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approval, approved responses, and parts of your writer profile. If you click on
"Hello Your Name!", you'll enter a screen where you can mark yourself
in and out of the office, note preferred days to receive assignments, and
change your areas of interest. The login is at: https://www.gotquestions.net/admin/
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Strange assignments: As you know, some
question assignments are odd. Some may not seem exactly spiritually-related,
others might come across as brash or insincere. As assignors, we do our best to
filter out questions that are clearly not in our topic fields or in which
questioners are overtly rude. However, we also do our best to make use of every
opportunity to share the gospel. Often, responding with truth and kindness
communicates the love of God well. So if we send you a question that seems a
bit off, please pray and think through how you might 
GOTQUESTIONS.ORG PODCAST: We had the joy of
recording three new podcasts with some of our out-of-town staff members during
our time together. In one
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** This response is biblically sound, concise, and
personable. The questions are answered directly and even include a helpful
demonstration of how to understand the Bible in context. The tone is genuinely
kind. **
Question: Then the Lord said to Moses, “See,
I have made you like God to Pharaoh, and your brother Aaron will be your
prophet. Exodus 7:1 NIV Does Moses assume the position of God just like Jesus
assumes the position of God in the new testament? If so, is there any incidence
where he is worshipped? Pardon my Ignorance. I mean no 
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Questions. May the Lord bless you and keep you all.
From a questioner: I this is
not a follow up question, I wanna thank you in words coz giving only ratings
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reply of yours who can really understand this much 🙂 thank you so much.
TOTALLY it's gonna 
Thank you for praying! Here are some specific
requests for this month:
1. Thank you, again, for your prayers for the staff
meeting in June. Praise God for that time. Please be praying for wisdom and
continual refreshing as we seek to steward the ministry well. Pray for us to
know where and how to invest our time and efforts. Please especially pray for
our hearts to be in tune with God, for Him to accomplish His work through the
ministry, and for Him to be glorified in it.
2. Praise God for people coming to the various
sites in the Got Questions 
"For you were called to freedom,
brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh,
but through love serve one another. For the whole law is
fulfilled in one word: 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself'"
(Galatians 5:13–14, ESV).
"if you confess with your mouth that
Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the
dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes and is justified, and
with the mouth one confesses and is saved. For the Scripture
says, 'Everyone 