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>>20037606
Because The more I study the Bible, the more I know more about our Creator. As I grow in knowledge of God, my faith will become stronger. Faith helps you to please God. (Hebrews 11:1, 6)

It moves me to repent and to make beneficial changes in my way of life.— Acts 3:19


>>20037607
"Allah" because means God in Arabic, so in the Middle East, Jehovah is called "Yahwa Allah" in Arabic

Fun fact, I learned that Christians in the Middle East say "Allah al-Ab" (God the Father) to distinguish themselves from muslims who just say "Allah", because in islam it's blasphemy to call consider God as a loving father unlike Christianity

>>20037608
What does Mark 3:11 say ?

>>20037606
Because The more I study the Bible, the more I know more about our Creator. As I grow in knowledge of God, my faith will become stronger. Faith helps you to please God. (Hebrews 11:1, 6)

It moves me to repent and to make beneficial changes in my way of life.— Acts 3:19


>>20037607
"Allah" because means God in Arabic, so in the Middle East, Jehovah is called "Yahwa Allah" in Arabic

Fun fact, I learned that Christians in the Middle East say "Allah al-Ab" (God the Father) to distinguish themselves from muslims who just say "Allah", because in islam it's blasphemy to call consider God as a loving father unlike Christianity

>>20037608
What does Mark 3:11 say ?

>>19999829
Speaking of the generation in Matthew 24, Jesus evidently meant that the lives of the anointed who were on hand when the sign began to become evident in 1914 would overlap with the lives of other anointed ones who would see the start of the great tribulation.

That generation had a beginning, and it surely will have an end. The fulfillment of the various features of the sign clearly indicates that the tribulation must be near.

By maintaining our sense of urgency and keeping on the watch, we show that we are keeping up with advancing light and following the leadings of holy spirit.—Mark 13:37

>>19999948
These adjustments in our understanding should neither surprise nor disturb us. Ancient worshippers of God also had mistaken ideas and expectations and needed to adjust their viewpoint.

Moses offered himself as a deliverer for the nation of Israel 40 years ahead of God’s timetable.—Acts 7:23-25, 30, 35.

The apostles failed to understand the prophecy that foretold the Messiah’s death and resurrection.—Isaiah 53:8-12; Matthew 16:21-23.

Some early Christians had wrong ideas about the timing of “the day of Jehovah.”—2 Thessalonians 2:1, 2.

God later corrected their misunderstandings, and we pray that he will continue doing the same for us.—James 1:5.