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Bible questions and answers with Michael Pearl. 

Bible questions and answers with Michael Pearl.

Don't all Bibles say the same thing? Does it matter if you read from the  King James Bible, the NIV, or any of the other translations?  After  graduating Bible college, studying Greek, and preaching and teaching the  word of God for over 50 years, Michael Pearl has some information that  may surprise you in this two part series.

Michael Pearl teaches on the topic of grace as it is used throughout  the Bible. All the verses on grace are covered. 

Bible questions and answers with Michael Pearl.  

Michael Pearl opens new insights as he teaches the Gospel of Matthew,  describing it as the last book in the old covenant. A grasp of this  unique book is essential to a proper understanding of the New Testament.

The book of Jude is written to "the saints" (Jude 3), and as such challenges every believer to contend for his own faith, not just your pastor. But how can we do that if we don't believe or understand the Word of God? And how will we understand the Word of God if we don't study it? With each of the warnings in the Bible of coming apostasies, the exhortation that follows is to remember, study and teach the sound doctrine of the Word of God. This is our challenge; how then will we accomplish it?

The book of Jude is written to "the saints" (Jude 3), and as such challenges every believer to contend for his own faith, not just your pastor. But how can we do that if we don't believe or understand the Word of God? And how will we understand the Word of God if we don't study it? With each of the warnings in the Bible of coming apostasies, the exhortation that follows is to remember, study and teach the sound doctrine of the Word of God. This is our challenge; how then will we accomplish it?

The book of Jude is written to "the saints" (Jude 3), and as such challenges every believer to contend for his own faith, not just your pastor. But how can we do that if we don't believe or understand the Word of God? And how will we understand the Word of God if we don't study it? With each of the warnings in the Bible of coming apostasies, the exhortation that follows is to remember, study and teach the sound doctrine of the Word of God. This is our challenge; how then will we accomplish it?

The book of Jude is written to "the saints" (Jude 3), and as such challenges every believer to contend for his own faith, not just your pastor. But how can we do that if we don't believe or understand the Word of God? And how will we understand the Word of God if we don't study it? With each of the warnings in the Bible of coming apostasies, the exhortation that follows is to remember, study and teach the sound doctrine of the Word of God. This is our challenge; how then will we accomplish it?