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WHAT
IS TRUTH? |
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Our
Bible beliefs are molded by
history
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tradition •
culture
and
various teachers as they interpret scriptures for us. What we
accept as truth must be firmly established in the Bible. It is
important that each of us makes the truth our own. This interactive
website explores five Bible questions. Each question has a “YES”
and a “NO” answer. You can't pick the wrong answer,
because both are correct. Find out how much you know about
these Bible truths by clicking on either the YES or the NO links
(or both). Let's begin...
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Q1.
Is there only one God?
CLICK
ON "YES" OR "NO" FOR MORE INFO |
YES |
There
is only one Almighty God and He has revealed himself as a unitary
being. The first cause, Jehovah (Yaweh) by name. Before him there
is no other. He is from everlasting to everlasting. He will not share
his glory with any other. Find out more about this one true Almighty
God. |
NO |
The
Bible teaches that there are other gods. None that are equal to the
Almighty God, but these are gods nonetheless. Jesus refers to those
that would become the bride of Christ as gods, Moses is said to have
been made as a god to pharaoh, and Satan is also said to be the god
of this age. Psalms tells us that Jehovah will be worshipped among
the gods! These cannot be “false gods” as that would be
considered blasphemous. All are true “lesser gods”. Understanding
the definition for the word “god” is important . |
Q2.
Do we really live after we die?
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ON "YES" OR "NO" FOR MORE INFO |
YES |
The
Bible teaches that all the dead will rise again in due time. Jesus
died that all may have life and that more abundantly. |
NO |
Many
teach that a person becomes more alive at the moment of death. Satan
told our first parents that they would never die. Has this lie found
its way into popular religious thought in the form of a “life
at death” philosophy? What does the Bible say about death and
the soul? |
Q3.
Are we only allowed to worship God?
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ON "YES" OR "NO" FOR MORE INFO |
YES |
The
Bible teaches that Jehovah alone must be worshiped as Almighty God.
Jehovah will not share His glory with any other. The worship of another
as Almighty God is considered idolatry. |
NO |
Others
can and will be worshipped according to the Bible. Jesus tells us
in Revelation that he will cause all humanity to bow down and worship
before the overcomers, the true church. Abraham worshipped the three
angels. Jesus is to be worshipped as the Son of God. We need to understand
the definition of the word 'worship' and how it applies to Jehovah
God and his creation. |
Q4.
Is today the only day of salvation?
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ON "YES" OR "NO" FOR MORE INFO |
YES |
The
Bible teaches that only those that are called of God can come to Christ
and be saved. So for these, today is the day of salvation. The Bible
says that there is a special salvation to those that believe today. |
NO |
The
Bible talks about a narrow way that leads to life where few find it,
but it also talks of a highway where many will travel on it. Billions
of people have lived and have never heard of the only name under heaven
to receive salvation. Yet the Bible tells us that God would have all
to be saved and come to a knowledge of the truth. It also speaks about
Jesus being the light that enlightens all that come into the world.
This cannot be today, during the gospel age, as many have died not
knowing of Jesus. |
Q5.
Will we go to heaven after we die?
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ON "YES" OR "NO" FOR MORE INFO |
YES |
During
the gospel age, God is calling out individuals to become part of his
church to rule and reign with Christ. These will be on the throne
with Christ in heaven (Acts 15:14). |
NO |
Most believe that there are only two options after death, heaven or
hell. However, the Bible speaks of a third option, a perfect earth
as a result of the restitution of all things back to the way it was
in the garden of Eden. Those that are not called by God during the
Gospel age will not go to heaven. But that doesn’t mean they
will go to a fiery hell. What does the Bible say about restitution?
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