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What does the Bible say about envy and selfish ambition?

The Bible condemns envy and selfish ambition, viewing them as roots of strife and conflicts among believers.
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What does the Bible say about Esau's birthright?

Esau despised his birthright, valuing a temporary satisfaction over his spiritual inheritance.
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What does the Bible say about eternal inheritance?

The Bible teaches that eternal inheritance is a promise from God, secured through the death of Christ.
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What does the Bible say about eternal judgment?

Eternal judgment is a reality, where souls will face the consequences of their actions, leading to heaven or hell.
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What does the Bible say about eternal life in Christ?

The Bible reveals that eternal life is found in union with Christ, as He is the source of life and salvation for believers.
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What does the Bible say about eternal redemption?

The Bible teaches that Christ obtained eternal redemption for us through His own blood (Hebrews 9:12).
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What does the Bible say about eternal security in Christ?

The Bible teaches that once a person is truly saved, they cannot lose their salvation.
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What does the Bible say about eternal unconditional election?

The Bible affirms that God has eternally and unconditionally chosen a people for salvation.
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What does the Bible say about evil generations?

The Bible describes an evil generation as one that rejects God and seeks signs rather than faith.
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What does the Bible say about examining our faith?

The Bible encourages believers to examine their faith, focusing on trust in Christ rather than their own works.
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What does the Bible say about exhortation?

Exhortation in the Bible refers to a call to encourage, admonish, or comfort others in their faith, as seen in Hebrews 13:22.
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What does the Bible say about experimental religion?

The Bible emphasizes the importance of experiencing the power of the Gospel in our hearts, not just understanding it intellectually.
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What does the Bible say about faith and belief?

The Bible describes faith as both belief in the truth and trust in God's promises.
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What does the Bible say about faith and hope?

The Bible defines faith as the substance of things hoped for, emphasizing that true hope is in Christ alone.
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What does the Bible say about faith and love?

The Bible presents faith and love as fruits of the Spirit, indicating God’s work within believers.
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What does the Bible say about faith and sight?

The Bible teaches that we are to walk by faith and not by sight (2 Corinthians 5:7).
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What does the Bible say about faith being precious?

The Bible describes faith as precious because it is a rare gift from God given to a select few believers.
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What does the Bible say about faith being tested?

The Bible shows that faith is tested to reveal its authenticity and strengthen it, as seen in James 1:2-4.
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What does the Bible say about faith coming by hearing?

The Bible teaches that faith comes by hearing the Word of God (Romans 10:17).
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What does the Bible say about faith in believers?

The Bible presents faith as a confidence in God's promises, exemplified through characters like Gideon, who despite their flaws, acted in faith.
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