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The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field…” Every investigation begins with a mystery. Here, we face one of Jesus’ shortest yet most puzzling parables. A man stumbles upon treasure, hides it again, then sells all he owns…
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Have you ever wondered if everything you know about sin... is wrong? You’ve been told sin is just “doing bad things” stealing, lying, hurting others. But what if the real definition of sin is far more disturbing something no amount of…
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Every word of Scripture matters. A misplaced comma, a mistranslated phrase, or a cultural misunderstanding can change the meaning of a passage and lead to false belief. Across centuries and languages, the Bible has faced translation…
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The Bible is filled with stories Joseph in Egypt, Sarah’s barrenness, Moses, Job, and many others. They are beautiful, inspiring, and often used to encourage believers. But encouragement is not the primary reason they were written. Each…
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For generations, lies, hoaxes, and false doctrines have been disguised as truth, leading many believers into confusion, despair, and error. These beliefs, though widely accepted, are not rooted in Scripture. The Office of Heresy…
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Many people avoid prophecy, especially the books of Daniel and Revelation, believing them to be too mysterious or complicated to understand. Misinterpretations have only added to the confusion linking prophecy too narrowly with history or…
Readers ask, BibHQ investigates
Genesis 1,2,3
Please I need you to explain All the above verses don't really understand it.
Asked by Anonymous
Genesis 1–3 shows that God created everything good (Genesis 1:31) and made man in His image, with the freedom to choose (Genesis 2:16–17). Love and obedience only have meaning if they are freely chosen, so God gave Adam and Eve a real choice and a clear warning. Sin entered when they listened to the serpent instead of God (Genesis 3:1–6). God did not cause sin, but He permitted the freedom that made it possible. Even in that moment, God gave a promise: the seed of the woman would crush the serpent's head (Genesis 3:15). This is the first announcement of the Saviour. Sin was permitted, but it was never left without a remedy (Romans 5:12–19). Conclusion: God permitted sin because He created us free to love Him, and He already planned redemption through Jesus Christ.
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