Did Arius teach that time existed before the Son?
Arius wrote that the Son was begotten timelessly before everything but also that the Son did not always exist. Did he contradict himself?
Andries Jacobus van Niekerk
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Should a Protestant Accept the Nicene Creed?
The Nicene Creed contains “new terms borrowed from the pagan philosophy” and does not comply with the doctrine of sola scriptura.
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The book that was sealed with seven seals (Revelation 4:1-8:1)
Why was Jesus not able to open the book before He died (Rev 5:3)? How did His death make Him "worthy" to open the book (Rev 4:5)?
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What is the significance of the name, “The Word of God”?
Through Christ, God provides everything that the creation needs and, through Christ, the creation glorifies God.
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The real dispute and main meaning of the Nicene Creed of AD 325
The purpose of the Nicene Creed is not to say that the Son is God but that He always existed inside God and was emitted from God.
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Revelation 17:4-6 – Babylon the great, the mother of harlots
Babylon always existed, persecuting and killing God's people, but in the Christian era the church took over that role.
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Revelation 17:1-3 – The harlot sitting on the scarlet beast
The angel told John that the harlot sits on many waters, but then he saw her sitting on a scarlet beast with seven heads.
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Man is judged by his deeds; not justified by the works of the law.
If nobody is justified by the works of the law, and if people are saved by grace through faith, how could man in judged by his deeds?
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God’s people are sealed during the Time of the End.
Both the seal of God (Rev 7) and the little open book (Rev 10) come down out of heaven in "the time of the end," as defined in Daniel 12.
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Souls under the altar in the Fifth Seal (Revelation 6:9-11)
The fifth seal reveals souls under the altar shortly before Christ's return. What are they and what are the white robe they receive?
