Marcus Anderson

✝️ 5 Solas, gospel of grace, covenant promises, apologetics, Reformed Catholic, Jude 3, Ox-Eagle-Sheepdog-Ant, 1 Peter 1:22, What's Wrong With You People? 📖

[Marcus Anderson @MarcusAnde7903]

What does the rainbow really mean in Genesis 9? God gives it as a covenant sign of mercy toward creation, while also affirming the sacred value of human life. If the flood did not remove sin, why does God still bind Himself by promise? https://t.co/IHoaGFhjRU

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@farmingandJesus It may depend on how tall you are 🤷‍♂️

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@homemakinghunny No VHS was the worst. Embrace blu ray if you must. But not VHS.

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@5SolasMissy Good. Because if you were preaching a gospel of works then that would be a false gospel. See Galatians 1

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How serious is it to add anything to the gospel? Galatians 1 says Christ gave Himself for our sins to rescue us, and Paul pronounces a curse on any other gospel. If Christ is enough to save, what right do men have to add to Him? https://t.co/F39pfcG921

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@apostateofallah Wow, he really is making videos in his kitchen.

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What does it mean that God remembered Noah? Genesis 8 shows Yahweh bringing the waters down, receiving sacrifice, and promising to preserve the created order. If man's heart remains sinful, why does God still preserve the world? https://t.co/RcQkgK4tlf

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Was the flood merely a natural disaster? Genesis 7 presents Yahweh's comprehensive judgment on wickedness, while He shuts Noah safely inside the ark. What does it mean that the same door brought mercy inside and judgment outside? https://t.co/8JuQHCNTc4

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@adelethelaptop Wow, I didn't realise you were doing this entire read through the bible thing on Kindle. That's kinda cool. I would have used a paper Bible because I'm old-school paper kinda guy...

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@farmingandJesus I wasn't going to.

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@adelethelaptop I'm enjoying reading these updates of you reading the Bible.

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How does a story that begins with death end in David's line? Ruth 4 shows Boaz redeeming Ruth, restoring Naomi's hope, and preserving the family through a son. Is this only a family rescue, or a glimpse of God's larger purpose? https://t.co/4EGwKMBLL1

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What was Ruth asking when she told Boaz to spread his wing over her? Ruth 3 presents a bold appeal to the redeemer, answered with purity, kindness, and righteousness. Can true redemption be separated from honour and covenant faithfulness? https://t.co/VlHm66eFsN

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Was Ruth merely lucky to enter Boaz's field? Ruth 2 says she 'happened' there, while Yahweh quietly provided refuge through covenant kindness. How often does providence look ordinary until faith learns to read it? https://t.co/vee69Y4rwu

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What remains when famine, exile, death, and widowhood empty a household? Ruth 1 shows Naomi returning bitter, while Ruth leaves Moab to take refuge in Yahweh. Is covenant faith sometimes seen most clearly when there is nothing left to gain? https://t.co/bFsxxnxATQ

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Why did God judge the world with the flood? Genesis 6 says the earth was filled with corruption and violence, and every intention of man's heart was evil. If Noah found grace, was the ark mercy in the middle of righteous judgment? https://t.co/zGOiPX1Fp1

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@adelethelaptop You're doing great. keep at it.

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@Truth_matters20 often?

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reminds me of Ezekiel 16:33–34
“Men give gifts to all harlots, but you give your gifts to all your lovers to bribe them to come to you from every direction for your harlotries. Thus you are different from those women in your harlotries, in that no one plays the harlot as you do, because you give money and no money is given you; thus you are different.”

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Why does Genesis 5 keep saying, 'and he died'? The genealogy shows death reigning over Adam's descendants, while Enoch walks with God and the promised line continues. Is this chapter mainly about death, or hope under the shadow of death? https://t.co/GeLNvLWCDi