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Ask the Pastor: How old is the Bible? - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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I have read the Bible for many years and was wondering about this: How old is it? When was it written? Thank you for answering my question. The Bible was written over a number of years by over 40 different authors. Moses is first, and wrote the first five books around the year 1400 BC or even a bit earlier like 1300 or 1250 BC. Later other authors penned their books like Joshua, David, Ezra and down to the prophets. The last book of the Old Testament was written around 400 BC. After this, they w
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Did God make the world through evolution? Our pastor teaches that God used evolution to create everything. Is this true? The thought of God using evolution to create the universe is a corrupt idea that has been floating around for many years. In Genesis Chapter 1, God made everything we see in six days and then stopped His creating and rested on day 7. The Hebrew word for day is “yome” and it occurs almost 2,300 times in the Old Testament. Most of the times it is used it means a normal 24-hour d
Ask the Pastor - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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I have read the Bible for many years and was wondering about this: How old is it? When was it written? Thank you for answering my question. The Bible was written over a number of years by over 40 different authors. Moses is first, and wrote the first five books around the year 1400 BC or even a bit earlier like 1300 or 1250BC. Later other authors penned their books like Joshua, David, Ezra and down to the prophets. The last book of the Old Testament was written around 400 BC. After this they wer
Is a Christian a soldier? - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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In the Bible the Christian is called a soldier. I was reading 2 Timothy 2: 3, and it reads like this, “endure hardness as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.” So how is a Christian also a soldier? I really don’t like this comparison because when I think of a soldier I think of a violent person. The Bible is full of references about soldiers. All through the Old Testament there were battles with soldiers like the armies of the Jews, or Egyptians or Canaanites. In the New Testament there are also refe
What does this mean? - Baxter Bulletin (opens the original)
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The other Sunday in church our pastor spoke from 1 Timothy 1: 4 and said that Paul told Timothy to not get involved with “genealogies.” Does this mean that we should not trace our family line? I love to discover my family heritage and have researched this back to 1832. Was this wrong? I just read that chapter in 1Timothy, and it is misquoted. Paul told Timothy to avoid “endless genealogies” in verse 4. Paul went on to say that this produces or generates “questions.” But what does this mean? Firs
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