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February 29, 2020
1) Why was only the woman forgiven for adultery in John 8?
2) Can we make a distinction between sins and faults?
3) Dr. McGee discusses the witness of a saved woman to her unsaved husband.
4) Can you explain the timeline of Jesus’ early years in the gospels?
5) Dr. McGee discusses the subject of creation.
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1) Can a Christian donate their body to scientific research?
2) Why do you believe it’s okay to eat pork?
3) Can you explain the process of divorce and remarriage from Deuteronomy 24:1-4?
4) Can two who are separated, but not divorced, get back together?
5) How can we reconcile John 1:18 with Exodus 24:9-11 regarding seeing God?
February 22, 2020
1) Does the fact that Jesus turned water to wine allow Christians to drink socially?
2) How important is the doctrine of eternal security?
3) What is the significance of the head covering in Corinthians?
4) Were those who were eating and drinking in the days of Noah an example of drunkenness?
5) Can you discuss the canopy theory?
6) Are we told anywhere in scripture to remember the birth of Jesus Christ?
7) How has the death of Jesus on the cross set me free from sickness and disease?
February 15, 2020
1) What does the scripture teach on homosexuality?
2) What will happen to America if our churches continue to fall away from the truth?
3) What are your thoughts on private Christian schools?
4) Dr. McGee discusses the parable of the prodigal pig.
5) How does Psalm 69 speak of Christ?
6) Should a person accept contributions for the Lord’s work from non-Christians?
February 8, 2020
1) What is the sovereignty of God?
2) Why do some Bible scholars say that God didn’t harden the heart of Pharaoh?
3) There seem to be two callings: A universal call to salvation to all people, and another to a limited number not to salvation but to the purpose of God. Can you explain?
4) Why do you believe in a pre-Tribulation Rapture?
5) Why do you say that you feel like a worm? How can we express His love to others as a worm?
6) Are denominations similar to the division in the Corinthian church?
7) Could you explain Paul’s use of elders in Titus 1:5?
8) Can you explain why you say hell is not open yet according to Luke 16:23?
9) What is your opinion of the matter of religious racketeering?
February 1, 2020
1) Does it really matter if a person is a Roman Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, or Presbyterian as long as they believe that Jesus is the Christ, born of a virgin, died, rose from the dead, and is now sitting at the right hand of God as our Savior?
2) Does a church or pastor have a right to say who will go to heaven and who will go to hell?
3) Could one of the witnesses in Revelation 11 be John the Apostle according to Revelation 10:11?
4) Will the saints of Revelation 6:9-11 be at the marriage supper of the lamb? And when will that take place?
5) Should a person be allowed to die when there is no hope of recovery?
6) McGee discusses the ministries that send numerous requests for donations.
7) Would you allow an innocent party of a divorce be a deacon or a deaconess?
8) Would you allow an innocent party of a divorce who is remarried be a deacon or a deaconess?
January 25, 2020
1) If two unbelievers marry--one being divorced and the other never married--does God consider this a marriage?
2) If an unbeliever was divorced and then got saved, could he or she marry a believer?
3) Where fat-tailed sheep required for the sacrifice?
4) Dr. McGee explains the priesthood of the believer from his booklet “Christ, His Cross, His Church.”
5) Why did the animals also have to wear sackcloth in Jonah 3:7, 8?
6) Who was Cain speaking about when he said to God that men would try to kill him wherever he went in Genesis 4:4?
January 18, 2020
1) Why was Judas condemned when he was predestined to betray Jesus?
2) If the Jews are God’s people why have they been persecuted for so many years?
3) Should we not keep the Sabbath day?
4) Why do you say that the hymn “In the Garden” should not be sung today?
5) Dr. McGee comments on the medical aspects of Jesus sweating blood.
January 11, 2020
1) What is the scriptural definition of the soul?
2) What is the meaning of the word “begotten” in the Bible?
3) Is James the Less the son of Joseph and Mary?
4) How can we entertain angels unaware?
5) Do the scriptures teach that we have guardian angels?
6) Can you explain the evil spirit sent from the Lord?
7) How were Old Testament saints saved before the coming of Christ?
8) If Christ died for all why are only some saved?
9) How is the Bible the sword of the spirit?
January 4, 2020
1) Why do you say the hymn “Joy to the World” is not a Christmas song?
2) Does someone have to believe in the virgin birth to be saved?
3) Does Jeremiah 10:2-4 refer to the Christmas tree?
4) Does the Bible teach the virgin birth?
5) Is it wrong to celebrate Christ’s birth on December 25?
6) Should we teach our children about Santa Claus?
December 28, 2019
1) Why does the Bible say that our names will be changed and when does this occur?
2) What is a spiritual body like? How does it function?
3) Can a believer lose his salvation?
4) Can a layman, missionary, or minister rebuke a demon?
5) Do angels sing?
6) Does Jesus condone the actions of the unjust steward in Luke 16?
7) Does Hebrews 9:26 mean that Christ suffered in anticipation every time a blood sacrifice was made?
8) When the Bible says “where sin abounds, grace abounds more” mean that sin should not have dominion over us?
December 21, 2019
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