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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2018 · 54 MIN

The Bible Line - February 13, 2018

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Sue, Beaufort, SC - If I am abiding in God and His Word is abiding in me (John 15:7) will the Holy Spirit pray through me, and burden me to pray according to God's will so then I can claim the promise of 1 John 5:14?d David, Lady's Island, SC - In Heb. 4:15 the writer talks about Jesus being our great high priest and how He can sympathize with us in all our temptations and trials. What does Pastor Broggi think about this passage? What is Pastor Broggi's opinion of "fleecing" the Lord? In Exodus 4 Moses told the Lord that he, Moses, was not eloquent but in Acts 7:22 Moses is said to be educated in all the wisdom of the Egyptians and was powerful in speech and action.  How do we explain these 2 passages? Does Pastor Carl know about William Branham?  If so, what does he think of him? Neil, San Padre, TX - In Matthew 5:1-32 Jesus seems to be preaching a sermon to America on abortion to pro-lifers, abortionists, and pro-choicers. Have you ever heard anyone preach it in that context?  Jamie, Seattle, WA - I just read an interesting article by Michael Svigel, “What Child is This,”  which asserts that John Nelson Darby used Revelation 12:5 as an exegetical support for the Rapture, but currently that reference has been ignored by more modern Rapture advocates.    What are your thoughts on the church (those IN CHRIST, His body)  being included in the “ caught up” of Rev. 12:5 – ”And she gave birth to a son, a male child, who is to rule all the nations with a rod of iron; and her child was caught up to God and to His throne”?  Thank you very much for your teaching Roger, Bluffton, SC - Hi Dr. Broggi, I understand that you teach dispensationalism. What particular brand of dispensationalism do you adhere to? Classic, progressive, or something else?    

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