I wonder why many very good and trustworthy commentators call the offspring of the fallen angels and human women “The fallen ones”? Some very good men lately have called the fallen angels the fallen ones and to me it makes more sense than calling their offspring the fallen ones. Would you straighten me out on this subject?

I heard that Lucifer and Satan are not same, but are two different beings. Also, I couldn’t find the word “lucifer” in the bible except for once in the KJV. Ezekiel 28 says he’s not the devil but a man! (Ezekiel 28:2) Lucifer was innocent in the beginning ( Isaiah 14), but Satan was not innocent in the beginning. John 8:44. Can you help clear this up?

I have a friend that have asked me shed some light on who the Nicolaitans are. He was told that the Charismatic churches and the Nicolaitans are one and the same but I cannot confirm or deny this yet. I am doing research on the subject but would appreciate your comments as well.

At the end of Ephesians, Paul tells us to pray in the Spirit at all times and on all occasions. In this context, what is the Greek for “pray in the Spirit”? I can pray in tongues, but my understanding is that this is a gift given according to the Lord’s discretion, but not to all believers. So when Paul tells the Ephesians to pray in the Spirit, what is he telling them?

I read your answer on the revealing of the Antichrist at the start of the Great Tribulation. I’m confused. I thought the AC comes on scene when the first seal is opened (rider on the white horse). What am I missing?

My husband left me and my children to set up home with another woman, causing much hurt and rejection. Two years on, I actually feel that he did me a favor, having been relieved of a very difficult marriage. I can now be at peace to follow God without having to hide the spiritual side of my life. My dilemma is this. Having realized his mistake and having a new found belief in the Lord, my husband wants to try to make amends. The problem is I’ve moved on and don’t want to.

I’m afraid that this is God’s will for me; that I should take him back the same as God has done for Israel on numerous occasions. It’s not that I haven’t forgiven my husband – I have. I just want something different for my life.

Will God be disappointed or angry with me if I don’t? I’m concerned that God won’t trust me to do His will in other areas if I can’t manage this. I’m so confused.

I believe that God’s punishment for all our sins, past, present and future, was put on Jesus at the Cross. Then, why would God pour out His wrath again in the end times judgments that begin in Revelation 6?

In “Don’t Believe Anything I Tell You” you mention people feeling disappointment, anger and loss of hope because the rapture didn’t happened when they expected it. But you failed to mention fear! The fear that just maybe the world is at least partially right. We are surrounded by a society that considers the rapture absolute nonsense. To them the idea of millions of people suddenly vanishing from the face of the earth is insanity. We are human, after all, and this constant laughter by the society around us does take it’s toll. Right or wrong, many of us are having a hard time hearing the footsteps of the Messiah over the noise of the world.

I have a question about the material Noah used to seal the Ark ( in side and out with “Pitch”, Gen 6:14). I also notice there many other places were the word ‘Pitch’ was used. The big question is~~~ “what is the word Pitch” and how was it used, what was it made from? I do not have a Hebrew Lexicon.

In your question regarding the Holy Spirit knowing the time of the rapture, you replied that if God knows, then the Holy Spirit also knows. What about the scripture that says no one knows the day or hour, not even Jesus, but God only?