The Bible Line September 24, 2024

Gloria, Beaufort, SC - Both Matthew and Luke spend s huge amount of time on Jesus' genealogy. Can you explain what you think GOD wants us to know. Understanding that Jesus is traced back to the Genesis promise of a savior who would be the Seed of the woman and Savior.

J.W., Ridgeland, SC (Live Caller) - I have a  question on Reformation Theology?

M.L. Stillman - There was a man that came to America named Dimitri Duduman from Romania and he said that God sent him here to share a vision that America will burn referencing a (Nuclear war with Russia-China) due to all the sin and wickedness, especially the LGBTQ agenda.  Have you heard of this?

Sonya, Rincon, GA - In Revelation 9:4 the locusts coming up out of the abyss were told not to harm the grass of the earth, but wasn't all of the green grass already burned up by the hail and fire mixed with blood in Revelation 8:7 in the first trumpet blast? Also, In Revelation 16:12 the sixth angel poured out his bowl on the River Euphrates to dry it up to make way for the Kings from the east. Hadn’t the third bowl judgement in Revelation 16:4 turned all of the springs and rivers into blood? Therefore why was there still water in the Euphrates during the sixth bowl judgement? I know that there are explanations for all of this as there are no contradictions in the Bible, I just want to understand how to keep it straight in my mind. Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions!

George, Connecticut (Live Dictation) - Some Pastors say that Saul was the first king of Israel, but Judges 8:22-23 and Samuel 12:12 say that God really was the first king of Israel, I would like to know what Dr. Broggi thinks about this?

Erika, Naples, FL - Is a person who got a divorce and was re-married, considered living in sin? My question comes from the fact that the Bible says if a woman gets a divorce and remarries, she commits adultery, as well as the person who marries her commits adultery what are your thoughts please?

Faye, GA (Live Dictation) - In Romans chapter 1 Paul describes the depravity of men and how God gave them over, many people have asked me how is it that non-believers do not see that we are living in those days as Romans 1 highlights, does 1 Corinthians 2:14 explain why?