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Free Bible study video series: Manners & Customs Used in Scripture
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An Overview of Manners & Customs in the Bible; Gird Up the Loins of Your Mind, 1 Peter 1:13; Oil lamps (lights) in the Biblical World
We are planning on adding 3 or 4 videos to this article each week.
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Is an earthquake an act of God or the will of God? According to the Bible, verse
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According to the Bible, wherein God speaks for Himself, earthquakes are acts of the Devil, God’s archenemy, and a fallen world. Ditto for hurricanes, tornadoes, cyclones, floods, famines (from not enough rain), and all other destructive “natural” events. This is in keeping with Jesus’ statement in John 10:10 that Satan’s goals relative to mankind are to “steal, kill, and destroy.” Is that what earthquakes do? Yes—just ask the residents of Haiti and other counties that have been hit hard by an earthquake.
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Where is God When Tragedy Strikes? / Why does God allow evil to happen?
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“Why did God allow this to happen?” This is often the question that runs through the minds of family and friends when tragedy occurs. To some, it sounds too hideous to say something like, “God killed your son,” when a child is killed in a car accident. So they euphemistically say that God “allowed” the child to die such a death. But can a logical mind make any distinction between the two?
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Is everything that happens God's will? Job asked God many times, Why me?
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The New Testament makes it crystal clear that not everything that happens is God’s will. For example, Jesus instructed his disciples to pray that God’s will would be done on earth (Matthew 6:10). If everything that happens is God’s will...
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