God’s commands to destroy certain nations in the Old Testament were specific acts of judgment meant to stop sin and protect His people, not endorsements of violence We as believers are called to love our enemies and trust God’s justice and mercy rather than take our own vengeance.
Why does God call Jacob a worm? What is the worm of Jacob? What is the meaning of Isaiah 41:14?
Why does God call His house a house of prayer? What is the meaning of Isaiah 56:7?
Why does God call His house a house of prayer? What is the meaning of Isaiah 56:7?
God’s house is called a “house of prayer” because it’s where prayers rise like incense to Him. When Jesus died, the temple veil tore, providing full access to God for all who believe to boldly come to God in prayer.
God's questions always have a purpose. Generally, He wants to reveal or teach something to us through the questions He asks.
Why does God ask questions if He is omniscient? Why does God ask questions He already knows the answer to?
Why does God ask questions if He is omniscient? Why does God ask questions He already knows the answer to?
Why does God ask Abraham, “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” What is the meaning of Genesis 18:14?
Why does God allow us to go through trials and tribulations? What is the purpose of God allowing trials and tribulations in our lives?