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November 7, 2020
1) What is the relationship between experience and scripture?
2) Why are Ephraim and Dan omitted from the list of the tribes in Revelation 7?
3) Should or should we not associate with unsaved relatives?
4) Are the turmoil and problems we have in so many churches a sign of the day we are living in, or the coldness and lack of Christian love in the hearts of believers?
5) Was Judas predestined to betray Christ?
6) Does the parable of the ten virgins teach that one can lose their salvation?
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1) Why are the Jews not making sacrifices today?
2) Why are you against a family devotional time?
3) Dr. McGee explains the practice of water divining or water witching.
4) Should we persist in prayer for lost souls?
5) Why did God use a brass serpent as a symbol of Christ in Numbers 21?
6) When the Jews rejected Jesus, what gospel was turned from the Jew and toward the Gentile?
October 31, 2020
1) Would you agree that 1 Corinthians 14 teaches that women are commanded to keep silent once, but men are commanded to be silent twice?
2) Can you speak to the issue of the doctrine of the Rapture coming from a girl who prophesied in a tongues meeting and then was promoted by Dr. Scofield?
3) Are there two comings of Christ?
4) When Jesus was tempted by Satan, could He have sinned?
5) Why do you say the star the wise men saw was a western star?
6) How high was the star over the house of Jesus?
7) If the church is raptured how can the Tribulation saints of Revelation 20 be part of the first resurrection?
8) What is the difference between a "sin" and "transgression" used in 1 John 3:4?
October 24, 2020
1) Why do you quote from your own translation and then say not to use it? If it’s not good and you don’t recommend it, then why do you use it?
2) How can we make someone understand that once we’re saved we’re sealed forever?
3) Why do you say that a homosexual has to be converted, turning from homosexuality, to be a Christian?
4) Dr. McGee reads and responds to the poem “Creation According to McGee.”
5) Has the prophecy of Ezekiel 29:9-15 been fulfilled?
October 17, 2020
1) Who are the three shepherds in Zechariah 11:8?
2) Does Acts 15:1-29 teach that the Gentiles are not required to follow the Law?
3) Why does Acts 21:20 say that many of the Jews were zealous of the Law?
4) Is it true that Satan cannot duplicate the miracles Jesus performed?
5) What is doctrine?
6) Where do we get our souls? From our parents or from God?
7) Who is the woman mentioned in Revelation 12?
October 10, 2020
1) What does Genesis 3:16 mean when it says that “your desire shall be for your husband”?
2) What about the use of "desire" in Genesis 4:7?
3) Should Christians observe the Holy Days such as Passover or Pentecost?
4) Can someone preach about Christ appearing to be correct doctrinally and yet be a false prophet according to 2 Corinthians 11:13-15?
5) Who are the two witnesses in Revelation 11?
6) During the Millennium will children be born?
7) During the Millennium will we have glorified bodies?
October 3, 2020
1) What does “the least of these” mean in Matthew 25:40-46?
2) Can you discuss Jesus’ explanation of the Law in Matthew 5:38-39, 43-45?
3) How can you say that Jesus had the same nature as Adam when Adam’s nature was sinful?
4) Is there a relationship between the European common market and the future ten kings who align themselves with the Antichrist?
September 26, 2020
1) Are those mentioned in Revelation 7:9-10 part of the first or the second resurrection?
2) What are the "idle words" spoken about in Matthew 12:36?
3) Is the numerical difference in 2 Kings 8:26 and 2 Chronicles 22:2 a contradiction?
4) How does the modern day return of the Jews to Israel relate to Bible prophecy?
5) What does Ecclesiastes mean when it says "vanity, vanity, all is vanity"?
September 19, 2020
1) Is Paradise the same as heaven?
2) Can you discuss the doctrines of predestination and limited atonement?
3) How did Peter, James, and John recognize Moses and Elijah on the mount of Transfiguration?
4) Did Jesus take the Old Testament saints out of Paradise and to heaven after His resurrection?
5) Does Revelation 3:14 teach that Jesus was created?
6) Why does Paul’s teaching on eating meat offered to idols differ from what is taught in Revelation 2:14 and 2:20?
September 12, 2020
1) What is the difference between the eschatological views of pre-millennialism, a-millennialism, and post-millennialism?
2) In the parable of the sower, fruit is mentioned as a harvest. Is this fruit a reference to souls won for Christ or the fruit of the Spirit mentioned in Galatians?
3) In John 19:11 is Jesus saying that God sinned in delivering Jesus into Pilate’s hands?
September 5, 2020
1) Where does the Bible say "one Lord, one faith, one baptism”?
2) Is that verse speaking of water baptism or the baptism of the Holy Spirit?
3) What is your understanding of 1 Corinthians 11:27-29 in reference to the Lord’s Supper?
4) What is your understanding of the atonement?
5) Could you explain your position on dreams and visions as related to the prophetic?
6) When we invite someone to faith in Christ should we say "Lord and Savior"?
7) Why did God tell Adam and Eve to "replenish" the earth when they were first on the earth?
8) Is it possible to be a born again believer and never be filled with the Holy Spirit?
9) What do you mean when you say we can become too familiar with Jesus?
August 29, 2020
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