony was done during the passover once a year at the appointment time. No whenever you want.
These people are keeping man made teaching
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Pastor Lomacang, with all due respect, I do not agree with your assertion that GOD presents choices, and then He knows what the outcome is going to be, only after we make our choice. Isn't that limiting GOD'S Omnicsience? While GOD doesn't treat us like puppets, He allows events and circumstances, like trials, to reveal our hearts to us -- This will either bring about conviction and repentance, or in our stubborness accuse us when we stand before the judgement seat. We will see how GOD had done everything to save us, but we made our ultimate choice against Him and life eternal. He said the wheat and the tares must grow together until the time of harvest. He could uproot and separate now if he chose to, but it would uproot the precious wheat. In wisdom, GOD has ordained that when the harvest is ripe, then the angel will be directed to separate the wheat from the tares. Do you seriously think that GOD didn't know that Judas word betray JESUS, before the choice was presented to Judas? I believe, there is Divine Inspiration that supports that it was known.
GOD knew before the foundation of the earth that man would fall. He put things in place with JESUS' atoning sacrifice, because He knows the end from the beginning.
How is it that GOD who has given me the gift of visions and dreams, had shown me, in vision, about a man I would meet and marry, 10 years before it ever happened? GOD revealed details to me that we would be unequally yoked together, and that my husband would be cut off (die). This was revealed to me years before it ever entered my mind. I am Seventh Day Adventist and my deceased husband was also, but had back slidden.
GOD knows everything, even who will be saved! He knows who are His. We make our own free choices -- Our destiny is determined by what we eventually choose, and GOD knows that.
A great example is the book of Daniel and the ruling kingdoms that arose after Babylon. It was prophesied before it came to be. GOD revealed in details the characteristics of the rulers of these nations, and what they would eventualy do. In addition, GOD had foreknowledge about the twin babies (nations) that Rebecca was carrying in her womb, and the physical attributes, and characteristics, and what they would do, were all described to her, before any choices were ever made by the unborn babies.
Please correct me, if I am wrong, and show where in the scripture of the Bible, or the Spirit Of Prophecy that it says our Omnicient, Omnipresent, and Omnipotent GOD is limited, and only knows what will happen based on what we choose to do?
hmmmm....good point here
The Greek word rendered “lawlessness” conveys the idea of living in deliberate opposition to law. As used in the Bible, it suggests disregard for God’s laws. Paul shows that “the man of lawlessness” is involved with the apostasy and it does not refer to any single individual!
This composite “man” represents a dangerous group of false Christians. Apostate Christians who willfully abandon the Christian congregation and become part of the “antichrist.” (1 John 2:18)