This is only a side project of mine, so I cannot spend to much time on it. The current result in a very alpha'isch state.
Rom 3:1-2:
Does Paul believe that God sandbagged the Jews with a law they couldn't keep?
What does the word "world" mean in John 3:16, in the light of John 17:9?
Is there a contradiction between Romans 3:1-2 and Galatians 5:2?
Rom 3:1:
Is there a contradiction between Romans 2:10 & Romans 2:11?
What does the word "prototokos" mean in Colossians 1:15?
How can Jesus say that Jews are the children of the devil (John 8:44) and provide salvation (John 4:22)?
Did Paul say non-believers might gain Eternal Life in Romans 2:7?
In Romans 3, is there an advantage or no advantage?
Rom 3:1-9:
Is Romans 2:12-16 saying that there is hope of works-based salvation for the unevangelized Gentiles?
Rom 3:1:
Colossians 4: Was Luke a gentile?
What did Jesus mean when he said salvation is from the Jews?
Rom 3:1-2:
What did Jesus mean when he said salvation is from the Jews?
Is there a contradiction between Romans 3:1-2 and Galatians 5:2?
Rom 3:2:
What is the (grammatical) subject of Romans 10:10?
Meaning of "manner" in acts 1:11
What are the "elements" in "the elements will melt with fervent heat"? NKJV. 2 Peter 3:10
Who is the root and the tree in Romans 11?
Why did Jesus say "in their law" (ἐν τῷ νόμῳ αὐτῶν) in John 15:25?
Did Nineveh's style of repentance in Jonah 3:10 achieve both homeland security & spiritual salvation based on Matthew 12:41?
What did Jesus mean when he said salvation is from the Jews?
Why did Jesus say “we” in John 3:11?
Acts 21 vs. Galatians and Corinthians. Did Paul live according to the Jewish Law?
Who are the 144,000 in the Revelation chapters 7 and 14?
Rom 3:3:
What does Luke 18:8 mean, and how is "faith" used in this context?
What is the meaning of 'divers' in Acts 19:9?
What is the meaning of "the faith of Jesus" in Revelation 14:12?
How can Jesus say that Jews are the children of the devil (John 8:44) and provide salvation (John 4:22)?
Rom 3:3-4:
If we deny him, he will deny us?
Rom 3:3:
Translation of Ephesians 2:14
What does "faith in Jesus Christ" mean in Romans 3:22?
How do you reconcile Rom. 4:2-5 with John 6:28-29: believing a work or not a work?
Greek question Philippians 3:9 is it "faith in Christ" or "faith of Christ"
What issues surround "me/not" in Romans 9:20?
Rom 3:4:
How can Ephesians 4:8 be a quote/translation of Psalms 68:18?
Who is being judged in Romans 3:4?
How is an "accursed" life different from a normal life?
In 1 Timothy 3:15 is it "God" or "the church of God" that is the "pillar and support of the truth"?
In Romans 6:7, why is δεδικαίωται translated "freed" in many English versions?
Hebrews 6:18 - Impossibility for God?
What does the Latin word 'sermo' convey that 'verbum' does not in John 17:17 and John 1:1?
In 1 Timothy 3:15 what is the function of a "στύλος καὶ ἑδραίωμα τῆς ἀληθείας"?
In John 1:14 how can the Word be a Person?
In Revelation 11:1-2 why does the angel tell John to measure the temple?
What does "justify" (δικαιόω) mean in James 2:24, Romans 3:28?
Understanding the Scripture
Revelation 20:12: "Books were opened"
What is the meaning of "the truth" in John 14:6?
God’s wrath and jealousy vs the fruits of the spirit
In John 15:1, when Jesus said, “I am ‘the true’ (ἡ ἀληθινή) vine,” was the word “true” a random choice or is there any significance?
Is Jesus implying that He expects his disciples to be Sabbath-keepers in Matthew 24:20?
Psalm 146:3 son of man?
God of Violence or God of Love?
What does "hope" mean in the context of the full sentence in Job 13:15?
How to reconcile Philippians 2:5-8 with Numbers 23:19 and Hosea 11:9?
In Luke, Jesus speaks about the righteous not needing a physician. Just who were the righteous? (Luke 5:31)
Does "turn the other cheek" refer to a court tradition, not general violence?
What did Jesus overcome? Rev 3:21
What does "his seal" mean in John 3:33?
What, exactly, is the "knowledge of good and evil" in Genesis 3:22?
What does "righteous judgement" mean in Romans 2:5?
(Romans 2:16) why does Paul tie judgment with the good news?
What is "the gift of God" in Ephesians 2:8?
What is the 'judgement' mentioned in Heb 9:27?
Does Jesus quote portions of Scripture with the expectation that his listeners will fill in the parts he leaves unsaid?
Who is being judged in Romans 3:4?
Rom 3:5:
What was the "yoke" that neither the disciples nor their fathers could bear?
"if, humanly speaking, I fought with beasts at Ephesus" 1 Cor 15:32
What is the difference between "putting on Christ" in Galatians 3:27 and "becoming God's righteousness" in 2 Corinthians 5:21?
Rom 3:6:
What is the meaning of Romans 2:12?
Rom 3:7:
Circumcision: for Seed or Seeds?
Should any or all of the NT appearances of the designation, "My God," be seen as intentional allusions to Hosea 2:23?
Psalm 14 or Psalm 53 - Which came first?
Did James & the elders in Jerusalem advise Paul to compromise in Acts 21:21-24?
Rom 3:8:
Who is being slandered in 2 Peter 2:10b-11?
What does "teachers of the Torah" mean in 1 Timothy 1:7?
How can we reconcile the supposed contradiction in John 3:17 and John 9:39?
In Genesis 19:8 was Lot offering up his virgin daughters to be raped by the men of Sodom?
In Romans 1:11 why does Paul seem to fudge about his agenda by saying "some spiritual gift"?
Was Leviticus 18:22 only prohibiting homosexuality that involved pagan rituals?
Mt. 12:32-Does Jesus imply, speaking against the Holy spirit includes denying His divinity and the personhood?
Rom 3:9:
Was Noah absolutely blameless or relatively good?
Rom 3:9-10:
What happens ‘by nature’ in Romans 2:14?
Rom 3:9-18:
In Isaiah 59:21 are the descendants of the apostles (even today) likewise infallible?
Rom 3:9:
What is the "due penalty" mentioned in Romans 1:27?
What does "take away sin/sins" mean in John 1:29 & Hebrews 10:11?
Did Paul say non-believers might gain Eternal Life in Romans 2:7?
In Romans 3, is there an advantage or no advantage?
Rom 3:9-12:
If the earth was formless and empty ,how come the spirit of god hover over the waters?
Rom 3:9:
Rom 8:31 ?..Who can be against us? Is this a valid grammatical adjustment?
Rom 3:9-12:
what is the meaning of the Hebrew phrase " Yehi or" (translated as let there be light) in Gen. 1:3?
Rom 3:9-18:
Does no one seek God, according to Psalm 14:2-3?
Rom 3:9:
Does Romans 5:12 say that we inherit the sin of Adam and Eve?
Rom 3:9-10:
Does our righteousness that comes from God is equal to His righteousness?
Rom 3:9-18:
Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, among whom I am foremost of all
Rom 3:9:
Is it possible to have saving faith in Jesus Christ if one has misunderstood who the Jesus Christ of scripture really is? Romans 1:1-4
Why did death reign from Adam to Moses?
How do we reconcile Romans 3:11 with Acts 17
Rom 3:9-11:
"Knowledge of God" in Romans 1:28
Romans 1:24-28 - "gave them over" - figurative or indicative of a concrete action?
Rom 3:10-12:
What is the "first resurrection"?
Rom 3:10-18:
Is Romans 1:17 ambiguous?
Are the 'vessels of wrath' in Romans 9:22 'prepared for' or are they 'preparing themselves for destruction'?
Rom 3:10:
Why did God allow satan to take lives just to prove that Job is loyal?
What is "the gift of God" in Ephesians 2:8?
What did Paul mean when he said, " We are seated in the heavenly realms"?
To whom does "the righteous" refer to in 1 Timothy 1:9?
Rom 3:10-11:
Should Bible texts that are less clear be explained by texts that are more clear?
Rom 3:10-20:
What iniquity was depicted by the filthy garments in Zechariah 3:3?
Rom 3:10:
In 1 Peter 4:5 what does "ready to judge the living and the dead" mean?
In Romans 8:3-4 what is "the righteousness which is of the Law"?
Rom 3:10-12:
What is the exact meaning of הׇיְתָה in Genesis 1:2?
Is 'darkness upon' in Genesis 1:2 cosmic, rather than merely terrestrial, despite that the central subject and Biblical grammar suggests the latter?
Rom 3:10-18:
Why do people say Jesus is the only sinless person to walk this earth?
Is the story of Barabbas possibly fabricated?
Rom 3:10:
Is Romans 3:10 a quote from the Septuagint?
Rom 3:10-18:
How to understand Proverbs 6:16-19 in light of Psalm 51:5 and 58:3
Rom 3:10:
What is the meaning of "good" in Luke 18:19?
Rom 3:10-18:
What does "take away sin/sins" mean in John 1:29 & Hebrews 10:11?
Rom 3:10-13:
What does it mean in Genesis 1:2 and Jeremiah 4:23 when they refer to the earth as void?
Rom 3:10-18:
Isaiah 53:12; Romans 8:27, what is the criterion of sainthood?
Gen. 2:16 -17 infers "free-will" in essence, is of "binary choice" -to obey God or not to. Do we still posses "it" or not?
Galatians 4:8, does this verse mean -by concept of dissent- that there are those who are by nature gods?
1 Peter 4:18, what is the nature of Salvation Work?
God’s wrath and jealousy vs the fruits of the spirit
Was Jesus tempted in the manner described in James 1:14?
Could the law give life?
Adam was created in the image of God but are we?
Rom 3:10-18:
Did God change his mind concerning visiting the sins of the fathers onto the sons in Jeremiah 31?
Does Micah 6:8 refer to Jeremiah 9:24 based on the words חֶ֛סֶד מִשְׁפָּ֥ט וּצְדָקָ֖ה ? If so, what does it imply?
Rom 3:10:
There is no one righteous
Rom 3:10-18:
There is no one righteous
Do people seek God?
In Romans 8:3, what is the extent of the likeness in "in the likeness of sinful flesh"?
Is "for ever and ever" eternal?
1 Corinthians 6:9 Is Paul judging the homosexuals inside or outside the church?
Is there a causal relationship between the infilling of the Spirit and the actions listed in subsequent verses in Ephesians 5:18-21?
In what sense was the man of sorrow from Isaiah 53:3 acquainted with infirmity?
Rom 3:10:
Are the Saints to be Judged (Rom. 14:10) or Not (Jn. 3:18, 5:24)?
Rom 3:10-18:
Why were the innocent destroyed together with the wicked in Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis 19:24?
Rom 3:10-11:
Are we saved by faith alone or by faith with works? James 2:14-17
Rom 3:10-18:
Does Romans 5:12 say that we inherit the sin of Adam and Eve?
Are Gentiles born with a sinful nature or not? Ephesians 2:1-3 vs. Romans 2:12-16
Rom 3:10-24:
Are Gentiles born with a sinful nature or not? Ephesians 2:1-3 vs. Romans 2:12-16
Rom 3:10-18:
Is worrying a sin according to Matthew 6:34?
Rom 3:10:
What exactly did Abraham mean by "righteous" when he bargained with God?
Rom 3:10-18:
What exactly did Abraham mean by "righteous" when he bargained with God?
How are the disciples clean through Jesus’s word?
Should we understand Deuteronomy 16:20, Ezekiel 18:9 and Habakkuk 2:4, Romans 1:17, Galatians 3:11 and Hebrews 10:38 to be the same teaching?
Rom 3:10:
What made Cain ‘of the wicked one’?
Rom 3:10-18:
Is the forgiveness that Jesus mandates in the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant at Matthew 18:21-35 only extended to repentant believers?
1 John 4, John 3; Could we conclude that the believers are of two kinds?
Rom 3:10-18:
Is John 6:44 a necessary and/or sufficient condition for salvation?
Rom 3:10-12:
What did Jesus mean by "unless someone is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God"?
Rom 3:10-18:
How do we reconcile psalms 127:3 with Ephesians 2:3?
If God gives us enough grace so that we don't have to sin (1 Corinthians 10:13), then why do we still sin (1 John 1:8-10, 2:1-2)?
Rom 3:10:
(John 15:22) No sin without Jesus?
Rom 3:10-18:
Does Romans 6:7 suggest that a person is acquitted from their sin at death?
Rom 3:10:
Why unite specifically these three categories of people in Galatians 3:28?
Does Colossians 1:16 represent the creation of a sub-set of things within the universe?
Do prophets sin? Genesis 27, Numbers 20, Jonah
Why did God impute righteousness to Abraham? Does Paul conflate Genesis 15 and Genesis 17 in Romans 4?
Is Romans 3:10 a quote from the Septuagint?
Rom 3:10-11:
Psalms 53:2-3 vs Romans 3:10-11 “all turned aside/none seek after God”
Rom 3:11:
Seek how? (ἐκζητέω)
In Acts 15:17 what specifically does it entail to "seek the Lord"?
What is the sensus plenior of The parable of the sower?
Do people seek God?
Does no one seek God, according to Psalm 14:2-3?
What are some of the Major themes associated with God's Flood recounted in Genesis 6-9?
Psalms 53:2-3 vs Romans 3:10-11 “all turned aside/none seek after God”
How do we reconcile Romans 3:11 with Acts 17
How do we reconcile Romans 3:11 with Acts 17
Rom 3:12:
Are we to love people whom we do not trust?
“Why do you call Me good? No one is good except God alone. Why does Jesus rebuke the young man? (Mark 10:18)
Rom 3:13:
What is the meaning of "course of nature" (wheel of birth) in James 3:6 (KJV)?
δόλος = deceit in John 1:47
What are the imageries in Proverbs 18:4?
Are the signs mentioned in Mark 16:17-18 universally expected of all true believers?
No human being can tame the tongue. Really?
Rom 3:15:
How can the Holy Spirit be a person if He (or it) can be 'poured out' according to Acts 2:17?
Rom 3:16-17:
Is 1 Cor. 3:15 talking about the worker being saved or the one being taught?
Rom 3:18:
Philippians 2:12 why “with fear?”
Isaiah 33:6b-The fear of the LORD is His treasure - what entails "fear of the LORD," and what "His treasure" specifically means?
Rom 3:19-20:
Morality of God's commandment to kill rebels
Rom 3:19:
What did Jesus mean when he referred to the book of Psalms as the Law?
Rom 3:19-24:
What is the name of the distinction between 'teaching interpretation' and 'telling people what the interpretation is'?
In John 1:36 what is the background of the term "Lamb of God"?
Rom 3:19:
In 1 John 2:3, is εν τούτῳ ("by this") an instrumental dative or locative dative?
Rom 3:19-24:
Per Mark 1:4, Luke 3:3 why did John the Baptist preach the "baptism of repentance" and not "repent" for the forgivness of sin?
Must literal confession be made before someone is saved according Romans 10:9,10?
Rom 3:19:
Is the foreigner/ Gentile absolved from the law pertaining to 'unclean animals' in Deutoronomy 14:21?
In Acts 15:19-21 did James and the Jerusalem leaders intend to abandon the Torah?
In Romans 10:10, what is the difference between “salvation” (σωτηρία) and “justification” (δικαιοσύνη)?
"clean" and "unclean" animals in both Genesis and Leviticus
Does the definition of Word (logos) as used in John signify the thought behind the word when used of the Son?
Rom 3:19-20:
Do Jews attain eternal life by keeping the commandaments?
Rom 3:19:
Rom 9:17: "For the scripture saith unto Pharaoh"?
Rom 3:19-24:
Purchased - from whom? (Acts 28:20)
Rom 3:19-20:
Is Romans 2:12-16 saying that there is hope of works-based salvation for the unevangelized Gentiles?
Rom 3:19-24:
Why does blood have to be shed for purification and forgiveness of sins? Hebrews 9:22
Why doesn't Jesus mention requiring a human blood sacrifice to be forgiven?
Rom 3:19:
How do we understand the personification of sin in Romans 7?
What is the best translation of Ephesians 2:15?
Rom 3:19-24:
What is the full meaning of " propitiation" in the first segment of Romans 3:25 in the King James version?
Rom 3:19:
Does Romans 7:2-3 implicitly condemn polyandry as adulterous?
What does the word 'naked' mean in Genesis 2:25 and Genesis 3:7, Genesis 3:10 and Genesis 3:11?
Rom 3:19-20:
The New Covenant Prophecy
Rom 3:19:
What law says women are not allowed to speak, Roman law, Jewish law, something else?
Rom 3:20:
Would the Romans have known what Paul meant by "works of the law"?
1 Corinthians 13:10 - What does "The Perfect" Refer to?
In 1 Timothy 1:9 what does Paul mean that the law is not made for a righteous person?
What is the relationship between “be ye doers of the word” (James 1:22) and “the doers of the law” (Romans 2:13)?
In John 1:36 what is the background of the term "Lamb of God"?
In Romans and Galatians, what does Paul mean by “the works of the law”?
What is the most accurate way to translate "ἐκ" in 1 Cor 11:28?
As Christian believers, why don't we follow the Mosaic Law according to specifically Matthew 5:17-20, but more generally Matthew 5-7?
Per Acts 5, Acts 11 and 2 Timothy 2, is repentance a gift?
Per Mark 1:4, Luke 3:3 why did John the Baptist preach the "baptism of repentance" and not "repent" for the forgivness of sin?
In what sense is the τέλος used in Romans 10:4?
Must literal confession be made before someone is saved according Romans 10:9,10?
In Galatians 2:18 how do Torah "works" affect justification by faith in the Christ?
What is meant in 1 Peter 3:21 when it says "baptism now saves you"
What is the difference between "putting on Christ" in Galatians 3:27 and "becoming God's righteousness" in 2 Corinthians 5:21?
Rom 3:20-22:
What does "justify" (δικαιόω) mean in James 2:24, Romans 3:28?
Rom 3:20:
Did Paul say non-believers might gain Eternal Life in Romans 2:7?
"clean" and "unclean" animals in both Genesis and Leviticus
What is the meaning of the phrase "purge your conscience from dead works" in Hebrews 9:14?
Are women really saved by childbearing according to 1 Timothy 2:15?
Why is man condemned if he is incapable of doing good?
In Romans 1:16 does Paul suggest there is something shameful about the gospel?
Could the law give life?
Is Jesus implying that He expects his disciples to be Sabbath-keepers in Matthew 24:20?
Are Christians being licensed not to keep the Sabbath according to Colossians 2:16-17, Romans 14:5-8 and Acts 15?
Is Ezekiel 36:24-32 a prophetic promise for Christians in the new covenant? If so, what are the "decrees and laws" that Christians should follow?
Purchased - from whom? (Acts 28:20)
Rom 3:20-24:
There is no one righteous
Rom 3:20:
What is the meaning of "works" in Hebrews 4:10?
Is Romans 2:12-16 saying that there is hope of works-based salvation for the unevangelized Gentiles?
Is Leviticus 24 13-23 in contradiction with new testament?
What laws, exactly, will God put in Christians' hearts and write in their minds?
Rom 3:20-22:
What does Paul mean by "Christ is the end of the law for righteousness" in Rom 10:4?
Rom 3:20:
Why does blood have to be shed for purification and forgiveness of sins? Hebrews 9:22
Why doesn't Jesus mention requiring a human blood sacrifice to be forgiven?
What was the "yoke" that neither the disciples nor their fathers could bear?
Jesus' yoke (Matt 11:28-30) vs the Law's yoke (Acts 15:10): Why is Jesus' yoke easier?
"What then? Are we to sin because we are not under law but under grace? By no means!" - what is meant by sin in the context of Romans 6:15?
Why will drunkards not inherit the kingdom of God?
Does daily Charity alone atone for our sins? - [Proverbs 10:2, 11:4, 16:6, 19:17, 21:3]
How are we to understand Jesus' words in Matthew 7:21-23, and how do they apply to us today?
According to Matthew 5:19 aren't we supposed to keep the law
Faith & Works - Is Paul responding to James or James responding to Paul?
Rom 3:20-28:
What does "freely justified" mean in Romans 3:24? Free from what?
Rom 3:20:
Does Romans 3:28 of justification by faith contradict with these verses of obedience, endurance & works?
Is Paul being a bit extreme with his "wish" that they should mutilate themselves in Galatians 5:12?
If Psalm 119 is true, what 'law' is Galatians 2:21 referencing?
What does "faith in Jesus Christ" mean in Romans 3:22?
Rom 3:20-26:
How do you reconcile Rom. 4:2-5 with John 6:28-29: believing a work or not a work?
Rom 3:20:
Did Jesus preach works-based salvation in Mark 10:17-21 and Luke 10:25-28?
How do you reconcile Rom. 4:2-5 with John 6:28-29: believing a work or not a work?
What does "election of grace" mean in Romans 11:5?
How do we understand the personification of sin in Romans 7?
What is the full meaning of " propitiation" in the first segment of Romans 3:25 in the King James version?
What does the word 'naked' mean in Genesis 2:25 and Genesis 3:7, Genesis 3:10 and Genesis 3:11?
What does St. Paul mean by the phrase “the ministry of death” in 2 Cor 3: 7-8?
Did James & the elders in Jerusalem advise Paul to compromise in Acts 21:21-24?
Was Paul really still a Pharisee? Acts 23:6
Question concerning those who "wash their robes" in Revelation 7
What is the inference in the reference to "knowledge of good and evil" in Deut. 1:39 and its use in Genesis?
Rom 3:21-31:
What does "justify" (δικαιόω) mean in James 2:24, Romans 3:28?
Rom 3:21-30:
What happens ‘by nature’ in Romans 2:14?
Rom 3:21:
Does Romans 3:31 refer to the Law or the law?
In Matthew 27:38 why were there two thieves crucified with Jesus?
Does Paul believe that God sandbagged the Jews with a law they couldn't keep?
Are we justified by faith (Galatians 3:11) or works of the law (Romans 2:13)?
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
In Romans 1:17, what does Paul mean by “from faith to faith” (ἐκ πίστεως εἰς πίστιν)?
In what way Jesus is God's Wisdom in 1 Corinthians 1:24
Rom 3:21:
What is the difference between "putting on Christ" in Galatians 3:27 and "becoming God's righteousness" in 2 Corinthians 5:21?
If we "died to the law" & "disannulling of the commandment" took place the why is Paul quoting " Deuteronomy 17:7 " in "1 Corinthians 5:13"?
Rom 3:21-28:
Are we saved by faith alone or by faith with works? James 2:14-17
Rom 3:21:
Did Jesus challenge the Principles and Teachings of King Solomon and those of the Prophets before him?
Does Hebrews 7:12 say that the Law has changed?
Is Ezekiel 36:24-32 a prophetic promise for Christians in the new covenant? If so, what are the "decrees and laws" that Christians should follow?
What does it mean to "seek God's face" (2 Chronicles 7:14)?
What is meant by "obsolete" in Hebrews 8:13?
What laws, exactly, will God put in Christians' hearts and write in their minds?
Rom 3:21-26:
How did the Lord 'put away' the sin of David? 2 Samuel 12:13
Rom 3:21:
What was the "yoke" that neither the disciples nor their fathers could bear?
Jesus' yoke (Matt 11:28-30) vs the Law's yoke (Acts 15:10): Why is Jesus' yoke easier?
Does daily Charity alone atone for our sins? - [Proverbs 10:2, 11:4, 16:6, 19:17, 21:3]
Rom 3:21-22:
Could the law give life?
Rom 3:21:
Where does Moses say the things which Paul attributes to him in Acts 26:22-23?
Is Paul proposing law-keeping as an ideal for the Christian life?
Faith & Works - Is Paul responding to James or James responding to Paul?
Why did Jesus say "in their law" (ἐν τῷ νόμῳ αὐτῶν) in John 15:25?
Does our righteousness that comes from God is equal to His righteousness?
If Psalm 119 is true, what 'law' is Galatians 2:21 referencing?
Rom 3:21-25:
Ephesians 2:8. Was salvation attained and kept to the present through continued faith?
Rom 3:21:
Which transgressions?
Rom 3:21-26:
If the gospel is described in Luke 18:31-34, what gospel were the disciples preaching earlier in Luke 9:6?
Rom 3:21-26:
Does it follow from John 17:3 that the wicked will cease to exist (since they won't have eternal life)?
Rom 3:21-28:
In the parable of the prodigal son, who does the first son symbolise?
Rom 3:21:
What did Paul mean when he said 'I Have Done Nothing against the Customs of our Fathers?" Acts 28:17
Who/what are the two witnesses in Revelation 11?
Rom 3:22:
Ephesians 2:8. Was salvation attained and kept to the present through continued faith?
In Luke 17:5, what is the meaning of the phrase «πρόσθες ἡμῖν πίστιν»?
Is there a difference between "in Christ" and "in Jesus"?
David's righteousness in the Psalms
Does those who obey him just mean believe (not reject him) in Hebrews 5:9
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
Rom 3:22-24:
Exegesis of Galatians 3:20 ( Now a mediator is not for one party only; whereas God is only one )
Rom 3:22:
In John 1:36 what is the background of the term "Lamb of God"?
Rom 3:22-28:
In John 1:36 what is the background of the term "Lamb of God"?
Rom 3:22:
What is the meaning of "the faith of Jesus" in Revelation 14:12?
Rom 3:22:
What does "oppositions of science falsely so called" mean?
Rom 3:22-28:
Must literal confession be made before someone is saved according Romans 10:9,10?
Rom 3:22:
What does Paul mean by "Christ is the end of the law for righteousness" in Rom 10:4?
Who is the righteousness who will go before him Psalms 85:12-13?
Rom 3:22-28:
In Romans 1:16 does Paul suggest there is something shameful about the gospel?
Rom 3:22:
What does the clause ἐκ πίστεώς μου add to Habakkuk 2:4 LXX?
Rom 3:22-28:
Purchased - from whom? (Acts 28:20)
Rom 3:22:
According to Romans 5, is death caused by individual sin, or Adam's sin?
If God is making decisions that are beyond our control, then why are we responsible for them?
Rom 3:22-28:
Why does blood have to be shed for purification and forgiveness of sins? Hebrews 9:22
Why doesn't Jesus mention requiring a human blood sacrifice to be forgiven?
Rom 3:22-23:
Why will drunkards not inherit the kingdom of God?
Rom 3:22-24:
Why is grace mentioned before faith in Romans 1:5 but faith before grace in Romans 5:2?
Rom 3:22:
Are Gentiles born with a sinful nature or not? Ephesians 2:1-3 vs. Romans 2:12-16
Does our righteousness that comes from God is equal to His righteousness?
How to get at the textual meaning of John 17:11 with regard to ‘name’ when the two following translations say very different things?
What does "faith in Jesus Christ" mean in Romans 3:22?
How do you reconcile Rom. 4:2-5 with John 6:28-29: believing a work or not a work?
Is faith a gift or earned through spiritual practices?
Is it possible to have saving faith in Jesus Christ if one has misunderstood who the Jesus Christ of scripture really is? Romans 1:1-4
In what way does Paul explain ἄφεσις, forgiveness or release of sin in Romans?
Rom 3:22-28:
What is the full meaning of " propitiation" in the first segment of Romans 3:25 in the King James version?
Rom 3:22:
Greek question Philippians 3:9 is it "faith in Christ" or "faith of Christ"
How do people test themselves to see if they’re in the faith?
In I Kings 6:12, what specifically does the Lord mean by this phrase: “then will I perform my word with thee which I spake unto David thy father”?
Romans 1:24-28 - "gave them over" - figurative or indicative of a concrete action?
What does "faith in Jesus Christ" mean in Romans 3:22?
Rom 3:23:
Why is the Bible so repetitive?
Those who believe are "especially" saved?
Rom 3:23-26:
In Romans 3:26, why not translate dikaiosunēs as "justice" rather than "righteousness?"
Rom 3:23:
What does the word 'idols' mean in 1 John 5:21 and what exactly is idolatry?
What did Paul mean when he said, " We are seated in the heavenly realms"?
Does Paul believe that God sandbagged the Jews with a law they couldn't keep?
In what way is the Christ "made a curse" in Gal 3:13?
In Hebrews 4:12 what is the difference between ψυχή ("soul") and πνεῦμα ("spirit")?
Rom 3:23-26:
Is Romans 3:24-26 original to Paul?
Rom 3:23:
2 Cor 5:20: "be reconciled to God" translation
Translation of Romans 5:12
The 99 people in Luke 15: don't need to repent or don't *think* they need to?
What does "Grace upon grace" mean?
Confused between Romans 2:12 vs John 14:6
What did Pharaoh mean by "sin" and "righteous"?
What is "the stump of Jesse"?
Is there a difference between 'seeing' the Kingdom of God, and 'entering' it? (John 3)
Luke: In What Sense is "Repentance" Required for Salvation?
Who did Jesus preach to in 1 Peter 3:19?
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
What is the relationship between “be ye doers of the word” (James 1:22) and “the doers of the law” (Romans 2:13)?
How does the concept of "righteousness" cause the Spirit to be "life" in Romans 8:10?
How do we reconcile Eph 2:8-9 with Rom 2:6-7
Rom 3:23-27:
In John 1:36 what is the background of the term "Lamb of God"?
Rom 3:23:
In Romans 8:15 what are "a spirit of bondage" and a "spirit of adoption"?
In Genesis 1:29 are there exceptions or limitations regarding "every herb bearing seed" that God gave man to eat?
Rom 3:23-27:
Why did Joseph's brothers immediately leap to explaining Joseph's demands in the way they do?
Rom 3:23:
Per Acts 5, Acts 11 and 2 Timothy 2, is repentance a gift?
Rom 3:23:
What does 'through the sanctifying work of the Spirit'' mean in 1 Peter 1:2?
Rom 3:23-27:
Must literal confession be made before someone is saved according Romans 10:9,10?
Rom 3:23:
Must literal confession be made before someone is saved according Romans 10:9,10?
In 1 Timothy 2:4 does "all" refer to all men or to all "sorts" of men?
Is 1st John 1:9 referring to Believers or Unbelievers?
In 2 Cor 5:14 what is the meaning of "one has died for all"?
How exactly does parable of a tower and a war (Luke 14:28-33) mean that we should give up everything we have?
How does a believer behold as in the mirror the glory of the Lord in 2 Corinthians 3:18?
Is "the sin of the world" a type of sin? John 1v29 " Behold the Lamb of the world which taketh away the sin of the world"? A.V
What was nailed to the cross in Colossians 2:14?
“Erased” from the book of life?
In sin or into sin? Psalm 51:5
Mark 13:32 - Why doesn't the Holy Spirit know?
"clean" and "unclean" animals in both Genesis and Leviticus
What does Matthew 9:5 mean that it is "easier" to say "Your sins are forgiven"?
Do we receive the full measure of God’s grace on earth? (1 Peter 1:13)
In Romans 5:6 Did Jesus die for the Ungodly or for the Righteous (Godly) Sinners?
Rom 3:23-25:
Is there an Old Testament basis for Hebrews 10:3?
Rom 3:23:
Why is man condemned if he is incapable of doing good?
What is the meaning of "therefore all died" in 2 Corinthians 5:14?
God’s wrath and jealousy vs the fruits of the spirit
Rom 3:23-27:
In Romans 1:16 does Paul suggest there is something shameful about the gospel?
Rom 3:23:
Is there a parallel between Luke 1:35 and Genesis 1:2?
Could the law give life?
Who were "them" in Luke 23:34 when Jesus forgave "them" on the Cross?
What does 'everyone' imply in Heb 2:9 ...that He might taste death for everyone
Is unconditional love of God biblical?
If an individual sins because God "hardened their heart", does that make God the direct responsible of the sin (i.e. a sinner)?
Rom 3:23-27:
Purchased - from whom? (Acts 28:20)
Rom 3:23-26:
When there are some saved people for the first time?
Rom 3:23:
Does the Gospel of John teach Christian Universalism?
By what means or mechanism did Noah find חן favor/grace in Genesis 6:8?
Does God want everyone to be saved or not?
Didn't Adam make us all sinners?
What laws, exactly, will God put in Christians' hearts and write in their minds?
How to reconcile John 5:29 with Psalm 145:9?
Forgiveness of sins in Ezekiel 18
Rom 3:23:
Does 1 Corinthians 15:49 show we are not currently in God’s image?
Rom 3:23-27:
Why does blood have to be shed for purification and forgiveness of sins? Hebrews 9:22
Why doesn't Jesus mention requiring a human blood sacrifice to be forgiven?
Rom 3:23:
Why does blood have to be shed for purification and forgiveness of sins? Hebrews 9:22
Rom 3:23-26:
Why does blood have to be shed for purification and forgiveness of sins? Hebrews 9:22
Rom 3:23:
Can a righteous person lose their salvation according to Ezekiel 33:12-16?
How can 'what must soon come to pass' in Revelation 1:1 be reconciled with ~2000+ years?
Why did Jesus create Judas only for the predestined purpose of being doomed to destruction - based on [Colossians 1:15-20] + [John 13:27, 17:12]?
Why were the innocent destroyed together with the wicked in Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis 19:24?
Rom 3:23-25:
Why does Romans 5:14-16 use three different ways to describe one event?
Rom 3:23:
According to Mark 11:25, does God forgive everyone?
Rom 3:23-24:
According to Mark 11:25, does God forgive everyone?
Romans 7:9 ~ Why does Paul say the commandments were supposed to bring life but brought death
Rom 3:23:
Do we go up or down after being caught up in 1 Thessalonians 4:17?
Who are the unrighteous whom Paul refers to in Romans 1:18-27?
Elihu said to Job that people who sin arrogantly are held fast by cords of affliction, doesn't this contradict the fact that Job is righteous
Romans 4:5 What does justification of the ungodly means? "one who doesn’t work, but believes in him who justifies the ungodly"
Matthew 5:17-19
In Luke, Jesus speaks about the righteous not needing a physician. Just who were the righteous? (Luke 5:31)
Does Romans 5:12 say that we inherit the sin of Adam and Eve?
Are Gentiles born with a sinful nature or not? Ephesians 2:1-3 vs. Romans 2:12-16
How might we reconcile Titus 3:3 with Philippians 3:4b-6?
Luke 1: 28 favored vs highly favored
What does it mean for God to glorify Jesus in Himself?
If Psalm 119 is true, what 'law' is Galatians 2:21 referencing?
What's up with the seeming catch-22 of John 6:65 and John 14:6?
What is the significance of the calls in 1 Corinthians 7?
Why were people born blind according to Jesus and the Pharisees?
Rom 3:23:
Did Jesus eat with idolaters?
What does "election of grace" mean in Romans 11:5?
Exodus's hardening heart of Pharaoh similar to Romans 1:24 & Romans 1:26's claim that God gave over women & men to their homosexual lustful sex acts
1 Timothy 4:10; is the Will of the Father to save all Human beings?
1 John 4, John 3; Could we conclude that the believers are of two kinds?
Why Jesus didn't have sins and how is it possible?
What does "purpose" mean in "because of his own purpose and grace"? 2 Timothy 1:9
Rom 3:23-26:
Does it follow from John 17:3 that the wicked will cease to exist (since they won't have eternal life)?
Rom 3:23-27:
What is the full meaning of " propitiation" in the first segment of Romans 3:25 in the King James version?
Rom 3:23:
Does God deliberately choose people to be Christians in 1 Cor 1:26-29?
What did Jesus mean by "unless someone is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God"?
In Job 42 why was Elihu not equally rebuked?
What is James 2:10 saying about the nature of sin?
How do we reconcile Luke 11:42 with Romans 8:8?
Strong Exegesis of Hebrews 12:15 "fail of the grace of God" in what sense?
(John 15:22) No sin without Jesus?
Forgiveness of Christ
Who are the 144,000 in the Revelation chapters 7 and 14?
Is the number "144,000" mentioned in Revelation 14 a literal number or a prophetic number?
What does “chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world” mean?
Deeper Understanding of (Proverbs 29:13) for mentioning God giving light on the eyes of both the poor and the oppressor
Do prophets sin? Genesis 27, Numbers 20, Jonah
John 9:31 God does not hear the prayers of the unrighteous. Then how can they call out to God?
Rom 3:23-28:
Why didnt Jesus say " For the Father so Loved the World" in John 3:16
Rom 3:23:
How can the translation of δοξης as "glory" in Romans 3:23 be justified?
Rom 3:24:
What is the difference in meaning between the phrases «Χριστός Ἰησοῦς» (“Christ Jesus”) and «Ἰησοῦς Χριστός» (“Jesus Christ”)?
In John 3:16, is the word believe a continous action for everlasting life?
Rom 3:24-26:
How can Jesus say "My Father is working until now" in John 5:16,17 if God rested on the 7th day?
Is Romans 3:24-26 original to Paul?
Rom 3:24:
What does the phrase 'ἐν Χριστῷ' in the Pauline Corpus mean?
In Isaiah 53:11, how is “by his knowledge shall my righteous servant justify many” to be understood?
What is meant in 1 Peter 3:21 when it says "baptism now saves you"
Is there a difference between "in Christ" and "in Jesus"?
In Romans 6:7, why is δεδικαίωται translated "freed" in many English versions?
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
In 1 John 2:3, is εν τούτῳ ("by this") an instrumental dative or locative dative?
In Luke 21:28 what does "redemption" (ἀπολύτρωσις) mean and to what does it refer?
What is the most exact translation of the Greek word δωρεάν?
Didn't Adam make us all sinners?
Solomon's view on "excessive righteousness"
Why is grace mentioned before faith in Romans 1:5 but faith before grace in Romans 5:2?
What does "freely justified" mean in Romans 3:24? Free from what?
What is the specific translation of "δωρεὰν" ("dorean") in Gal 2:21? Did righteousness used to come by the law?
What is the hermeneutical interpretation of "dying with Christ" (2 Tim. 2:11)?
What does Paul mean to emphasize when he refers to himself as chief, or the first, or the worst, in 1 Timothy 1:15?
Rom 3:24-26:
Is Romans 3:24-26 original to Paul?
Rom 3:24:
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
What does "freely justified" mean in Romans 3:24? Free from what?
Rom 3:25:
How should ἱλαστήριον (hilasterion) be translated in Romans 3:25?
Rom 3:25-26:
Interpretation of the dead ones in 1 Peter 4:6?
Did God say that Adam will die on the same day he ate the fruit?
Is Romans 3:24-26 original to Paul?
Rom 3:25:
Why did Abraham bind his son Isaac?
Leviticus says animal sacrifice will cleanse you from your sins. Hebrews says it's impossible. What does "clean" mean?
In Matthew 27:38 why were there two thieves crucified with Jesus?
In Colossians 1:24 what "is lacking in Christ's afflictions" according to Paul?
In Exodus 32:20, why did Moses make the Israelites drink the ground calf & water mixture?
What does 'atonement' mean in Leviticus 1:4?
What is Paul saying in Galatians 2:17-19?
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
In John 1:36 what is the background of the term "Lamb of God"?
What's the significance of the 3-hour darkness at Calvary?
Rom 3:25-26:
What's the significance of the 3-hour darkness at Calvary?
Rom 3:25:
Per Acts 5, Acts 11 and 2 Timothy 2, is repentance a gift?
Per Mark 1:4, Luke 3:3 why did John the Baptist preach the "baptism of repentance" and not "repent" for the forgivness of sin?
Must literal confession be made before someone is saved according Romans 10:9,10?
Is the alternate translation of προέθετο, "foreordained," in Rom. 3:25 still considered acceptable?
According to Hebrews 9:12, did the Lord Jesus Christ offer his blood in heaven?
Is Ephesians 5:1-2 an allusion to leviticus 1:7-9?
Romans 8:27-30 How does the Saints need interceding? And what are stages of Redemption?
Genesis 22:8, 9: is there a difference in the meaning due to the use of the indefinite article ‘a’ and the definite article ‘the’?
What is a faith unfeigned for a true beliver?
In Romans 1:16 does Paul suggest there is something shameful about the gospel?
Rom 3:25-28:
What does 'everyone' imply in Heb 2:9 ...that He might taste death for everyone
Rom 3:25:
1 John 4:17b In this world we are just like Him. But are we just like Jesus?
What exactly is the mercy seat?
Purchased - from whom? (Acts 28:20)
Rom 3:25:
"lay his hand on the head of the burnt offering"
How did the Lord 'put away' the sin of David? 2 Samuel 12:13
Why did Jesus have the authority to forgive sins, why did the scribes take it as a blasphemy, and was this authority also given to men in general?
Why does blood have to be shed for purification and forgiveness of sins? Hebrews 9:22
Why doesn't Jesus mention requiring a human blood sacrifice to be forgiven?
Should 'repent' and 'believe' be understood as often referring to the same event or act in the process of salvation?
Christ in Isaiah 63 & Revelation 19 trampling the wicked in a bloody rampage?
In Psalm 32:5, do sins count or not?
What was Jesus actually promising in John 6:35 and when is this promise fulfilled?
When does the new testament reference the ark of the covenant or old testament stories that mention it?
Was laying of hand upon the sacrifice essential for atonement in Leviticus 1:4?
What is the full meaning of " propitiation" in the first segment of Romans 3:25 in the King James version?
Is the lamb accepted for the redemption of sin?
Why are there three nouns and only one verb in Genesis 9:4 : '... but flesh (with its) life blood not (shall ye) eat'?
How do we interpret Gen. 1:26 in light of Gen. 2:7,21,22; 4:1?
Romans 6:10 and Jesus's relationship with God and Sin
Rom 3:25-26:
What is on the sealed scroll in Revelation 5-8?
Rom 3:25:
What does "freely justified" mean in Romans 3:24? Free from what?
What are the distinctions and shared qualities between the Begotten Son of God and the rest of the children of God?
Word Study: G5546: Χριστιανός Christianós
How should ἱλαστήριον (hilasterion) be translated in Romans 3:25?
Is the alternate translation of προέθετο, "foreordained," in Rom. 3:25 still considered acceptable?
What is the full meaning of " propitiation" in the first segment of Romans 3:25 in the King James version?
Rom 3:26:
In Romans 6:7, why is δεδικαίωται translated "freed" in many English versions?
What meaning does the preposition πρὸς really convey in John 1:1?
Are we justified by faith (Galatians 3:11) or works of the law (Romans 2:13)?
Is there a difference between "in Christ" and "in Jesus"?
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
What is the most accurate way to translate "ἐκ" in 1 Cor 11:28?
In 1 John 2:3, is εν τούτῳ ("by this") an instrumental dative or locative dative?
In Matthew 6:33 what are "God's Kingdom and righteousness"?
Does God ordain evil?
How does Jesus mediate?
In Romans 3:26, why not translate dikaiosunēs as "justice" rather than "righteousness?"
Rom 3:27-31:
What do the words "For the letter killeth" mean in 2 Corinthians 3:6
Rom 3:27:
Does Romans 3:31 refer to the Law or the law?
After Israel repeatedly sinned, why is it said, "He has not observed iniquity in Jacob" (Num 23:21)?
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
Is what Paul says about boasting in Galatians 6:4 a contradiction of what he says in Ephesians 2:9?
If we "died to the law" & "disannulling of the commandment" took place the why is Paul quoting " Deuteronomy 17:7 " in "1 Corinthians 5:13"?
In Galatians 6:5 what does "his own load" refer to?
What laws, exactly, will God put in Christians' hearts and write in their minds?
What is "the law of liberty" in James 2:12?
Rom 3:27-30:
Are we saved by faith alone or by faith with works? James 2:14-17
Rom 3:27:
Did John the Baptist clearly preach that both faith and works are essential for salvation?
How do you reconcile Rom. 4:2-5 with John 6:28-29: believing a work or not a work?
What is "the gift of God" in Ephesians 2:8?
What does "freely justified" mean in Romans 3:24? Free from what?
Rom 3:28:
What does "justify" (δικαιόω) mean in James 2:24, Romans 3:28?
Is it true that Luther intentionally mistranslated Romans 3:28?
What does "teachers of the Torah" mean in 1 Timothy 1:7?
In Romans and Galatians, what does Paul mean by “the works of the law”?
If faith without deeds/actions is dead, then what these concrete actions are?
What are the oldest known records of interpretation agreeing with New Perspective on Paul?
Rom 3:28-31:
Are we justified by faith (Galatians 3:11) or works of the law (Romans 2:13)?
Rom 3:28:
What does Jesus mean in saying "reward according to what we've done" (Rev 22:12) (Law or grace)?
What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
Does Romans 3:31 refer to the Law or the law?
Is what Paul says about boasting in Galatians 6:4 a contradiction of what he says in Ephesians 2:9?
The ultimate source of evil
John 6:29- When Jesus answered, "this is the 'work (ἔργον)"' of God..," Is it a wordplay?
What is the meaning of "works" in Hebrews 4:10?
Does the story of the thief on the cross imply that Jesus believed religious practice was unnecessary for salvation?
Is Romans 2:12-16 saying that there is hope of works-based salvation for the unevangelized Gentiles?
Is the tax collector in Luke 18:14 saved according to Rom 3:28?
According to Matthew 5:19 aren't we supposed to keep the law
Are we saved by faith alone or by faith with works? James 2:14-17
Is the writer of James attacking Paul's position?
Faith & Works - Is Paul responding to James or James responding to Paul?
What does "freely justified" mean in Romans 3:24? Free from what?
Does Romans 3:28 of justification by faith contradict with these verses of obedience, endurance & works?
Who incited David to take a census and what's wrong with taking a census anyway?
Does κατὰ σάρκα in Romans 4:1 modify Ἀβραὰμ τὸν προπάτορα ἡμῶν or εὑρηκέναι?
Rom 3:28-30:
How do you reconcile Rom. 4:2-5 with John 6:28-29: believing a work or not a work?
Rom 3:28:
Is Ezekiel 20:26 intimating that God actually commanded child sacrifice?
Does the doctrine of Paul coincide with the doctrine of Jesus?
Did Ephesians 2:15 intend to contradict Mathew 5:17?
Did James & the elders in Jerusalem advise Paul to compromise in Acts 21:21-24?
Was Paul really still a Pharisee? Acts 23:6
Does Paul see baptism as symbolic or as instrumental?
Rev 2:1-3, who are the false apostles?
What does "justify" (δικαιόω) mean in James 2:24, Romans 3:28?
Is it true that Luther intentionally mistranslated Romans 3:28?
Is the tax collector in Luke 18:14 saved according to Rom 3:28?
Does Romans 3:28 of justification by faith contradict with these verses of obedience, endurance & works?
Rom 3:29:
Is the difference between τὸν μόνον ἀληθινὸν θεὸν in John and τὸν ἀληθινὸν θεὸν in 1 John based on the personal fellowship Jesus has with The Father?
Does God have more than one bride?
What is "the law of liberty" in James 2:12?
Did Paul say non-believers might gain Eternal Life in Romans 2:7?
Who is the Word in John 1:1
Giving to believers vs non
Did Jesus change his view on preaching to Gentiles?
Does Deuteronomy 7:7-8 imply that God only loved Israel and not the surrounding nations?
Rom 3:30-31:
Does Paul believe that God sandbagged the Jews with a law they couldn't keep?
Rom 3:30:
Differences in justification method in Romans 3:30
In what sense is the phrase "Gentiles in the flesh" used in Ephesians 2:11?
In Romans 3:30 why are the circumcised justified "by [εκ] faith" but the gentiles "through [δια] faith"?
To whom does the term "one God" refer in Paul?
One God vs triune God
What's the implication of Ephesians 2:8 Textual Variant τῆς πίστεως Through The Faith?
Differences in justification method in Romans 3:30
In Romans 3:30 why are the circumcised justified "by [εκ] faith" but the gentiles "through [δια] faith"?
Rom 3:31:
To what degree is understanding the feelings of a biblical author necessary in exegesis?
Does Romans 3:31 refer to the Law or the law?
In 1 Timothy 1:8-11, what does the author consider the "legitimate use of the law" to be?
Does Paul believe that God sandbagged the Jews with a law they couldn't keep?
Does Paul reject the idea of celebrating holidays in Galatians?
What are the oldest known records of interpretation agreeing with New Perspective on Paul?
Are we justified by faith (Galatians 3:11) or works of the law (Romans 2:13)?
In what sense is the τέλος used in Romans 10:4?
Did Jesus challenge the Principles and Teachings of King Solomon and those of the Prophets before him?
Is Ezekiel 36:24-32 a prophetic promise for Christians in the new covenant? If so, what are the "decrees and laws" that Christians should follow?
What is meant by "obsolete" in Hebrews 8:13?
What laws, exactly, will God put in Christians' hearts and write in their minds?
Why does Paul say circumcision is by the letter rather than from the patriarchs in Romans 2:29?
What was the "yoke" that neither the disciples nor their fathers could bear?
"What then? Are we to sin because we are not under law but under grace? By no means!" - what is meant by sin in the context of Romans 6:15?
Is Paul proposing law-keeping as an ideal for the Christian life?
If Psalm 119 is true, what 'law' is Galatians 2:21 referencing?
Why does John emphasize the keeping of the commandments in his letters?
Did Paul establish in [2 Corinthians 13:1] that keeping Torah [Deuteronomy 19:15] was useful when justifying missions?
Rom 3:31-4:
How do you reconcile Rom. 4:2-5 with John 6:28-29: believing a work or not a work?
Rom 3:31:
If we "died to the law" & "disannulling of the commandment" took place the why is Paul quoting " Deuteronomy 17:7 " in "1 Corinthians 5:13"?
What is the best translation of Ephesians 2:15?
Did James & the elders in Jerusalem advise Paul to compromise in Acts 21:21-24?
What did Paul mean when he said 'I Have Done Nothing against the Customs of our Fathers?" Acts 28:17
Does Romans 3:31 refer to the Law or the law?
Rom 3:38:
What is meant by “power” in the context of Acts 1:8?
See also Rom