1 John 5:20 is a verse in the New Testament that has been the subject of theological debate, particularly regarding whether "the true God" mentioned in the verse refers to Jesus Christ or to God the Father.
“Satan can perform miracles, use Scripture, prophesy, speak of good things, and even appear kind—but there's one thing he cannot do: teach or preach the whole truth of God's Word. Even when Satan uses Scripture, he twists it.”
One of the most intriguing questions in the New Testament is: Did Jesus Himself ever baptize anyone in water? At first glance, some verses seem to suggest He did. Others say He didn’t. Which is it?
In an age of growing interest in signs and wonders, many Christians ask: "Can believers today perform miracles just like the apostles?" From healing the sick to raising the dead, these acts of power were undeniably present in the ministry of Christ and the early church. But what about now? Is the church still expected to function in such miraculous ways?
