Genesis 1-11

• Question 28: If Allah loves humanity, then why does he send so many prophets? Why has he allowed people from all religions to kill each other for thousands of years? And on top of that, in the Torah (OT) Allah even gives such commands as Kill all the peop

Genesis 1,1-4

• Question 197: Scientists say that the earth is approx. 5 billion years old, and human traces on earth are no older than 1-2 million years at the most. But the bible states that God created the world in six days. Did God really work so slowly?

Genesis 1,26-27

• Topic 12: The Heart of Christianity

Genesis 1,26-28

• Topic 3: Cross, Sin, Redemption


Gen 1,27

• Question 80: 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 says: Women should remain silent in the churches, for they are not allowed to speak, but should be subordinate, as even the Law says. But if they want to learn about something, […]

Genesis 2,8.15-17

• Question 21: You claim that every person is born afflicted with original sin. Let us assume for now that that this is correct. In Jesus, reparation came about for the sins of all or Jesus paid the ransom fee for the sins of all people. By the way: […]

• Question 142. What is the significance of the family in Christianity?

• Topic 5: God the Three in One

Genesis 2,2

• Question 197: Scientists say that the earth is approx. 5 billion years old, and human traces on earth are no older than 1-2 million years at the most. But the bible states that God created the world in six days. Did God really work so slowly?

Genesis 2,21f

• Question 204: It says in the New Testament that women must cover their heads in church. Why is this command not being obeyed?

Gen 2,4.7

• Question 197: Scientists say that the earth is approx. 5 billion years old, and human traces on earth are no older than 1-2 million years at the most. But the bible states that God created the world in six days. Did God really work so slowly?

Genesis 2,23

• Question 108: There are three characteristics which define God. 1- the ability to create 2- immortality 3- unending power. Which of these characteristics are also inherent in Jesus Christ? In your opinion, can someone like God be killed?

Genesis 2,24

• Topic 3: Cross, Sin, Redemption

• Topic 14: Ethics and Social Teaching

Genesis 3

• Question 206: If Adam and Eve had not eaten the fruit, would Jesus have been unnecessary?

• Topic 3: Cross, Sin, Redemption

Genesis 3,1-11

• Question 206: If Adam and Eve had not eaten the fruit, would Jesus have been unnecessary?

Genesis 3,1-24

• Question 21: You claim that every person is born afflicted with original sin. Let us assume for now that that this is correct. In Jesus, reparation came about for the sins of all or Jesus paid the ransom fee for the sins of all people. By the way: […]

Genesis 3,5

• Question 206: If Adam and Eve had not eaten the fruit, would Jesus have been unnecessary?

Genesis 3,9-10

• Question 206: If Adam and Eve had not eaten the fruit, would Jesus have been unnecessary?


Genesis 3,21

• Question 117: You accuse Allah [The God of the Quran and of the Islamic faith] to be without mercy. How can you explain Noahs flood in the Christian faith? Did your loving God kill the people with loving rain?

Genesis 4

• Question 21: You claim that every person is born afflicted with original sin. Let us assume for now that that this is correct. In Jesus, reparation came about for the sins of all or Jesus paid the ransom fee for the sins of all people. By the way: […]

Genesis 4,3-15

• Question 206: If Adam and Eve had not eaten the fruit, would Jesus have been unnecessary?

Genesis 4,10

• Question 132: Did God who calls upon His people to kill in the Old Testament, suddenly become merciful since, through Jesus, He calls upon His people to love their enemies?

Genesis 4,15

• Question 117: You accuse Allah [The God of the Quran and of the Islamic faith] to be without mercy. How can you explain Noahs flood in the Christian faith? Did your loving God kill the people with loving rain?

Genesis 6

• Question 12: Let us assume that Christians do not believe in three Gods? But where does the divinity of the Messiah come from? Can a man – developed in the womb of a woman, breast fed like every child, raised like every child – become or be God?

Genesis 6,5

• Question 206: If Adam and Eve had not eaten the fruit, would Jesus have been unnecessary?

Genesis 6,5-6

• Question 124: Can God regret?

Genesis 6,5-9,17

• Question 117: You accuse Allah [The God of the Quran and of the Islamic faith] to be without mercy. How can you explain Noahs flood in the Christian faith? Did your loving God kill the people with loving rain?

Genesis 6,11-13

• Question 28: If Allah loves humanity, then why does he send so many prophets? Why has he allowed people from all religions to kill each other for thousands of years? And on top of that, in the Torah (OT) Allah even gives such commands as Kill all the peop

Genesis 8,20-22

Genesis 8,21

• Question 117: You accuse Allah [The God of the Quran and of the Islamic faith] to be without mercy. How can you explain Noahs flood in the Christian faith? Did your loving God kill the people with loving rain?

Genesis 9,6

• Question 132: Did God who calls upon His people to kill in the Old Testament, suddenly become merciful since, through Jesus, He calls upon His people to love their enemies?

Genesis 9,20

• Question 47: The Gospels are distinguished through their beautiful language and content. But how are we to understand and interpret the many verses in the Old Testament which contain violence (e.g. Deuteronomy 13:15; Exodus 32:27)?

Genesis 9,21

• Question 135: How can you describe something that contains alcohol as the blood of God? Does God make drunk?

Genesis 11

• Question 21: You claim that every person is born afflicted with original sin. Let us assume for now that that this is correct. In Jesus, reparation came about for the sins of all or Jesus paid the ransom fee for the sins of all people. By the way: […]

Genesis 11,5

• Question 79: Genesis 11:5: The Lord came down to see the city and the tower that the men had built. Is your Lord short sighted, so that he cannot see from Heaven and has to climb down from it?

Genesis 12,3

• Question 21: You claim that every person is born afflicted with original sin. Let us assume for now that that this is correct. In Jesus, reparation came about for the sins of all or Jesus paid the ransom fee for the sins of all people. By the way: […]

• Question 225: Where in the Bible does it say that Jesus died for the sin of humanity? Die he say this? Who made this statement for the first time?


Genesis 13,8

• Question 172: Did Jesus have brothers? There is one instance where the Gospels say your brothers are outside.

Genesis 14,14.16

• Question 172: Did Jesus have brothers? There is one instance where the Gospels say your brothers are outside.

Genesis 17,1

• Question 78: John 1:18 states, that no one has seen God. However, in the Old Testament there are several verses claiming exactly the opposite (Genesis 17:1; 18:1, Exodus 6:3; 24:10; Amos 9:1, etc.). How do you explain this contradiction?

Genesis 18,1

• Question 78: John 1:18 states, that no one has seen God. However, in the Old Testament there are several verses claiming exactly the opposite (Genesis 17:1; 18:1, Exodus 6:3; 24:10; Amos 9:1, etc.). How do you explain this contradiction?

Genesis 19

• Question 47: The Gospels are distinguished through their beautiful language and content. But how are we to understand and interpret the many verses in the Old Testament which contain violence (e.g. Deuteronomy 13:15; Exodus 32:27)?

Genesis 19,30-38

• Question 27: Since I have started reading the Bible, one question preoccupies me: How can it be possible what the Old Testament itself says, namely, that Lots daughters made their father drunk and slept with him and conceived children? […]

Genesis 20,3

• Question 226: If the Triune God is true, why did none of the Old Testament prophets ever mention it?

Genesis 27

• Question 47: The Gospels are distinguished through their beautiful language and content. But how are we to understand and interpret the many verses in the Old Testament which contain violence (e.g. Deuteronomy 13:15; Exodus 32:27)?

Genesis 27,28

• Question 135: How can you describe something that contains alcohol as the blood of God? Does God make drunk?

Genesis 29,15

• Question 172: Did Jesus have brothers? There is one instance where the Gospels say your brothers are outside.

Genesis 31,34

• Question 226: If the Triune God is true, why did none of the Old Testament prophets ever mention it?

Genesis 32,31

• Question 79: Genesis 11:5: The Lord came down to see the city and the tower that the men had built. Is your Lord short sighted, so that he cannot see from Heaven and has to climb down from it?

• Question 181: God said to Moses: He who sees must die. If Jesus is God, why did the people who saw him not die?

Genesis 40,19

• Question 188: The Jehovahs Witnesses claim that Jesus was not crucified but hung on a stake. Is there historic evidence for Jesus death by crucifixion?

Genesis 49,11

• Question 135: How can you describe something that contains alcohol as the blood of God? Does God make drunk?