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Danold
Can you define "legalism"? Without a clear definition it is difficult to take these ideas off the page into conversation.
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Thank you for your question. "Legalism" here can be defined as the belief that our obedience to God's law and our good deeds are ways of earning salvation, rather than by God's grace alone through faith in Jesus.
4 years ago
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Gomez
What will happen to people of tribes like aboriginal from australia and other tribes from africa,central and north america who lived in remote places whom died and never heard the oppprtunity to hear the gospel?Will they be saved?Will they be given another chance to learn God's laws during ressurection according to valley of dry bones(ezekiel37:1-14)?Please answer the question
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Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, we're unable to answer Bible questions here, so if you would like to receive a personal Bible answer from Amazing Facts, you can ask it at this link: https://www.amazingfacts.org/about-us/bible-questions  We look forward to answering your question!
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Julius
Glory be unto the Almighty, the everlasting Father. My name is Julius kindly enable us to download the study guides too for the offline study.
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Louise McClain
God's Word isn't an option or a recommendation. It is a Devine blueprint that we as believers should be willing to obey. My prayer for myself is, Lord, help me to be in full agreement of your Holy Scriptures and fully obey without compromise. This lesson was an extremely an eye opener and it causes you to examine yourself. I love that the content is filled and supported by the Holy Scriptures.
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h session
I agree totally with you. I want to be all I can be in Christ! When you know better you do better.
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Cpiedra
Is there studies in Portuguese ??
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These are the only studies we have in Portuguese: https://www.amazingfacts.org/media-library/read/c/3/l/portuguese/t/storacles-of-prophecy