Questions Men Ask God

The Questions Men Ask God: Honest Cries, Foolish Challenges, and Final Answers is a complete ten-essay KJV Bible study examining the questions men directed toward God from Genesis through the Gospels and Acts. The series moves from Cain’s insolent attempt to evade responsibility and Abraham’s reverent intercession for the righteous to Moses asking God’s name, Job crying from the ash heap, David pleading through Heaven’s apparent silence, and Habakkuk struggling with divine judgment. It then examines Nicodemus and the necessity of the new birth, Pilate asking about truth while Truth stood before him, the Philippian jailer receiving the plain answer of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ, and the disciples asking about Christ’s coming and the end of the world. Throughout the study, careful distinctions are maintained between honest questioning and rebellious defiance, suffering faith and unbelief, religion and regeneration, works and grace, Israel and the Church, and the Rapture and the Second Advent. Readers will see that every question reveals the spiritual condition of the questioner—and that whether God answers through conviction, deliverance, revelation, correction, salvation, or prophecy, the Judge of all the earth always retains the final word.