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The agnostic believes if there is a God, it's impossible to prove it.
The atheist believes in the existence of God.
There are many proofs to substantiate a belief in a personal and knowable God.
God's providential care of all things involves four things: His ways, His wisdom, His work, and His will.
The best English word that we have to describe the Hebrew word meaning "incomprehensible" is "wonderful".
God is corruptible, while man is incorruptible.
The word "holy" means to be separate, to set apart, separation.
God not only knows the beginning from the end, He has a beginning and an end Himself.
God's position in the universe does not speak of His greatness like His power does.
At the root of all our problems that we think are either overwhelming or insurmountable is a misunderstanding or a misapplication of who God is and what God can do.
God's powerful control of all things hinge on His position, His power and His pleasure.
The sovereignty of God does not leave us to ourselves, even though it looks like that from our point of view.
Isaiah 43:13 says, "Indeed before the day was, I am He; and there is no one who can deliver out of My hand; I work, but many reverse it."
Providence means there is a purpose behind events; that God is taking care of us even though we do not understand the course of an event.
God's wisdom is behind His ways.
God's power is unique, although it is not unlimited.
God's power is seen only in creation and in His care of His people.
One way to "fear" God is to keep His commandments.
Giving to the Lord is not an act of "fearing" God.
Proverbs 19:23 says that the "fear of the LORD leads to life . . ."
The word "hallelujah" means "praise the Lord".
The Hebrew word "shekah" is our word for worship and its primary meaning is "to bow down".
Holiness means "separation" and is translated sanctify or purify.
God is no respecter of persons and does not have standards of holiness.
God does not expect us to be holy in our conduct.
The Hebrew word "tsedeq" means "to bow down".
The instructor defines worship as "the personal relationship of the believer with God that makes all other pursuits in life secondary."
The Greek word "mega" means "medium".
The word "diadem" as found in Revelation 19:12, means "many crowns".
Deuteronomy 6:4-5 reads, "Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one." The word one there is the same word for one found in Genesis 2:24 where it reads, "a man should leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife and thetwo shall become one flesh."
Nowhere in the Bible is Jesus Christ called "God".
The tri-unity of God means that god is one, but He manifests Himself in three persons.
The English word "amen" and the Hebrew word "aman" both mean "faithful".
Psalm 103:8 says, "The LORD is good and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in goodness."
When you appeal to God for spiritual cleansing and pardon from your sin, you appeal to His merciful character.
Multiple Choice
Isaiah 9:6 reads, "For unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given; And the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called __________."
Romans 9:14 says, "What shall we say then? Is there unrighteousness with God? _____________"
The proper response to God's mercy is
The New Testament word "patient" is makrothumeo, meaning:
The Greek word anexikakos means:
The love of God is a divine resource that human beings need . . .
The love of God is a divine reassurance that eliminates
First Timothy 2:5 says, "For there is one God and one Mediator between God and men, . . . ."
The materialist believes
God is
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