** This response is biblically sound, provides scriptural support, and is personable in tone. It answers the question directly, has logical flow, and explains foundational issues clearly. ** Question: If Abraham was justified by faith before the belief in Jesus, why did Jesus have to come down and die for sins? How come people in the old testament couldn't just do the same like Abraham to be justified. Why did Jesus have to die if there was already a way to be saved like how Abraham was saved? Profile: Male, North America, 26–35, Christian Answered . . .

** This response is biblically sound, answers the question asked, explains the verses in question with clarity, provides a helpful summary, and maintains a genuinely kind tone.** Question: I am doing a bible study of Romans. I had a question about Romans 8:17 which says we will share in His glory. I read the article from “Got Questions - What does it mean to be co-heirs with Christ?” Then I read your article - Why will God not give His glory to another? (Isaiah 42:8) ? The article states, “He will not share it (His glory) with anyone”. . . .

** This response answers the question directly, provides clear explanation, and is personable in tone. It also further elaborates on the verse in question and highlights the character of God. ** Question: What is the Hebrew translation for the KJV phrase wonderfully made? (Ps. 139:14). Also, for marvellous, too. Profile: Female, North America, Over 75, Christian Answered by: Jerry Humphrey, who has been a volunteer with us since June, 2022. Answer: Hello there, and thank you for trusting us to answer your question. Let's dive in. Psalm . . .

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** This response is biblically sound, answers the question directly, and is encouraging in tone. The writer provides practical examples and connects with the questioner personally. ** Question: Do you know some scripture references that I can pray over my unsaved kids and grand kids? Profile: Female, North America, 46–60 Answered by: Rhonda Maydwell, who has been a volunteer with us since August 2016. Answer: Hello! Thank you for your question. I love praying over my children and grandchildren—some of whom are not saved. Don’t . . .

** This response is biblically sound, easy to understand, and personable. It answers the question directly, even when the question lacked pertinent information. It provides appropriate background information and explanation as well as appropriate information for further study. The tone is genuinely friendly. ** Question: I'm looking for mention of the coming Messiah in the OT. Isaiah 49-9 states "for my name sake" Who is God referring to? Your site is such a blessing to me, thank you so much! Profile: Male, North America, 56–65, Christian Answered . . .

**This response is biblically sound, provides helpful foundational information, gives practical wisdom, and answers the specific question directly. The tone is encouraging and personable. ** Question: What is a strong apologetic response to this statement from Louis Theroux and others like it? Psalm 14:1 - The fool has said in his heart, “There is no God.” They are corrupt, They have done abominable works, There is none who does good. “Well, the Bible would say that, wouldn’t it?” Profile: Male, North America, 19–25, Christian Answered . . .

**This response is biblically sound and personable. The writer walks the questioner through the arguments logically, demonstrating how to think through them and also how to engage others in thinking through them. The response both answers the question and models how to go about processing through objections people raise about the Bible.** Question: This was a new objection to Romans 1:20 that I have trouble refuting (posited by an atheist vegan). So vegans believe that animals are capable of suffering and therefore are entitled to the same right to . . .