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Re: Are African Americans the dispersed remnant of Israel? (continuation)

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There is no credible evidence that African Americans, or any Africans, contain a larger component of genetic material from the original nation of Israel, whether of the southern Jewish kingdom or the northern kingdom that was dispersed earlier. However, African Americans, and every other group of people, have the opportunity to be adopted by faith […]

What does it mean when God is silent?

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Searching the Bible electronically I could only find two references to the silence of God: Psalms 30:12 that my glory may sing your praise and not be silent. O LORD my God, I will give thanks to you forever! Psalms 109:1 To the choirmaster. A Psalm of David. Be not silent, O God of my […]

Does God teach both believers and unbelievers through suffering?

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Yes, God does teach both believers and unbelievers through suffering. More on this in a moment, but first it’s worth emphasizing that not all suffering is from God (e.g., sometimes suffering is brought by other humans: cf. 1 Sam. 26:19) — so, just because someone is experiencing suffering in their life, it doesn’t mean that […]

Why does God let children suffer?

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Thank you for your question. The problem of suffering is perhaps one of the most difficult questions that a Christian has to face, as it cuts to the core of our understanding of God and His purpose. Whilst some skeptics use it as an argument for atheism, I do not think this argument has the […]

Does God protect us from harm?

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You say: I met this man 13 years older than me, I’m 31 he’s 43.  And he let me and my kid’s move in with him and he told me that he wanted to marry and that he would take care of me and that he had all this money and he was stable at […]

What purpose do miscarried babies have in God’s plan?

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It is no accident that this question been waiting to be answered for several weeks now. It is not easy to answer and there is need to respect the pain of those who have suffered loss. It can be presumptuous to tell someone the reasons God had for allowing bad things to happen to them. […]

In the Kingdom will there be suffering?

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For mortal people in the Kingdom who love and serve God, their days will be happy and long and they will get supernatural help with any problems that arise. Example of the blessedness of the Kingdom: Isa 65:20-25  No more shall there be in it an infant who lives but a few days, or an […]