Bridge Bible Talk 5 - 9 - 23

<p>Pastor Robert Baltodano and Rico Basso</p> <p>Question Timestamps:</p> <ol> <li>Jack, NJ (5:52) - In Matthew 7:23, why does Jesus say “I never knew you” and not “you never knew me?”</li> <li>Alexander, NY (9:10) - Why did Daniel pray 3 times a day?</li> <li>Jose, NJ (12:46) - Is it Biblical to pray to the Holy Spirit? During the tribulation why is there a half an hour of silence in heaven?</li> <li>Bonnie, email (15:11) - The serpent spoke to Eve, does that mean that all animals could speak at that time?</li> <li>Stacy, GA (17:51) - Where did Cain’s wife come from?</li> <li>Allison, NY (19:31) - Does Jesus’s answer in Matthew 7:23 come from an understanding that some people are incapable of having a relationship with God?</li> <li>James, NY (23:36) - How did Jacob win when he wrestled against God?</li> <li>John, VA (26:07) - Where does the rapture theory come from? Why would God remove a certain group of people from trials that are meant to purify them? Doesn’t that make God a liar, when he said “I am not a respecter of man?”</li> <li>Jimmy, TX (39:28) - Genesis says that God “created man,” and then it says “God formed Adam,” does that mean that there are two races a “created race” and a “formed race?”</li> <li>Kirk, SC (41:15) - Hebrews 9:27 says that “it is appointed for man once to die,” but then Matthew 16:28 says “some will not taste death,” so does that mean some will not die?</li> <li>Brandi, Facebook (47:12) - What are some red flags to look for when looking out for false teachers or preachers?</li> <li>Scott, NJ (49:42) - Is it the Christian church’s responsibility to speak out against the culture and government?</li> </ol> <p>Questions?<br /> 888-712-7434<br /> <a href= "mailto:Questions@bbtlive.org">Questions@bbtlive.org</a></p> <p> </p>