The way I understand this passage is that the Lord heard Cornelius' prayers. I don't know if He answered them, but I am in a quandary about the Lord hearing the prayers of unbelievers. I do not take from this passage that Cornelius was saved - it just states that he was a devout man that feared God. Can you shed some light on the subject for me?

In Genesis, Noah cursed Ham for looking upon his nakedness. Was there an underlying reason for this curse? Is the curse considered to be a "generational curse"?

Will there be born again Christians who will go through the tribulation or will they be raptured before it starts?

Why do Christians not keep the Jewish laws? There are people in our community who believe that salvation is of grace through Christ's blood, but also believe Christ meant us to keep the law.

Revelation 22:19 ends with "...God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book." Does this refer to a loss of salvation.

If our salvation is secure, how can Christ blot out our name?

When we look at the death of Christ on the cross, we find that His blood is a key factor in several aspects of our salvation. Why does God require a blood sacrifice? What is the significance of the blood sacrifice?

When did the grace age begin and will it last 2,000 years?

I have been baptized in father son and holy ghost I have repented of my sins and have received the holy ghost. I started at a new Apostolic church. Last week it was brought to my attention that if I wasn't baptized in Jesus name I would not enter the kingdom of God. I publicly acknowledge Jesus and I have always believed that my baptism was right. If I have been baptized in the father son and holy ghost and he is one isn't that the same as being baptized in Jesus name?

How do you lead someone into receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Are we suppose to what we call (tarry) with them?