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1) Did God have a beginning? 2) In your teaching on John 11:25, 26 you indicate that the term "dead" is referring to spiritual death. Are you saying that a spiritually dead, unregenerate man who believes in Christ will be saved? 3) Were the disciples in God’s will when they chose a replacement for Judas? 4) What is your scriptural support for the Old Testament saints being raised after the Tribulation? 5) Will there be Jews and Muslims in heaven? 6) Is the mention of pastor and teacher in Ephesians 4:11 a single gift or two separate gifts? 7) What does Luke 6:26 mean when it says "woe unto you when all men speak well of you"?

1) Can you explain the meaning of the unjust steward in Luke 16? 2) Can you explain your comments on the embalming of Jesus? 3) What is the sin unto death in 1 John 5:16? 4) How do we know God’s will? 5) Will we have a physical body after the resurrection?

1) Why did Jesus tell Mary not to touch Him in John 20:17? 2) When did the apostles receive the Holy Spirit? John 20:22 seems to indicate it was earlier than at Pentecost. 3) Why does Matthew give us the genealogy of Joseph instead of Mary like in Luke? 4) Does God hate some and love others?

1) Since Jesus is the only one with a glorified body, what kind of bodies do Enoch and Elijah have? 2) Is the raising of the dead saints in Matthew 27:52-53 a resurrection or resuscitation? 3) Where is the Ark of the Covenant? 4) Does my past life of two divorces prohibit me from participating in the Lord’s Supper or becoming an active member? 5) Could you explain abstainfrom blood in Acts 15:20? 6) Dr. McGee explains 1 Corinthians 15:28 in light of the resurrection. 7) What does the expression "hating even the garment spotted by the flesh" in Jude 23 mean?

1) Why was Simeon not included in the blessings in Deuteronomy 33 given by Moses? 2) Why do Christians have to give an answer for their good and bad deeds when we have been cleansed from all unrighteousness? 3) What does Paul mean in Colossians 1:24 when he says "and fill up in my flesh what is lacking in the afflictions of Christ"? 4) If the earth is to be destroyed by fire and a new earth is to come from it, how will Israel be able to inherit the land and dwell in it forever? 5) Who was Elihu and where did he come from?

1) Can you deal with the issue of election and free will in John 6:37, 44, and 65? 2) Can you explain the promise of God to Abraham that he would be a great nation in light of Genesis 12:2 and 3, 21:12 and Psalm 83? 3) Does the Bible teach reincarnation according to Matthew 16:13-14?

1) What is your position on altar calls? 2) Can you explain the symbolism in Psalm 22:21? 3) Did Jesus’ soul go to a place of torment to suffer the flames of hell for us when He died? 4) What is the meaning of the name of Boaz in the book of Ruth? 5) When will the Rapture occur, before or after the Tribulation?

1) What is meant by "I do not change" in Malachi 3:6-10? 2) What is your position on the use of guns for self defense? 3) When the Israelites offered sacrifices, did they do it looking forward to Jesus? 4) What is your scriptural support for God answering prayers with a "no"? 5) Are listening and watching religious broadcasts and attending a home Bible study enough to satisfy the mandate in Hebrews to not forsake the assembling together? 6) Can you discuss the vow of the Nazarite?

1) What is your position on biblical inerrancy? 2) Do Hebrews 6:4-6 and 10:26 teach that one can lose their salvation? 3) What is a presumptuous sin? 4) Can you explain Paul’s teaching on widows in 1 Timothy 5:3-16? 5) Can you speak to the subject of the "better manuscripts" you often mention? 6) Can you explain the tithing principle in Deuteronomy 14:26? 7) Does God the Father, who is spirit, have physical attributes?

1) Can you speak to the issue of morality in light of Exodus 34:7? 2) How should we understand the warning of Isaiah 66:24? 3) Can you explain the heave and wave offerings mentioned in Numbers 18:11? 4) Where did the fine flour come from that was used in the meal offering in Leviticus 2:1? 5) How did God speak to Moses? 6) Who are the people in Revelation 18:4, since the church has already been raptured?

1) What roll does the conscience play in the life of a believer? 2) Can you discuss the issue of divorce according to Matthew 19:9? 3) Who owned the field that once belonged to Naomi’s husband? 4) Did Jesus die for the whole world or just the elect? 5) Was the church in Jerusalem all Jewish? What about the proselytes mentioned in Acts 2:10? 6) Who is Peter speaking about in 1 Peter 4:18?

1) What is the relationship between experience and scripture? 2) Why are Ephraim and Dan omitted from the list of the tribes in Revelation 7? 3) Should or should we not associate with unsaved relatives? 4) Are the turmoil and problems we have in so many churches a sign of the day we are living in, or the coldness and lack of Christian love in the hearts of believers? 5) Was Judas predestined to betray Christ? 6) Does the parable of the ten virgins teach that one can lose their salvation?

1) Why are the Jews not making sacrifices today? 2) Why are you against a family devotional time? 3) Dr. McGee explains the practice of water divining or water witching. 4) Should we persist in prayer for lost souls? 5) Why did God use a brass serpent as a symbol of Christ in Numbers 21? 6) When the Jews rejected Jesus, what gospel was turned from the Jew and toward the Gentile?

1) Would you agree that 1 Corinthians 14 teaches that women are commanded to keep silent once, but men are commanded to be silent twice? 2) Can you speak to the issue of the doctrine of the Rapture coming from a girl who prophesied in a tongues meeting and then was promoted by Dr. Scofield? 3) Are there two comings of Christ? 4) When Jesus was tempted by Satan, could He have sinned? 5) Why do you say the star the wise men saw was a western star? 6) How high was the star over the house of Jesus? 7) If the church is raptured how can the Tribulation saints of Revelation 20 be part of the first resurrection? 8) What is the difference between a "sin" and "transgression" used in 1 John 3:4?

1) Why do you quote from your own translation and then say not to use it? If its not good and you dont recommend it, then why do you use it? 2) How can we make someone understand that once were saved were sealed forever? 3) Why do you say that a homosexual has to be converted, turning from homosexuality, to be a Christian? 4) Dr. McGee reads and responds to the poem Creation According to McGee. 5) Has the prophecy of Ezekiel 29:9-15 been fulfilled?