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These are some of the most often asked questions about our current truth

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      Question:  Why do you say that a belief in Jesus is absolutely necessary?

     Answer:   As seen in Current Truth, Jesus himself set forth the necessity of believing in him (John 8: 24). (Be sure to first read Current Truth). 

     Question:  Do those who do not believe in Jesus have no hope of eternal life?

     Answer:   If we believe the scriptures, then we must say that according to Holy Writ, all who reject Jesus are lost (cp. 2 Thes. 1: 6-9).                   

     Question:  Based on your belief that all will be lost who reject Jesus, do you realize that you are saying that millions are going to be lost?

     Answer:  Current Truth shows, there are, in fact, millions who deny Jesus as being the Son of God.  Again, the same scriptures teach that only a "few" will be saved even out of all who have populated earth (Matt. 7: 13, 14).     

     Question:  Do you mean to say in Current Truth that Jesus is the Father?

     Answer:   While Jesus perfectly "represents" the Father, He and the Father are separate (see John 14: 8ff., 2 Cor. 13: 14).   

     Question:  It seems that you are saying that human creeds are authoritative in establishing doctrine?

     Answer:   As Current Truths attempts to say, just because a particular human creed may state the truth in a particular matter, such does not authorize or make the doctrine truth; it is the word of God that makes a matter truth (John 17: 17). 

     Question:  How could have Jesus been in "the form of God"?

     Answer:   There are many truths presented in the scriptures that while we may believe them, we may not fully understand all the associated nuances of the stated truth.  It is just as hard, I think, to fully understand how Jesus could have been in "the form of a servant," as the same passage teaches.

     Question:  You reference Peter's statement about Jesus in Acts 2, do not you know that if you use this passage relative to Jesus' deity, you must also accept Peter's statement that Jesus is now reigning on David's throne?

     Answer:  I do and I do.  The doctrine that Jesus is not presently reigning, but shall reign at some time in the future is a false doctrine. 

     Question:  Why must you site Matthew 17: 1-5 where Jesus is said to have been superior to Moses, why incite Jews?

     Answer:   We have become slaves of the politically correct doctrine to the point that some are willing to pervert the word of God. 

 

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