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   Nov 30, 2017 · The strongest candidate for a Biblical reference to China is Isaiah 49:12, a description of Jews returning from captivity: “Behold, these shall come from far away, and behold, these from the ...

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2. www.npr.org › 2010/07/19 › 128546334In The Land Of Mao, A Rising Tide Of Christianity - NPR

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   Jul 19, 2010 · Among them is Yao Hong, a 38-year-old woman in a maroon jacket who became a Christian almost two decades ago, seeking comfort after her husband at the time had an affair. She believes it's ...

3. reasons.org › explore › publicationsNotable Christians Open to an Old ... - Reasons to Believe

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   Jan 1, 2000 · The Bible does not say, “Thou shalt believe in a young earth.” The fact is, no verse in the Bible makes any claims as to the age of the earth. All the so-called verses that young earth proponents point to can be interpreted by the reader to mean old or young. The key doctrines of the Bible are not affected by either interpretation.

4. davidjeremiah.blog › shattering-the-myths-ofShattering the Myths of Predestination - David Jeremiah Blog

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   • What Does It Mean to Be Chosen by God?
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   Most of us vividly remember the team selection process from our days on the playground. Whether it was dodgeball or kickball or softball, team captains would take turns naming players to join their team. They typically made selections based on two factors: popularity and athletic ability. Knowing these criteria made it especially painful for those ...

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   One way to better understand the doctrine of election is to set aside common misunderstandings. Let’s explore the truth regarding four common myths about predestination.

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   Sometimes people get into the doctrine of predestination, and it seems like such an abstract concept that they forget its present-day application. Predestination is not just about who goes to heaven and who doesn’t; it is about how we handle ourselves on the way and our attitude as we fulfill this vision that God has for us. God chooses people to b...

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5. www.davidjeremiah.org › age-of-signs › 11-questions11 Questions You've Always Wondered About the End Times

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   • Are we living in the Apocalypse? We are closer to the end than ever before. That's an obvious statement, but many who don't even believe in the Bible believe the world will one day end and that we are getting closer to that time.
   • Who or what are the four horsemen of the Apocalypse? Numerous movies and TV shows have dealt with apocalyptic circumstances, and many of us have heard of the four horsemen.
   • What does 666 mean? During the Tribulation, every living person will be required to bear the mark of the Beast—the number 666. According to Revelation 13, the Beast from the earth (the False Prophet) will introduce the mark: "He causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name" (Revelation 13:16–17).
   • What is the Battle of Armageddon? The Battle of Armageddon marks the triumphant ending of the Tribulation period. It is the final battle between the forces of good and evil, with Jesus as the victor.

6. www.academia.edu › 90706521A New Framework of Four Types of Theology: Implications from ...

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   To Dr. Victor Emma-Adamah Wenfu Zheng PRTS:ST891 A New Framework of Four Types of Theology: Implications from The Decision Models of The Bible Figures It is commonly accepted that theology is defined as a systematic study of religion, in which human aims to recognize supernatural entities and their relationship with the human.

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   Does science have to deny God?

   • Dr. Ross and the Reasons to Believe staff are providing a much-needed voice showing that science does not have to deny God. In fact, when science is approached without a naturalistic bias, it provides strong evidence for the existence of the biblical God. The Seventh “Day” Is Thousands of Years Long

   Notable Christians Open to an Old-universe, Old-earth Perspective

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   What is a biblical reference to China?

   • Public domain: Creative Commons 1.0 license, via Wikimedia Commons. The strongest candidate for a Biblical reference to China is Isaiah 49:12, a description of Jews returning from captivity: “Behold, these shall come from far away, and behold, these from the north and from the west, and these from the land of Sinim.”

   Where Are The Chinese People In God’s Word? | Tom Hobson

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   Was China important to God?

   • The closest such verse I can find is Ezekiel 30:5, which mentions the “Land of the Covenant,” which sounds like the modern Israeli name in Hebrew for the “United States” (Artzoth-ha-Berith, “The Lands of the Covenant”). But while China may have been barely if at all visible on the radar of the Biblical audience, China was always important to God.

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   Does the Bible say about China?

   • And yes, the Bible’s declarations about “all” of humankind apply also to the Chinese. But could there still have been at least one specific reference to China in God’s word? Photo by Nicolas Perrault III. Public domain: Creative Commons 1.0 license, via Wikimedia Commons.

   Where Are The Chinese People In God’s Word? | Tom Hobson

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   Does God speak more about China than America?

   • God’s word may speak more specifically about China than it does about America. The closest such verse I can find is Ezekiel 30:5, which mentions the “Land of the Covenant,” which sounds like the modern Israeli name in Hebrew for the “United States” (Artzoth-ha-Berith, “The Lands of the Covenant”).

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   Who viewed Jesus as a human being?

   • C. No one who lived with Jesus ever doubted his humanity Observing those around Jesus, everyone looked upon him as a human being, a teacher, or a healer (Matt.4:23-25). The crowd knew Jesus and His family. They recognized Jesus as the human one.

   (PDF) The Hypostatic Union: Biblical Evidence and The Process with Two

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   "All things"(“παντα”) means that no creation is excluded. 10 To Dr. Stephen Myers Wenfu Zheng PRTS:ST883 Jesus’s creation of the world is found in Col.1:16-17. "By Him" (“εν αυτω”) does not mean that he is a vessel or an instrument, but rather that He is the driving cause, for "by" means the original driving cause.