How Do I Know That I Love God?
Q: How do I know that I love God? How do I know I’m not doing all the spiritual things just because I’m ‘supposed to’?
What are some good resources for understanding the Bible culture and society of the Old Testament times and the New Testament times?
Here are Michael Easley’s favorite resources for understanding Biblical culture. He shares details about Dr. Tom Constable’s notes and the value of in-depth study tools. For every believer, understanding the context of the Bible is crucial.
Life and Times of Jesus The Messiah by Alfred Edersheim
Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes by Kenneth E. Bailey
Talk Thru The Bible by Kenneth Boa and Bruce Wilkinson
The Words and Works of Jesus Christ by J. Dwight Pentecost
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Q: How do I know that I love God? How do I know I’m not doing all the spiritual things just because I’m ‘supposed to’?
Q: What form is God the Father? If Jesus is the bodily man form, the Spirit is the spirit form, what is God the Father’s? Does He also have a body?
Q: Should Christians study extra biblical books like the book of Enoch? Can these books be considered inerrant like the Bible?