Bible Questions and Answers by Ella Rose Mast

Bible Questions and Answers by Ella Rose Mast

Starting on True Christian Teaching.blogspot.co.uk , will be a series of Bible Q&A by Ella Rose Mast. Here is just a small sample of what her indepth knowledge of the Bible is. This is just two page of the 22 pages of the first lesson. How many lessons did she write? About 150 of them and each one is in depth as what you see here.

If you go to the Page tab at the top of this blog, your see Bible Q&A 1. this is where Ella Mast research will be published; more will be uploaded as time allows.

For the rest of Tape 1, go to Bible Q&A 1 to get the PDF file.

TAPE NO. 1.......BY: ELLA ROSE MAST

Subjects:

1. The Thorn in Paul's side

2. Matthew 22:23 32

3. No respecter of persons

4. II Corinthian 5:6

5. Astrology and Astronomy

6. Love Everybody

7. The Kingdom not for everyone

8. The Abomination of the Desolator

From Ella Mast:...'Many questions are asked and I have tried to put together a short answer from the Tape Ministry of Dr. Wesley A. Swift, and my understanding.' Question:...What was the thorn in the Apostle Paul's side?

Answer:...One of the major thorns in Paul's side was his failing eye sight. He had a stigmatism and thus his poor eye sight was getting worse and worse. He found in his ministry that it was hard for him to read small print. He was writing great Epistles and letters were almost one inch high. This bothered him greatly because he felt that it hindered his work for YAHWEH and the church so he referred to this a thorn in his side. The early church fathers such as Clements and Polycarp referred to this fact that the Apostle Paul had weak eyes, and that they had gradually worsened. It was as tho he had cataracts but if so that they were operateable, because of this he wrote huge letters and was getting so that he could only see dimly. Yes, the Methodist church came up with the idea that Paul was not a natural man, that he was a deviate, today we call it Gay, but that his love for God fought this all the time,...this they said was the thorn in Paul's side. And they used this idea to justify taking into the church all the queers, and homosexuals. They said that this is why the Apostle Paul said men should not marry. But the Apostle Paul thought at first that Christ's return would be soon, and thus he thought that men could move into the missionary field to Lost Israel faster if they were not married. Later in his ministry he realized that many things would have to happen first. But at first he thought that the missionary field was in dangerous times, and a man could move more quickly if he did not have a family to fear for, or to maintain. But it would be totally foolish to say that all men of your race should not marry for pretty soon there would be no kingdom. This was not what the Apostle Paul was talking about. There were other thorns or pricks in his side such as the persecution by the Jews, but that was not as troublesome to him in his thinking as the loss of his eyesight. The Jews were bothering all the Apostles and disciples and the Christians as a whole, not just the Apostle Paul, and thus I would say that was the thorn in Paul's side. II Corinthians 12:7 10, here we see Paul talking about both infirmities of the flesh and Satans messenger as well. Galatians 4:13...it is infirmities of the flesh.