
I. Why are there so many versions of the Bible? Is there a preferred version
we use at this church and why?
• The primary differences between the Bible translations is
• A fundamental component of Christianity is the
II. Could you explain how BC works and why AD doesn’t seem to start at Jesus’ birth?
• During the Reformation and Renaissance people used “
• AD doesn’t align with Jesus’ birth due to improved
III. Do people who have a relationship with Jesus go to heaven or hell if they keep committing a sin? If a “saved” person steps away from God do they need to get “saved” again or is there a necessary “refresher course” or prayer?
• When we put our faith in Jesus Christ as
• A Christian can forfeit their salvation through
IV. Does the Bible mention any unforgivable sins? If so, what are they?
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• Refusal to
• Living in an
V. Curiosity has got the best of me. How is it decided which books to go through? Why not just go from beginning to end? What is the method to your madness?
• Josh (’10), Col (‘11), Neh (‘11), 1&2 Ki (’11), Eph. (’12), The Law (’12), James (’13), Hos (’14), Jude (’14), Amos (’15), John (’15-‘16), Prov (’17), 1&2 Pet (’18), Hab (‘18), Hag (‘18), Mal (‘19), Rom (’19-‘20), Eccl (’20), Luke (’21-’22), 1 Cor (’23-’24), Jonah (’24), Phil (‘24), Joel (‘25)
VI. Where do you find proof of the trinity in the Bible?
• God is 3 divine and eternal
• A god in singularity would be perfect in
• A God in trinity would be perfect in
VII. Why does the Bible give us the number and size of the fish caught by the disciples in Jn. 21:11?
• The Bible’s reference to miracles is
• “Chronological snobbery” is the
VIII. Is there a difference between our soul and our spirit?
• The soul is the
• The spirit is the part of a person’s inner life that is the core of their being which