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Cain's father?
Date: 7/16/20
Name: Rick Davis
Country: USA
Email: davisrick823@yahoo.com
Message:
Who do you think Cains father is? Make up your own
mind after studying the following verses in a KJV
Bible.
Genesis 3:15 [God is telling us, Satan had seed
[offspring]; also, research what the fallen angels
were doing later in Genesis chapter 6, the reason
for Noah's flood.];
http://biblehub.com/interlinear/genesis/3-15.htm
Matthew 13:18-23, 13:37-42 [Jesus speaking in both
sets of verses; do you believe Him?];
http://www.concordant.org/version/NewFiles/01_Matt
hew.htm [second witness]
John 8:38, 41-44; [do you believe Jesus?]
http://www.concordant.org/version/NewFiles/04_John
.htm
[This is so important; notice how the word father
is spelled in each verse: see another example in
the Bible where a lower case f and upper case f
are used, which is in Matthew 23:9. The different
cases are used to bring your attention to who is
being talked about.]
{Father upper case F = God, Matthew 23:9}
{father lower case f = earthly father [parent],
Matthew 23:9. This is not saying your earthly
father is of Satan.}
{Father with upper case F = God, John 8:42}
{father with lower case f = Satan, John 8:44, they
are the offspring of Satan};
1 John 3:10, 12; [The wicked one is his father?
Why did Cain slay Abel]? Read for yourself!
http://www.concordant.org/version/NewFiles/23_Firs
tJohn.htm
Revelation 2:9 and 3:9. Why would Jesus want you
to know who the ones claiming to be Jews are, but
lie? See John 8:44; You'll have to dig a little
deeper to see more clearly the connection between
Cain, Satan, and the Jews who lie [kenites].
Genesis 3:16; Sorrow = Her progeny would grow up
to be enemies, even do murder [Cain]. Cain and
Abel come of age together, documented by them
reaching the age to sacrifice at the same time.
Cains sacrifice was not fit, Abel's was. Cain then
murdered Abel, Genesis 4:8. Genesis 3:15 lets us
know that a seed war is raging; between the good
seed and the bad seed. Check out the word seed in
this verse in a Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance;
it means progeny.
She again bare his brother Abel:
Genesis 4:2; Research the word again as used in
this verse, using a Strong's Concordance. It means
continued. Hebrew word 3254. If you continue in
labor after giving birth to one child, it means
you are going to give birth to at least one more
child. The word children is plural, meaning more
than one.
http://biblehub.com/interlinear/genesis/4-2.htm
First liar [Cain]. From whom did he learn to lie?
Who is the father of lying?
Genesis 4:9; John 8:44;
Why is Cain not in Christ's or Adam's genealogy?
Adam is in Christ's genealogy. Hmm??? Do you
believe God made a mistake? Believe what ever you
want to. Luke 3 (Christ's lineage) Genesis 4
(Cain's lineage) Genesis 5 (Adam's lineage); First
one in Adams genealogy is Seth. The genealogies of
Christ and Adam are two witnesses for John 8:44
and other verses.
Please e-mail me with your explanations of who
Cain's father is, based on applicable verses, of
course. Please use the [KJV] bible only. This
might be a really informative Bible study. Print
it out and use it as a guide in your studies of
the KJV Bible. Study daily anyway, you'll be truly
amazed at what you can learn. Thank you.
Bible study sites and one TV channel:
Dish Network channel 256 = Shepherds Chapel (Live
streaming free on You-Tube and Roku also), highly
recommended). Try the videos of Mr. Ravi Zacharias
and Mr. John Lennox on You-Tube also.
http://www.coghomeschool.org/site/cog_archives/boo
klets/How%20To%20Solve%20Bible%20Difficulties.pdf
[This article gives us tips on how to and how not
to study the Bible]
http://www.theseason.org/home.htm [all of the old
and new testament with study notes]
http://www.mybiblestudiesandcomments.com/index.htm
l
http://www.goodnewsministry.com/books.html (Bible
study with explanation notes)
www.americanwisdomseries.com
http://americanwisdomseries.com/Plan%20of%20God.ht
ml [Plan of God, a little lengthy, but very
informative]
Division?
Date: 7/2/20
Name: Harold Moore
Country: USA
Email: hm0001945@gmail.com
Message:
Luke 12:51 Suppose ye that I am come to give peace
on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather division:
Luke 12:52 For from henceforth there shall be five
in one house divided, three against two, and two
against three.
John 7:43 So there was a division among the people
because of him. (A second witness. Who were they
divided about? Jesus Himself; nothing has changed
even until today).
Think about all the divisions you see no matter
where you look today. Some examples follow:
Believers in God/those who deny God exists,
Creationism/Evolution; religious affiliation;
political affiliation (pro Trump/anti Trump);
sexual orientation; financial status; skin
color/race; abortion; etc. It certainly appears to
me that the lines have been drawn everywhere you
look. This list is not all inclusive; I'm sure
many more obvious divides exist and could be
mentioned here.
Was Jesus speaking of division among believers in
one family or in society in general in the above 3
verses? In any case, division is apparent in this
day and age to me. See the next 3 verses for some
insight.
Romans 16:17 Now I beseech you, brethren, mark
them which cause divisions and offences contrary
to the doctrine which ye have learned; and avoid
them.
Romans 16:18 For they that are such serve not our
Lord Jesus Christ, but their own belly; and by
good words and fair speeches deceive the hearts of
the simple.
1 Corinthians 1:10 Now I beseech you, brethren, by
the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all
speak the same thing, and that there be no
divisions among you; but that ye be perfectly
joined together in the same mind and in the same
judgment.
Isaiah 5:20 Woe unto them that call evil good, and
good evil; that put darkness for light, and light
for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet
for bitter!
Again, does the above verse describe what we see
today? It sure seems to fit in most situations in
my opinion. A lot of people are definitely
confused about what is right and what is wrong and
who has the authority to decide what is right and
what is wrong. If that decision is left up to each
individual (subjective moral reasoning) we end up
with all of the problems that cause so much
division in the first place; Believer/unbeliever;
Creationism/Evolution; religious affiliation;
conservative/liberal; pro life/pro choice; pro
homosexual/anti homosexual; rich/poor; skin
color/race; it goes on and on). Myself and many
others know that God should be the one who decides
right from wrong. If more did that, would mankind
be better off? Of course they would.
Hebrews 4:12 For the word of God is quick, and
powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword,
piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and
spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a
discerner of the thoughts and intents of the
heart.
Final thoughts: It is the truth of the word that
divides. Yes, Christ (the living word) brings
division, but that division is between good and
evil. Which side will you be on? "We need to get
back to the truth in the word, and under God which
this country was founded upon." Follow the truth,
expect division, and keep your eyes on the
Heavenly Father; then you will receive all the
glory.
Study your Bibles completely; seek Him and His
truths in the word. By doing that you will learn
which side of the division God wants you on.
Contradiction?
Date: 6/19/20
Name: Harvey Vititoe
Country: USA
Email: harvey_32@gmx.com
Message:
Luke 14:26 If any man come to me, and [hate] not
his father, and mother, and wife, and children,
and brethren, and sisters, yea, and his own life
also, he cannot be my disciple. (Jesus is speaking
in this verse. Do you honestly believe Jesus tells
us to hate our parents? Also, see Matthew 10:37).
I understand that many believe there are numerous
contradictions in the Bible. There are numerous
books and websites dedicated to listing those
perceived contradictions; thus promoting distrust
and unbelief based on those perceived
contradictions. The above verses are just one
example of many where some would think an obvious
contradiction in God's word occurs. They don't go
any further and conclude that the Bible is full of
contradiction. Where are the perceived
contradictions? In our heads. It is due to some
obvious mistranslations, not studying further, and
lack of understanding. [See Matthew 13:11; Mark
4:12; Luke 8:10; Clearly, not all are given
understanding. I wonder why]?
Most only cherry pick a verse here and there, they
never get a complete picture or learn of the
mistranslations; biblical illiteracy and lack of
confidence in the Bible are thus rampant. I wonder
who promotes these ideas? You get one guess. Study
of the Bible is encouraged; study it patiently and
diligently. In other words, use the study tools
that will help you to better understand the Bible;
such as the following: Strong's Exhaustive
Concordance, Smith's Bible dictionary, and a
Green's interlinear Bible, to name a few.
Let's get back to the word [hate]. Is there an
obvious contradiction here or not? Or, could the
word [hate] be a mistranslation from the original
language word in the Greek manuscripts? The word
[hate], properly translated here, actually means
to [love less]. We are to love our earthly family
a little less than our heavenly Father, that's all
[see Matthew 10:37 again]. Once you learn the real
meaning, there is no contradiction here. Check it
out for yourself in a Strong’s Exhaustive
Concordance, don't trust me. What is a
concordance, you say? I recommend doing this each
time you think there is a contradiction in God's
word. See definition of concordance next:
Concordance: a noun meaning, agreement; concord;
harmony: an alphabetical index of the principal
words of a book, as of the Bible, with a reference
to the passage in which each occurs. (a bible
dictionary, basically).
The Strong's Exhaustive Concordance, [highly
recommended], is a very useful tool for studying
the scriptures. It takes every single word of the
King James Version Bible and lists where each word
can be found in the scriptures, plus, it gives a
correct definition in English of the original
language word (Hebrew or Greek). It is useful for
locating scripture verses that you know the words
to, but don't know the book, chapter and verse.
Try the online concordance at the website below:
http://www.eliyah.com/lexicon.html
Continue to study the whole Bible with the tools
available today. Also, see Psalm 119:160 and John
17:17.
Please reply.
Evil hates light!
Date: 6/18/20
Name: Carol Winston
Country: USA
Email: winston_carol@aol.com
Message:
John 3:20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the
light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds
should be reproved.
[Light symbolizes God and His truth; darkness
equals the opposite, everything that is anti-God:
the wicked, evil, liars and lying, deceit, etc.
All who do evil hate the truth, they fear their
sins will be exposed; they fear accountability,
they are ashamed. See Ephesians 5:12-13.
Hopefully, some can even be brought to repentance
when their sin is exposed].
REPROVED: Blamed; reprehended; convinced of a
fault. By conviction to bring to the light, to
expose.
Ecclesiastes 12:14 For God shall bring every work
into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it
be good, or whether it be evil.
2 Peter 3:3 Knowing this first, that there shall
come in the last days scoffers, walking after
their own lusts,
[You encounter many scoffers today: unbelievers,
those who ridicule believers, those who try to
deceive believers, etc. All you have to do is let
it be known you are a believer. Those who hate the
light (truth) will scoff at you].
We are all accountable for every work and every
secret thing, good (rewarded) or bad (penalized).
No one can hide and escape from God's judgment, no
one. Many are afraid and don't want to be
accountable to Him, thus they deny Him. They know
what they have done in the past and they know God
knows also. But, that is the beauty of true
Christianity, whomsoever means anyone can come to
their senses, submit and be forgiven. Wow! What a
concept. See these verses also: Proverbs 2:13-14;
Isaiah 50:10; Acts 26:18; 2 Corinthians 4:6 and
6:14; Ephesians 5:8 and 11, 6:12; Colossians 1:13.
Keep studying or start today!