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20:00 -- 19.10.2026Yes, Scripture speaks of the resurrection of the dead: Christ was raised as the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep; the righteous and the unrighteous will be resurrected; the dead in Christ will be raised imperishable, and the living will be changed. -
19:59 -- 19.10.2026The Bible connects the purpose of human life with God: knowing Him, loving Him and our neighbor, living for His glory, and doing good. -
19:58 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament testifies that Jesus Christ rose from the dead on the third day and appeared to His disciples. -
19:57 -- 19.10.2026Scripture shows both what they have in common and their differences. In common: all have sinned, all unrighteousness is sin, and every sin requires forgiveness. -
19:56 -- 19.10.2026Scripture speaks about the dead with restraint. It distinguishes the state after death from the final resurrection. -
19:55 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament directly says that wives should submit to their husbands (Eph. 5:22–24; Col. 3:18; 1 Pet. 3:1), but these words cannot be read separately: they are preceded by… -
19:54 -- 19.10.2026The question is not posed directly in this wording in the New Testament, and the answer is formed from several passages. -
19:53 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament says that Jesus died for our sins, according to the Scriptures. He gave His life as a ransom for many, bore our sins in His body, and brought people to God; His death is called an expression of God’s love. -
19:52 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament speaks of Christ as a man: the Word became flesh, He shared in flesh and blood, and He is called the man Christ Jesus. Paul writes of the fullness of Deity dwelling bodily in Christ. -
19:51 -- 19.10.2026Scripture shows that God is able to heal, and the New Testament calls us to pray for the sick. -
19:50 -- 19.10.2026Jesus commands us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us, while Paul says not to repay anyone evil for evil, not to take revenge, and to overcome evil with good. -
19:49 -- 19.10.2026Scripture is not ashamed of grief: Jesus wept at His friend’s tomb, while Paul says that believers grieve for the dead, but not like those who have no hope. -
19:48 -- 19.10.2026Scripture connects the forgiveness of sins with Christ: it is given to the believer in Him as a gift by grace, not as payment for works. The New Testament also speaks of repentance and confessing sins. -
19:47 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament connects receiving the Holy Spirit with faith in Jesus: Paul writes about receiving the Spirit through instruction in faith and about believers being sealed with the Spirit. -
19:46 -- 19.10.2026Scripture bases assurance not only on feelings: John writes so that believers in the Son of God may know that they have eternal life; assurance rests on the word… -
19:45 -- 19.10.2026Jesus taught us to pray sincerely—to address the Father, not to impress people; it is not the number of words that makes a prayer heard, for God knows our needs beforehand. -
19:44 -- 19.10.2026Scripture says that a person draws near to God through Jesus Christ: His blood has opened the way to God. -
19:43 -- 19.10.2026Scripture calls us to forgive because God forgave us in Christ; Jesus connects our forgiveness of others with forgiveness from the Father and teaches us to forgive without limit. -
19:42 -- 19.10.2026Scripture says that salvation is through Jesus Christ: it is given by grace through faith. In connection with salvation, the New Testament also speaks of repentance, confessing Christ, and baptism. -
19:41 -- 19.10.2026Scripture directly identifies many things as God’s will for believers: sanctification and abstaining from sexual immorality, rejoicing, praying continually, and giving thanks. -
19:40 -- 19.10.2026In Scripture, faith is described as something that can grow and be strengthened: it comes from hearing the word of Christ; the disciples asked for their faith to be increased, and the father of a sick child… -
19:39 -- 19.10.2026Scripture says that God spoke in the past in many ways, but “in these last days” He has spoken through His Son; the written Word of God is an accessible source of revelation, … -
19:38 -- 19.10.2026The Bible does not contain instructions on “how to read the Bible,” but it does provide examples: studying the Scriptures and checking what you hear against them, explaining the meaning of what you read, asking God… -
19:37 -- 19.10.2026The Gospels explicitly identify one unforgivable sin: blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. In Mark 3, Jesus says this after the scribes claim that He has an unclean spirit. -
19:36 -- 19.10.2026Scripture clearly says that the day and hour of the end have not been revealed: only the Father knows. Jesus calls us to stay watchful and be ready, not to calculate the timing. -
19:35 -- 19.10.2026Scripture does not name a date: only the Father knows the day and hour, and Jesus answers the question about the timing: “It is not for you to know the times.” -
19:34 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament directly teaches us to pray to the Father and contains an example of such a prayer; it also includes addresses to Jesus: Stephen calls on the Lord Jesus, and Revelation ends with the appeal, “Come, Lord Jesus.” -
19:33 -- 19.10.2026The word “antichrist” appears in John’s letters: he writes that the Antichrist will come and that many antichrists have already appeared; an antichrist is someone who denies that… -
19:32 -- 19.10.2026According to the Bible, there is one God—the eternal Creator of heaven and earth. Scripture calls Him Spirit and love, merciful and patient, and holy. This is Scripture’s own description, not an abstract definition. -
19:31 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament calls Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and Lord. He is the Word who was with God, through whom all things came into being, and who became human; He… -
19:30 -- 19.10.2026Scripture presents Satan and the devil as an adversary, tempter, liar, and deceiver. Jesus calls the devil a liar and murderer from the beginning, while Paul calls him the god… -
19:29 -- 19.10.2026In the New Testament, the Spirit is called the Spirit of truth, the Holy Spirit, and the Spirit of God. Jesus speaks of Him as another Helper whom the Father will send; He will teach and remind… -
19:28 -- 19.10.2026The Bible contains no direct commandment about smoking: tobacco is not mentioned in it. The question is addressed by applying biblical principles—self-control and refusing what takes control of a person, care for the body, conscience, and love for one’s neighbor. … -
19:27 -- 19.10.2026The Bible speaks of God’s love for the world and shows His goodness and desire for people’s salvation: He sent His Son so that the world might be saved, does not desire the death of the sinner, and desires that all people be saved. -
19:26 -- 19.10.2026The Bible contains no direct passage about masturbation, so the statement “The Bible says masturbation is a sin” would have no basis. -
19:25 -- 19.10.2026The passages about remarriage after divorce should be read together: in Mark 10:11–12 and Luke 16:18, marrying another after divorce is called adultery without qualification, while Matthew 5:32 and 19:9 include an exception for sexual immorality. -
19:24 -- 19.10.2026There are two different questions here. Regarding the choice of a future spouse, Paul writes explicitly in 1 Cor. 7:39 about a widow: she is free to choose a husband, but “only in the Lord”; 2 Cor. 6:14–18… -
19:23 -- 19.10.2026The Bible directly condemns divination, fortune-telling, sorcery, consulting spirits, and inquiring of the dead, and directs us to God and His Word. -
19:22 -- 19.10.2026Tattoos are mentioned explicitly in Leviticus 19:28, within the Law of Moses; in context, this verse appears among instructions concerning pagan mourning practices and divination. -
19:21 -- 19.10.2026Scripture contains two groups of passages that must be read together. Some speak of God’s preservation and believers’ assurance: no one will snatch Christ’s sheep from… -
19:20 -- 19.10.2026Scripture sets a high standard for the permanence of marriage: Jesus points back to the Creator’s design and restricts divorce, while the Law of Moses allowed a certificate of divorce “because of hardness of heart.” -
19:19 -- 19.10.2026Scripture forbids hypocritical judgment, judging by appearances, and judging in disputes of conscience, as well as taking God’s place as Judge (Matt. 7:1–5; Rom. 14; Jas. 4:11–12). -
19:18 -- 19.10.2026The Bible directly condemns drunkenness and intoxication, but it does not contain a universal prohibition against drinking wine in every circumstance. -
19:17 -- 19.10.2026Scripture connects the confession of sins with God’s forgiveness; Psalm 32:5 directly speaks of confessing to the Lord, while 1 John 1:9 says that when we confess our sins, God forgives and cleanses us. -
19:16 -- 19.10.2026In the New Testament, baptism is closely connected with conversion and salvation (Mark 16:16; Acts 2:38; 22:16; 1 Peter 3:21), while salvation is also described as a gift by grace through faith, not from works (Ephesians 2:8–9). -
19:15 -- 19.10.2026Scripture approves of and commands helping those in need: Israel was told to open its hand to the poor, while John and James say that love and faith are demonstrated by actions, not words. -
19:14 -- 19.10.2026The Torah sets apart the seventh day as holy and commands Israel to observe the Sabbath as a sign of the covenant, while Jesus says that the Sabbath was made for man and that the Son of Man is Lord even of the Sabbath. -
19:13 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament urges believers not to give up meeting together (Heb. 10:24–25) and speaks of the Church as the Body of Christ, in which each person needs the others. -
19:12 -- 19.10.2026Tithing is explicitly commanded in the Law of Israel—for the support of the Levites, for feasts, and for those in need. Jesus mentions tithing when addressing the Pharisees, who lived under the Law. -
19:11 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament does not answer this question in a single verse. Jesus says that He came not to abolish the law, but to fulfill it; the council in Acts 15 did not support the requirement… -
19:10 -- 19.10.2026Scripture does not give a single explanation for every illness. It includes a case where illness is not connected with personal sin (John 9:1–3), and a case where illness is connected with… -
19:09 -- 19.10.2026Scripture does not provide an exhaustive answer to why God allows evil, but it shows several things: evil entered the world through human sin and disobedience;… -
19:08 -- 19.10.2026Scripture does not provide a single explanation for every instance of suffering. It shows that suffering is not always punishment for a specific sin, that the present creation is in a state of decay, that suffering does not mean God has abandoned us, and that pain is not eternal… -
19:07 -- 19.10.2026Scripture does not explain why a particular person was not healed. It shows that believers became ill and were not always healed, that Paul received a different answer to… -
19:06 -- 19.10.2026Scripture gives several possible reasons why a person may not receive what they ask for: the request may not align with God’s will or may be made… -
19:05 -- 19.10.2026Scripture shows that God forgives serious sins when people come to Him in repentance: David after adultery and murder, Paul—the persecutor of the Church, and people who had previously lived in serious sins. -
19:04 -- 19.10.2026The Bible contains no separate commandment worded as “Do not commit suicide.” But human life has special value—people are created in the image of God—and… -
19:03 -- 19.10.2026The New Testament associates sexual intimacy with marriage: marriage should be held in honor, and the marriage bed undefiled, while God will judge the sexually immoral; God’s will is abstinence from sexual immorality. The word “sexual immorality” (Greek -
19:02 -- 19.10.2026Scripture says both that salvation is not earned by works and that living faith is expressed through works. -
19:01 -- 19.10.2026The Bible does not set out to prove God’s existence: it begins with God and assumes that He exists. -
19:00 -- 19.10.2026Scripture begins with the Creator’s design: God created man and woman; a man leaves his father and mother, is united to his wife, and they become one flesh. -
18:59 -- 19.10.2026In Scripture, parents—especially fathers—are told not to provoke their children or discourage them, but to raise them in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. -
18:58 -- 19.10.2026Scripture does not simply say, “anger is sin,” but neither does it justify every kind of anger. Paul writes: in your anger do not sin, do not give the devil a foothold, and put away rage and… -
18:57 -- 19.10.2026Scripture says that pride comes before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall, and that God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. -
18:56 -- 19.10.2026Paul calls the love of money the root of all kinds of evil and warns about the danger of pursuing wealth. -
18:55 -- 19.10.2026The Bible does not use the term “depression” as a medical diagnosis, but it describes people in deep sorrow, discouragement, and despair—psalmists, Elijah, and Paul—and does not condemn them for it. -
18:54 -- 19.10.2026Scripture values work and condemns laziness: God placed man in the garden to care for it, Proverbs warns the lazy, and Paul instructs us to work with our own… -
18:53 -- 19.10.2026The word “reincarnation” does not appear in the Bible, but its texts describe a person’s destiny after death differently: a person is appointed to die once and then stand before… -
18:52 -- 19.10.2026The Bible speaks about “Scripture” in several passages: Paul writes about Scripture as inspired by God and useful for teaching; prophecy in Scripture comes from God through… -
18:51 -- 19.10.2026Scripture urges us not to be anxious and to bring our concerns to God: Paul advises us to present our requests to God with thanksgiving and promises the peace of God; Jesus points to the Father’s care… -
18:50 -- 19.10.2026Scripture calls adultery a sin: the commandment says, “You shall not commit adultery,” while Hebrews 13:4 calls marriage honorable and the marriage bed undefiled. -
18:49 -- 19.10.2026Scripture answers this way: confess your sin to God—He forgives those who confess, and Jesus Christ remains our Advocate; do not let sin reign and surrender yourself to God… -
18:48 -- 19.10.2026Scripture describes people who doubted—the father of a sick child, Thomas, Peter on the water, and John the Baptist—and in these accounts Christ responds to them:… -
18:47 -- 19.10.2026Scripture says “do not be afraid” many times and gives the reason: God’s presence with a person. The psalmist says plainly that when he is afraid, he trusts in God. -
18:46 -- 19.10.2026A disciple of Jesus is someone who follows Him: denying themselves, taking up their cross and following Him, abiding in His word, loving other disciples, and bearing fruit. -
18:45 -- 19.10.2026To live by the Spirit means to live not according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit: Paul contrasts the desires and thoughts of the flesh and the Spirit and writes that the Spirit of God lives in believers, and by the Spirit they put to death the deeds of the flesh. -
18:44 -- 19.10.2026In the Gospel of John, Jesus tells His disciples to ask in His name, promising to do whatever they ask so that the Father may be glorified in the Son. -
18:43 -- 19.10.2026Scripture connects honoring one’s father and mother with children’s obedience and practical care for parents. -
18:42 -- 19.10.2026“To be born again” — Jesus’ words to Nicodemus: without this, no one can see or enter the Kingdom of God. -
18:41 -- 19.10.2026Revelation 13:16–18 speaks of a mark on the right hand or forehead: without it, no one could buy or sell, and this mark is the name of the beast or the number of its name. -
18:40 -- 19.10.2026Scripture distinguishes several stages: death, then the state of the dead before the resurrection (little is said about it), the resurrection, judgment, and the final state—new heaven and new earth. -
18:39 -- 19.10.2026Scripture speaks of judgment and the punishment of unbelievers using several expressions: Gehenna, eternal fire, destruction, the lake of fire, the second death, and eternal punishment. -
18:38 -- 19.10.2026In the New Testament, salvation is described as being by grace through faith, not by works (Eph. 2:8–9); justification is a gift, by the grace of God, through redemption in Christ (Rom. 3:24). -
18:37 -- 19.10.2026Hebrews 11:1 in our translation describes faith as “the assurance of things hoped for” and “the evidence of things not seen.” -
18:36 -- 19.10.2026At the last meal with His disciples, Jesus took bread and the cup: He called the bread His body, and spoke of the cup as the new covenant in His blood, commanding them to do this in remembrance of Him. -
18:35 -- 19.10.2026The Second Coming is the personal return of Jesus Christ. Scripture says that He “will appear a second time,” will come on the clouds and be seen, will raise the dead in Christ, gather the elect, and judge. -
18:34 -- 19.10.2026In the New Testament, tongues appear as a work of the Spirit in specific events and as one of the gifts in the Church. -
18:33 -- 19.10.2026Scripture describes sin in several ways: sin is lawlessness, meaning violation of God’s law; all unrighteousness; and falling short of the glory of God. -
18:32 -- 19.10.2026In 1 Cor 12, Paul writes that the gifts are different, but the Spirit is one: each person is given a manifestation of the Spirit for the common good, and the Spirit distributes the gifts as He wills. -
18:31 -- 19.10.2026In the New Testament, the Gospel is the Good News about Christ. Paul reminds the Corinthians that in the Gospel he preached, Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures,… -
18:30 -- 19.10.2026According to James 1:13–15, God cannot be tempted by evil, and He Himself tempts no one: a person is tempted when drawn away and enticed by his own lust; then, when lust has conceived, it gives birth to sin. -
18:29 -- 19.10.2026In the New Testament, sanctification is both what God does and has done for believers and the way of life to which He calls them. -
18:28 -- 19.10.2026The fruit of the Spirit consists of qualities that Paul contrasts with the works of the flesh: in Galatians 5:22–23, he names nine traits, including love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, and self-control. -
18:27 -- 19.10.2026Repentance in the New Testament means turning to God, not merely feeling sorry: Jesus calls people to repent and believe in the Gospel, while the apostles call them to repent and turn to God, doing deeds worthy of repentance. -
18:26 -- 19.10.2026In the New Testament, fasting is presented as a practice connected with prayer and serving God, but these texts establish no single standard for how often, on which days, or how to fast. -
18:25 -- 19.10.2026In Scripture, the word “heaven” refers both to the place where God dwells and to the future state of believers. “Paradise” is mentioned in Jesus’ promise to the criminal, Paul’s account of being caught up, and the promise of the tree of life. -
18:24 -- 19.10.2026Scripture says that there will be judgment: people are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment; God has appointed a day when He will judge the world through Jesus. -
18:23 -- 19.10.2026The word “Trinity” does not appear in the Bible. Scripture affirms that God is one; distinguishes the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; calls the Word God; and equates lying to the Holy Spirit with… -
18:22 -- 19.10.2026In the New Testament, the Church refers to people: an assembly of believers in a particular place (the Church of God in Corinth) and, more broadly, the Body of Christ, of which He is the Head.
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