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NOTE from Jack Kelley of Grace Thru Faith:
Announcing a new website feature!
Recent events in the world have brought us many new readers and generated many questions. I've answered them all individually via email but from now on I'll be publishing the ones that give added insight into the prophetic issues that confront us as well. I've done a little editing, mostly to conserve space and correct spelling and grammar, but overall the questions appear pretty much as you wrote them. I'll continue to add new questions with my answers as I receive them in a non-stop Q & A designed to give even greater insight into the times in which we live. We're calling this feature "Ask a Bible Teacher" and making it a separate category on the right hand menu bar of the Home Page. Here's a sample of questions we've recently received.
Click on the individual links to find Jack's answers to these fascinating questions! Enjoy and be blessed. He updates OFTEN! Click HERE for updates. Peggy
I have been listening to some teaching by a messianic Jewish bible scholar who was talking about the identify of the antichrist. Though he agrees no one knows the antichrist's identity, he believes the little horn mentioned in Daniel suggests the antichrist will be (a)-syrian. What are your thoughts?
A magazine article I read recently seems to say that the unsaved dead don't suffer eternal punishment, but will have a chance to accept salvation at the Great White Throne judgment if they've never heard the Gospel before.
In the epistle of Jude, Chapter 1, Verses 14 &15, (KJV) he mentions a prophecy of Enoch dealing with the return of the Lord accompanied by ten thousands of His saints to execute judgment upon all.
I periodically re-read sections of the bible. Each time I find more that I did not see before. This time I am in 1 Corinthians 11. I am concerned that I need to cover my head when I worship or pray. Can you expand on what this chapter is referring to?
I have a question. What should I do when my own country is pressuring Israel to give up more of the Holy Land?
My question is this: I know that before Jesus died for us, no one could go to heaven and be in the presence of God. Where did Enoch go when he was translated, and where did Elijah go when he was taken up into heaven?
I read the 7 things that are supposed to happen when the end is near and I am pretty terrified now. It sounds like things are going to get so incredibly terrible in this world and we may suffer greatly before the Lord comes. Is this true? Can you tell me something to educate me? further?
I never want to hurt my Father's feelings, or cause Him shame, but Sometimes I act before I think. Am I the only one who does this?
According to Islamic eschatology, the messiah son of Mary (Mashi Isa bin Maryam = Jesus) defeats the anti-Christ Ad-Daajal. Al-Mahdi is not considered to be the masiah but rather a leader who unites and leads Muslims.
Thank you so much for the article about 7 things you should know about prophecy. The only thing that I don’t understand is the Ezekiel 38-39 battle happening right after the rapture and before the false peace (at the beginning of Daniel's 70th week).
God said that this generation would not pass till all be fulfilled....etc. As one adheres to the Matthew 1 review of the 14,14,14 generations to Jesus' birth, the AVERAGE of each generation is 45.8 years.
My son is 19 years old with many ideas, hopes and dreams for his future. I remember how I felt at his age. He wants to experience life as he knows it and serve the Lord here. What do you think we will be doing after the rapture? What does the Bible say about this?
When the rapture does come, how will we meet the "Lord in the air?" Will our spirits be removed from our bodies and then our earth bodies just drop dead? Or will our earthly as well a spiritual bodies just disappear?
If one has professed of being born again but in time has gone back to the ways of the world (one’s sinful deeds), continues on in such behavior even when one knows that it is wrong, never asks forgiveness and then passes away before repenting. Where would one go?
My question is, do you see this movement tied in the end times deception, or one of the 7 churches in Rev 2 & 3, or just a distraction that will soon fade away
I have heard 2 Thessalonians 2:3 "Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition;" interpreted in 2 ways. What are your thoughts?
My questions are: What happened to people when they died before when Jesus died on the cross? Who went to heaven and who went to hell? What happens to people who die who haven't heard about Jesus?
I was just wondering what your opinion is on this Gospel of Judas that has mysteriously shown up recently.
It seems that if Jesus were buried Thursday afternoon, he wouldn't have been in the grave 3 full days and 3 full nights. For that to have happened, he would have had to been crucified on Wednesday. Any thoughts?
I discovered your web site last month. I' m delighted that you are so focused on Ezekiel 38&39. I've been fascinated with this prophecy for 35 years and have never seen it so close to fruition.
I have a question related to the Transfiguration of Jesus. Why did He only take three apostles to witness it instead of taking all twelve?
I've noticed lately that there's been a barrage of "discoveries" by scientists where they are trying to disprove the Bible as being inspired of the Spirit, and trying to disprove miracles in the Bible.
We are all sinners, and though I thank God every day for all he has provided me, and beg him to not leave me, how do I know when all is said and done and I am standing before God he will not say to me, "Be gone! I know you not."
