**This response is a good demonstration of how to ask a questioner for clarification and/or further information while also still providing a helpful general answer. ** Question: How should Christians treat the fact that there is an agreement amongst mainstream scholars that the Exodus didn't happen? Answered by: Austin Chadwick, who has been a volunteer with us since October, 2016 and previously for 9 months in 2013. Answer: Thanks for sharing this thoughtful question! Since you did not share the source for your assertion that there is . . .

Question: Hello to my fellow Christian Brothers I would like to know, if you can tell me, WHY WAS GALILEE CALLED, "GALILEE OF THE GENTILES"? WHAT IS THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE FOR THIS TITLE? Thank you very much. Have a nice day. Answered by: Chris Byrne, who has been a volunteer with us since August, 2012. Answer: Hello brother, Thank you for asking such an excellent and challenging question. The simplest and most straightforward answer to your question is that Lower Galilee is called Galilee of the Gentiles or Galilee of the Nations . . .

Question: Why did Jesus comment [commit] His spirit in the hands is His father? Answered by: Tim Munger, who has been a volunteer with us since June, 2009. Answer: Thank you for writing to us at GotQuestions as we value the trust you have shown us. Often at Easter week pastors will speak on the seven words of the cross. This is the final word of the Lord Jesus from the cross. He said, 'And when Jesus had cried out with a loud voice, He said, 'Father, into Your Hands I commit My spirit.' Having said this, He breathed His last' (Luke 23:45). The . . .

Question:Does God trust man? Answered by: James Whiteside, who has been a volunteer with us since April, 2004. Answer: Thank you for your question. My understanding is that trust implies uncertainty. You trust (or doubt) that someone is doing something, or going to do something, or is a certain way, when you don't know for sure one way or the other. If you are standing right next to someone watching them do something, you don't "trust" they are doing it. You know that they are. You can see it. Christians widely believe that one of the characteristics . . .

Question: Hello, First, thank you for the informative website, it has been a blessing and a great source. This question pertains to one of the articles on the site entitled: "What should we learn from the virtuous woman in Proverbs 31?" Question: Could Proverbs 31, in reference to the "Virtuous" woman, be referring to the "Church" as a bride preparing for Christ rather than a human female? Thank you for your time God Bless, Lisa? Answered by: Norman Fistler, who has been a volunteer with us since April, 2016. Answer: Thank you for the question . . .