
Bible Answer Man Podcast with Hank Hanegraaff
Best of BAM Q&A: The Woman Caught in Adultery, Pain and Suffering, and Dealing with Anger
March 9, 202428m
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On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank answers the following questions:
Can you clarify the biblical teaching of marriage being between a man and a woman? Tom - Jefferson, IA (1:05)
In the story of the woman caught in adultery, when Jesus spoke about, “he who is without sin,” was He referring to the woman’s husband? Tom - Jefferson, IA (2:24)
Does God orchestrate or allow pain and suffering in our lives to teach us things? Melinda - Edwardsville, IL (3:40)
Does Scripture say that there is no chance to accept Christ after death? Kenneth - Kansas City, MO (6:28)
Could God be an extraterrestrial? Jim - Calgary, AB (15:12)
My brother is angry at God and seems to be struggling to figure out his place in life. Do you have a book or advice I can give him to help? Linda - Seattle, WA (17:46)
Is there any biblical justification for the cessation of spiritual gifts, such as tongues and healing? James - Richmond, VA (22:01)
Can you clarify the biblical teaching of marriage being between a man and a woman? Tom - Jefferson, IA (1:05)
In the story of the woman caught in adultery, when Jesus spoke about, “he who is without sin,” was He referring to the woman’s husband? Tom - Jefferson, IA (2:24)
Does God orchestrate or allow pain and suffering in our lives to teach us things? Melinda - Edwardsville, IL (3:40)
Does Scripture say that there is no chance to accept Christ after death? Kenneth - Kansas City, MO (6:28)
Could God be an extraterrestrial? Jim - Calgary, AB (15:12)
My brother is angry at God and seems to be struggling to figure out his place in life. Do you have a book or advice I can give him to help? Linda - Seattle, WA (17:46)
Is there any biblical justification for the cessation of spiritual gifts, such as tongues and healing? James - Richmond, VA (22:01)
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