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The death of Jesus Christ did not occur at the same hour of the day that the Passover lambs were slaughtered. This is a stumbling block for many people who assume the timing of the killing of the Passover lambs should coincide with the hour that Jesus Christ died on the cross. The time Jesus died on the cross is very well documented, and this was late in the afternoon of the 14th of Abib.

Many churches today will attempt to teach you that when Jesus died on the cross he only did a part of the job of cleansing us from all of our sins. They may tell you you need to do more than just believe in Jesus Christ, you must do good works. The Catholic church teaches about an imaginary place called “purgatory” where you are finally cleaned from all of your sins. Discover the truth here.

Many people will claim that evil is the absence of God. This I dispute, because there is no place in all of creation that God is not present. Therefore, it I not the absence of God that is the cause of evil, but it is definitely the rejection of God.

A clear and thoughtful exploration of Scripture’s teachings on future resurrections. This book examines biblical passages with careful analysis, offering a structured, balanced study of what the Bible reveals about the resurrections still to come and their place in God’s redemptive plan.

One of the greatest blessings God has given to mankind is also the one that Satan will use to attack us and to draw us away from our God. From the very beginning, God gave Adam and Eve free will to make their own choices. So when the serpent told Eve she could eat of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, and not die, she believed him and made her own choice to eat of the forbidden fruit. Yes, Satan tempted her, but in the end she ate of the fruit, and so did Adam. It was their own free will to do this.
God could have prevented this from happening, but then their free wills would have been taken away from them. They would have been forced to comply with God’s wishes. But God did not intervene because He wants all people to come to Him, to love, worship and to obey Him of their own choosing. He will never force anyone to do what he wants us to do. We make that decision for ourselves, exactly the same way Adam and Eve had to make their own decisions.
Mankind has always done evil deeds, we see proof of this in.
Gen 6:5 And GOD saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.
Nothing has changed from that time until today. Look at the world around you and you will this is sadly very true. Evil is everywhere. So now we have the question,”Why does God allow us to have free will if it can lead us into all kinds of evil?”.