Sunday, November 26, 2017

THRU THE BIBLE: QUESTIONS & ANSWERS


DR. J. VERNON MCGEE, TH.D.

THIS WEEK’S Q & A: RE-AIRED NOVEMBER 25, 2017
Note: These Questions & Answers #3137 originally aired on Thru The Bible radio beginning in 1967 until Dr. J. Vernon McGee’s death in 1988.

THIS WEEK’S QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Every year about November we're reminded of our political system which allows their voices to be heard by voting. So the question arises what is the Christian response to politics. Well, stay with us to find out.

1) Why was Abel told about the appropriate sacrifice and not Cain? Is this an issue of free will and predestination?

2) How can we have a consistent prayer life?

3) Can someone who is living communicate with the dead?

4) Will our new bodies be like those of Adam and Eve after the creation and before the fall?

5) Should a Christian be involved in the political process?



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JOHN VERNON MCGEE was born in Hillsboro, Texas, in 1904. Dr. McGee remarked, “When I was born and the doctor gave me the customary whack, my mother said that I let out a yell that could be heard on all four borders of Texas! His Creator well knew that he would need a powerful voice to deliver a powerful message.

On the morning of December 1, 1988, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, age 84, fell asleep in his chair and quietly passed into the presence of his Savior. » Find out more

This 30-minute weekend program shares Dr. McGee’s answers to Bible questions sent in over the years by listeners to his daily Thru the Bible program. Topics range in subject matter from deep theological issues to questions about moral and social issues Christians face in their daily walk with the Lord.

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