Isaiah
(Isa. 1:11) Do we need Temple sacrifices or not?
(Isa. 1:15) Will God answer prayers or not?
(Isa. 1:17) Could Israel clean up their act, or did they need divine aid?
(Isa. 2:1-22) Does this passage refer to the millennium or not?
(Isa. 2:9) Should we forgive others or not?
(Isa. 3:12) Why is it wrong for women to rule over the nation of Israel?
(Isa. 3:18) Does this mean that women should not wear makeup and jewelry?
(Isa. 5:11) Is it right or wrong to drink alcohol (see comments on 1 Timothy 5:23)?
(Isa. 6:1) Why does Isaiah’s calling occur in the sixth chapter?
(Isa. 6:5) Why does Isaiah emphasize his unclean lips?
(Isa. 6:9-10) Did God not want them to repent?
(Isa. 7:11-12) Was Isaiah encouraging Ahaz to test God?
(Isa. 7:14) Does this passage predict a virgin birth?
(Isa. 8:16) Did Isaiah’s disciples write “Second” Isaiah?
(Isa. 8:17-18) Does this passage predict Christ? (cf. Heb. 2:13)
(Isa. 9:1-2) Why does Matthew cite this passage in Isaiah?
(Isa. 9:6-7) Does this passage predict Jesus?
(Isa. 11:1) Why the stump of Jesse and not the stump of David?
(Isa. 11:11-12) Does this refer to the modern regathering of Israel?
(Isa. 11:12) Did the biblical authors believe in a flat Earth?
(Isa. 13:19-22) Did Isaiah correctly predict the desolation of Babylon?
(Isa. 14:12-14) Does this passage describe Satan or someone else?
(Isa. 23:1) Did Isaiah correctly predict the destruction of Tyre?
(Isa. 26:14) Did the ancient Jews believe in the afterlife?
(Isa. 28:11) Why does Paul cite this passage in 1 Corinthians 14:21?
(Isa. 29:4) Does this passage predict the discovery of the Book of Mormon?
(Isa. 33-34) Why is there a break in the Isaiah manuscript at this point?
(Isa. 35:4-6) Did Jesus fulfill this passage?
(Isa. 38:10-11) What is Sheol?
(Isa. 38:8) Did God turn back time?
(Isa. 40-55) How does Isaiah use the Exodus motif in this section?
(Isa. 40:2) Why does God punish them “double” for their sins?
(Isa. 40:3) Does Mark 1:2 correctly cite this passage?
(Isa. 44:28-45:1) How could Isaiah predict King Cyrus?
(Isa. 45:7) Does God create evil? (cf. Lam. 3:38; Jer. 18:8; Amos 3:6)
(Isa. 51:9) Does the Bible support the belief in mythical monsters?
(Isa. 56) Does this chapter mark the beginning of “third” Isaiah?
Jeremiah
(Jer. 3:7) Does God not know the future?
(Jer. 6:20) Do good deeds replace the need for Temple sacrifices?
(Jer. 7:16) Why would God tell Jeremiah NOT to pray for Israel?
(Jer. 9:24) Why does Paul quote this passage in 1 Corinthians 1:31?
(Jer. 11:14) Why would God tell Jeremiah NOT to pray for Israel?
(Jer. 14:11) Why would God tell Jeremiah NOT to pray for Israel?
(Jer. 18:8) Does God create evil?
(Jer. 22:30) How could Jesus be the Messiah if God cursed Jehoiakin’s descendants?
(Jer. 29:10) Was this literally fulfilled?
(Jer. 31:15) Does Matthew cite this passage out of context?
(Jer. 31:38) Does this predict the modern regathering of Israel?
(Jer. 49:16-17) Did Jeremiah correctly predict the destruction of Edom?
Lamentations
(Lam. 3:38) Does God create evil? (cf. Jer. 18:8; Amos 3:6)
Ezekiel
(Ezek. 1:15-18) What are these creatures? They seem like space aliens!
(Ezek. 1:28) How could Ezekiel see God if no one can see God and live?
(Ezek. 2:8-3:3) Why does God tell him to eat this scroll?
(Ezek. 4:4-8) How could Ezekiel lay on his side for over a year?
(Ezek. 7:2) Did the biblical authors believe in a flat earth?
(Ezek. 10:2ff) Why do the angels have wheels?
(Ezek. 14:9) Does God deceive people?
(Ezek. 20:25-26) Did God command evil laws?
(Ezek. 21:26-27) Who is the “one to whom it belongs” mentioned here?
(Ezek. 26:3-14) Was this prophecy fulfilled?
(Ezek. 28:1ff) Does this passage describe Satan or the prince of Tyre?
(Ezek. 37:11-25) Does this passage predict the modern regathering of Israel?