** This response is biblically sound and personable. It answers the question directly, highlights the importance of context, demonstrates how to evaluate claims, and gives explicit encouragement for continued discipleship and growth. ** Question: Hi! I came across a tik tok video today about how the Stanley cup logo is related to Daniel 7:5 and how this is the same thing as what’s being described in that verse. Is this true? I’ve looked at their website and their reasoning for how they came up with the logo seems innocent to me but now . . .

**This response is biblically sound, has logical flow, provides clear explanations, and is personable in tone. It answers the question directly, gives biblical support, and highlights foundational theological truths.** Question: How could time not have existed before God made creation when going from uncreated to created requires a time frame? Answered by: Carl Gobelman, who has been serving on our Q&A Answer Team since June 2006. Answer: Greetings and thank you for your question. A relatively simple question that is treading into . . .

** This response answers the question directly and thoroughly, providing further resources and helpful explanations. The tone is genuinely kind. ** Question: What is the name of the father? Because the name of the son is Jesus - Did the father came down on earth as Jesus did? Profile: Male, Europe, 19–25 Answered by: Lance Kjeldgaard, who has been serving on our Q&A Answer Team since October, 2020. Answer: Thank you for your questions. There are many names of God.  See https://www.gotquestions.org/names-of-God.html.  As . . .

** This response is biblically sound, scripturally supported, and written with logical flow. The question is answered directly, explanations are clear, and further resources are provided. A genuinely kind tone is maintained throughout. ** Question: Why is gentleness such an important factor in relationships in the church? Profile: Over 60 Answered by: Lester Smith, who has been serving on our Q&A Answer Team since June 2022. Answer: Hello and thank you for your question.  I will give you an answer from the Bible. In Galatians 5:22-23 . . .

** This response is biblically sound, answers the question directly and completely, provides biblical support, and maintains a kind tone. The response appropriately cites sources and is written with logical flow. The tone is inviting and encourages the questioner to continue to study God's Word and be amazed at who God is. ** Question: What is Jesus quoting in Luke 24:46? Profile: Male, North America, Over 75, Christian Answered by: Don Strand, who has been serving on our Q&A Answer Team since December 2009. Answer: There are so . . .

** This response is biblically sound, answers the question asked, provides scriptural support, gives clear explanations, and has an encouraging tone. ** Question: Would God ever look down at one of us and say "you're a waste of my time. I'm not going to bother with you any longer. You've been that way X amount of years. What's the point? Profile: Male, North America, 46–60 Answered by: Brad Warren, who has been a volunteer with us since April 2006. Answer: No, he would not. This is based on two things. One, "All have sinned and fall . . .

** This response answers the question directly, provides scriptural support, gives clear explanations, takes the opportunity to highlight the truth of the gospel, and is genuinely kind in tone. ** Question: Did Job actually do the things he was accused of in Job 22:6? I personally don’t think so since God called him blameless, but it reads like they caught him on video ??. Just FYI, I’m Shellie, born again 5/22/90, and I’ve gleaned a lot from this site, so I thought I’d ask a question. Thanks! Profile: Female, North America, Over . . .

Question: Many places in scripture speak of God’s throne or throne room. Is the throne a piece of furniture or symbolic of our Lord’s sovereignty? Profile: Male, North America, Over 60 Answered by: Jerry Adams, who has been a volunteer with us since November 2006. Answer: Thank you for your question concerning the use of the word “throne” in the Bible. Uniquely, only one word is used in the Hebrew text in the Old Testament and only one word is used in the Greek text of the New Testament. The comprehensive answer is that the same word . . .