have heard that Matthew 25:32-46 shows that those saved in the tribulation are saved as a result of how they treat the Jewish people at that time, by works. Is the giving of food, water etc...the reason one gets the inheritance or is the passage speaking of what saved people do being heirs?

Doesn't Romans 11:6 conclude that salvation was by works under the old testament law?

When Jesus arose from the grave what kind of body did He have? Was it flesh like it was before His death?

What is "the mystery of the faith" found in 1 Timothy 3:9?

What is the meaning of lordship salvation? Is it biblical? When a person accepts Christ as their personal Saviour, must they also accept Him as Lord of all?

Question asked about the local/universal church argument.

Do the Jehovah's Witness believe in the Deity of Jesus Christ?

Which books in the Bible are called "The Law"? Which are called "The Prophets"?

Why does the bible refer Jesus the son of David? Although it can refer to the biological and immediate son of an earthly father, it can also have other meanings.

I've been having a heated discussion with a fellow church member about the differences between James and Paul. How James was under a different dispensation than Paul, my friend can't buy that. I was wondering what scriptures I could show him that would back up my argument? I tried to explain how James was a legalist, that his teaching was faith plus works for salvation, and Paul's teaching is Faith. Can you help?