Thursday January 9, 2020 (Ask the Theologian) from Ask The Theologian by Dr. Randy White. Released: 2020. Track 1,036. Genre: Speech.
* What is Siyum HaShas?
* Why would the ‘compilers’ call the fourth Gospel the Gospel of John? I heard it was written after John’s epistles? (1 John, etc.)?
* Ultimately, isn't the Holy Spirit the true author of every book of the Bible? Does the human writer really matter?
* Do you know of an Old Testament verse that says someone will physically die just to have sins forgiven?
* In Genesis 24:60 they use the word ‘millions’. This is the only use of this word in the KJV that I see. In the book of Revelation 9:16 it says ‘..two hundred thousand thousand…’ (in other words a 200 million man army). I’m just curious why they didn’t use the word ‘millions’ in the book of Revelation? Is it true that the Greek language has a maximum number of 10,000 or 100,000?
* Should the Old Testament verses regarding treatment of the ‘wayfarer’ and ‘alien’ force believers to speak out/protest the supposed ‘cages’ on the American border?
* How were Gentiles in the Old Testament saved?
* Did the issue of righteousness continue to effect Israel, concerning the Gospel of the Kingdom, to uphold the requirements of that gospel?
* Has the nation of Israel, as God's peculiar people, been temporarily set aside today during the dispensation of grace? If so, must we support Israel from a biblical perspective, or rather as a friend and ally?
* What was Charles Ryrie’s position on Calvinism?
* Any guess on why God would impose such a strenuous law, only to do away with it at a later date? In other words, why bother in the first place?
* What are your thoughts on the rabid antisemitism coming from the New Fundamentalist Baptist Church such as the pastor out in Tempe? What is a good biblical approach to answering their view on Israel/Jews?
* I’m not convinced that God exactly wanted Israel to go under the Law at all, but rather He wanted Israel to be honest in the desert and to admit that they need Him to do all of it for them by His goodness and grace and never out of their own performance. God showed them on several occasions when journeying in the desert that they couldn’t follow the simplest of rules. How could God expect Israel to produce their own righteousness?
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