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The SS lesson today Nov.17,2020 says that some may say that not all the teaching material in the books of Moses applies in our time and that is correct like the instructions regarding kings in Deuteronomy 17:14-20.
But I strongly believe that all the teaching materials from the Scripture are applicable in our time if we would earnestly seek the LORD and His will. Today we don’t appoint kings but we have presidents or prime ministers who is holding a position equal to the king’s. Please correct me if I’m wrong. Thank you.
Is marrying someone you don’t love a sin?
The prophet says “I cannot find an instance in the life of Christ where He devoted time to play and amusement.” {CT 309.1}
Does it mean that Jesus never played during His entire life here on earth?
It is said that even the thought of committing a sin is a sin itself. For example, the thought of killing someone. I don’t understand the logic behind how having a thought of committing a sin can be a sin. Please explain.
One of the reasons humanity was created was to replace the third of angels that fell and were cast out with Satan. But why did God have to create humanity if he could have just recreated the missing third of angels?
Luke 2:9 says, “And, lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the LORD shone round about them: and they were sore afraid.”
Does it imply that the LORD God who appeared to Moses as a burning bush at Mt. Sinai appeared to the shepherds as well?