Burning Questions

[GoodFruit]

Do any of you have burning questions that you are anxious to find out the answer to when you get to heaven?  I have a few I have thought about.

The biggest burning question I have is who wrote Hebrews.  Another one that came up during my Sunday school class this past week when we discussing historical & extra-biblical writings and the fact that there is absolutely no information whatsoever on what Jesus' life was like as a child, teenager, or young adult.  So it made me ponder this and wonder about it.  Was it like any other typical Jewish boy? 

Another burning question I want to ask God is why did He create moles?  I mean what is their purpose because from looking at my yard, all they do is destroy it, so why did God create a mole?

I also wonder about the origin of the Native Americans.  Ultimately we are all descendants of Noah and his sons, but what line did the Natives comes from?  It's entirely plausible that they were able to spread to North America from a reference in Genesis 10:25 that indicates at one time continents were not split up the way they are now.  

 

[ayin jade]

Moles benefit gardens by aerating the soil, among other things. Even if they do seem like a nuisance. 

It is widely believed that native americans crossed via the bering land bridge. They migrated here. 

It is believed that Paul wrote the book of Hebrews. As far as His childhood, He would have been raised as a typical Jewish boy. 

[Guest Teditis]

I bet we all get a pre-printed hand-out of Frequently-Asked-Questions when we first get to Heaven.

[Jayne]

You know, Jesus was really good at answering questions with questions.

I used to have a lot of burning questions until I realized that once I'm with God - wherever that may be in the end - I don't think we are going to care.

 

[The_Patriot21]

You want to know what I want to know? Why didn't God make more mountains....

[OneLight]

1 Corinthians 13:11-12

¹¹ When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child; but when I became a man, I put away childish things. ¹² For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I shall know just as I also am known.

 

Notice in verse 12 we are told that we will know just as we are known.  I believe that all our questions will automatically be answered in the next life.  We won't even have to ask ...

[missmuffet]

1 hour ago, GoodFruit said:

Do any of you have burning questions that you are anxious to find out the answer to when you get to heaven?  I have a few I have thought about.

The biggest burning question I have is who wrote Hebrews.  Another one that came up during my Sunday school class this past week when we discussing historical & extra-biblical writings and the fact that there is absolutely no information whatsoever on what Jesus' life was like as a child, teenager, or young adult.  So it made me ponder this and wonder about it.  Was it like any other typical Jewish boy? 

Another burning question I want to ask God is why did He create moles?  I mean what is their purpose because from looking at my yard, all they do is destroy it, so why did God create a mole?

I also wonder about the origin of the Native Americans.  Ultimately we are all descendants of Noah and his sons, but what line did the Natives comes from?  It's entirely plausible that they were able to spread to North America from a reference in Genesis 10:25 that indicates at one time continents were not split up the way they are now.  

 

Who wrote Hebrews?

Author: Although some include the Book of Hebrews among the apostle Paul's writings, the certain identity of the author remains an enigma. Missing is Paul's customary salutation common to his other works. In addition, the suggestion that the writer of this epistle relied upon knowledge and information provided by others who were actual eye-witnesses of Christ Jesus (2:3) makes Pauline authorship doubtful. Some attribute Luke as its writer; others suggest Hebrews may have been written by Apollos, Barnabas, Silas, Philip, or Aquila and Priscilla. Regardless of the human hand that held the pen, the Holy Spirit of God is the divine author of all Scripture (2 Timothy 3:16); therefore, Hebrews speaks with the same canonical authority as the other sixty-five books of the Bible.

http://www.gotquestions.org/Book-of-Hebrews.html

The Bible is silent on what God does not want us to know.

Moles? They eat worms and insects. Maybe so we would not be overcome with worms and insects? Everything was created for God's glory. Even that pesty mosquito. We may not know why but God does

The Native Americans have always been here. They may have come from Asia many,many years ago. Wasn't it the Europeans or "white man" that first came to America and infringed on their territory?

 

[RustyAngeL]

1 hour ago, GoodFruit said:

Do any of you have burning questions that you are anxious to find out the answer to when you get to heaven?  I have a few I have thought about.

The biggest burning question I have is who wrote Hebrews.  Another one that came up during my Sunday school class this past week when we discussing historical & extra-biblical writings and the fact that there is absolutely no information whatsoever on what Jesus' life was like as a child, teenager, or young adult.  So it made me ponder this and wonder about it.  Was it like any other typical Jewish boy? 

Another burning question I want to ask God is why did He create moles?  I mean what is their purpose because from looking at my yard, all they do is destroy it, so why did God create a mole?

I also wonder about the origin of the Native Americans.  Ultimately we are all descendants of Noah and his sons, but what line did the Natives comes from?  It's entirely plausible that they were able to spread to North America from a reference in Genesis 10:25 that indicates at one time continents were not split up the way they are now.  

 

Not really.  Besides when I get to Heaven my questions will all be answered anyway.

[missmuffet]

I am sure we will all have questions. But will we remember this life on this earth? Will we even want to know those questions?

[Ezra]

3 hours ago, ayin jade said:

Moles benefit gardens by aerating the soil, among other things. Even if they do seem like a nuisance. 

And then we have moles within the intelligence services, but Satan is involved with those.