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In this Special Edition, we answer a question that a listener submitted to us. Because this question needs a lot of context and explanation, we decided to make it a Friday Special Edition Episode. The question we tackle is: What does it mean in Matt. 11:12 when Jesus said that the violent take it by force?
We believe you will find this podcast fairly intriguing, because we will examine various modes of interpretation for how this verse can be understood. We go over several different things that must be answered before this verse can be interpreted correctly. 
Near the end, we give our take on this verse within its proper context.
We hope you enjoy!
If you have questions concerning the Bible, we highly encourage you to send them in.

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In this study, we examine the many elements the writer mentions concerning the Word of God: it is quick, powerful, sharper than any 2-edged sword, etc. We learn that everything is naked and opened unto the eyes of Him with whom we have to do. We will also hit on a few other things within this wonderful passage.
In our Q&A segment, we answer a question that was submitted unto us regarding Matt. 7:16-20: Ye shall know them by their fruits... What is meant by fruit?
We give somewhat of a detailed answer, and within it will be a challenge for all believers. 
As always, we invite you to listen in... we feel that you will enjoy this episode!

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In this episode, we study the Rest mentioned by the author of Hebrews so often. We look at the warning he gave concerning the possibility of coming short of this rest. We also examine the curious phrase that says the Gospel doesn't profit us unless it is mixed with faith. We see that there is still yet a rest for the children of God. Will you make it to God's rest. or will you fall after the example of Israel's unbelief?
In our Q&A segment, we bring an answer to: Where did Isaac go after the sacrifice?
We believe you will find today's podcast most interesting!

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This is our first ever Special Edition, of which will be released every Friday from here forward. We are thrilled to bring you one of the questions today which needed a longer answer than we could give on our usual Q&A segment on our Hebrews Bible Study.
This is a question that has been debated for years, and we based our stance on the history of the day itself, along with many scripture references. All questions concerning topics such as this can become quite controversial, especially when a definite answer must be given. We request that you prayerfully consider the things covered in this podcast, and allow the Lord to give you your own conviction regarding this subject.

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Today, we will be examining how the author of Hebrews warned his audience against hardening their hearts as Israel did in the provocation in the wilderness. We talk about how those who sinned against God were not allowed to enter into God's rest. We revisit one of the 'if-then' statements that we pointed out a couple of episodes back. In our Q&A segment, we try to give a biblical response to a tough question: Are monetary blessings to be equated as the approval of God? At the end of the program, we have an announcement you don't want to miss... We invite you to join us!

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In today's podcast, we try to figure out why Israel fell in the wilderness. In doing this, we run into the awful sin of unbelief once again. We also issue a warning to all believers during this study, one that was originally given by the Holy Ghost. 
In our Q&A segment, we were asked: What is so significant about Jesus coming into Jerusalem through the Eastern Gate, riding upon a colt? 
We also have 2 announcements at the end of the program, one of which explains that instead of releasing a podcast 5 days a week, we will be going to a Monday, Wednesday, and Friday format. Stay tuned, because there will be another announcement coming soon!

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In this episode, we talk about how Moses was a voluntary servant of God, then we look at several 'if-then' statements, and before we finish, we serve notice on the Calvinistic idea of eternal security by using the practical doctrine of the writer of Hebrews.
In our Q&A segment, we field the question: What did Jesus mean in John 8:31 when He said: 'If you continue in my word, ye are my disciples indeed'? There are some interesting details in this answer... but why read about it all here when you can just listen to it on the podcast? 
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In this study of Heb. 3:1-3, we peruse the idea of God having a house. We learn that Moses had a part in God's house. We also see where Jesus had a part as well. We look at the possibility of Christians having a part in this Great House of God. Do you believe you have a part in it? Our Q&A segment gets interesting with the question: Most atheists and scientists say that the Bible can't be trusted for telling us how the world came into being, because the world came into existence through time, space, and matter... how would you answer them? Join us today to see how we would answer this biblically and scientifically!

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In this episode, we will summarize Hebrews 1 & 2, and examine a few of its prominent themes more in-depth. We will talk about why we know Jesus was not an angel, nor a created being. We will speak of what the angels part and humanity's part is in the world to come. Several topics arise along the way, and then we have a great question in our Q&A segment. We are asked: What is the key of David mentioned in Rev. 3:7? Listen and enjoy!

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In today's study, we look at how Jesus took part of the flesh, becoming one of us. We find out that He did this in order to deliver us from the bondage of the fear of death. We also examine the phrase: 'He took not on Him the nature of angels', and we delve into the Greek language to help us better understand what all of this means for us. In our Q&A segment, we tackle 2 questions. The first is: What is meant in Gen. 20:16 where it says that Abraham was a covering of the eyes to Sarah, and thus Sarah was reproved? The second question: How do we know that Lot's wife was truly turned into a pillar of salt? We hope this podcast will be a blessing to you!