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Will there be a great apostasy / falling away during the end times? What is apostasy? Why does the great apostasy need to occur before the antichr...

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What is a faith conversion? What does it mean to be converted? Why is it so difficult for some people to convert?

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Is partial preterism biblical? What do partial preterists believe? Have most of the events described in Revelation already occurred?

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What is lordship salvation? Does a person have to submit to Jesus’ lordship to be saved?

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What happened on Kristallnacht? What is the meaning of the word Kristallnacht? Why is there such much anti-Semitism?

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If I do not forgive others, does that mean my sins are not forgiven? What does Matthew 6:14-15 mean? Is my own forgiveness based on whether I have...

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What is the Global Methodist Church? What caused the Global Methodist Church to separate from the United Methodist Church?

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What does the Bible say about compromise? Why is it such a powerful temptation for a Christian to compromise his/her values?

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How does psychology work with biblical counseling? Are psychology and biblical counseling compatible?

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10. To whom does Psalm 2:7 refer with the words, “You are my son, today I have begotten you”? | GotQuestions.org

To whom does “You are my son, today I have begotten you” refer? What is the meaning of Psalm 2:7?

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