THE BIBLE DOES NOT SAY—The weasel word phrase that bugs me the most. Note that though the WTS says this, it then proceeds to add :
After Jesus’ birth, why did Joseph and Mary remain in Bethlehem instead of returning home to Nazareth?
The Bible does not say. But it does reveal interesting details that may have affected their choice.
The Bible does not say, but here are some possible ways.
The Bible does not say. But it does reveal interesting details that may have affected their choice.
he Bible does not say why he left, but the apostle Paul evidently viewed Mark’s action as irresponsible.
But why did the holy spirit specifically direct that Barnabas and Saul be “set aside . . . for the work”? (Acts 13:2) The Bible does not say. We do know that the holy spirit directed the choosing of these men.
The Bible does not say how long it took Noah to build the ark, but it seems that he spent several decades building it.
Did Timothy become a notable speaker or an outstanding teacher? The Bible does not say. But no doubt
How many thousands had become believers? The Bible does not say, but even by the end of the first century, the number of believers must have been far fewer than 144,000.
The Bible does not say, but we have good reason to believe that the Devil would have been delighted to render Sarah unfit to bear the promised offspring.
Marking the final part of the last days will be the period that Jesus called the “great tribulation.” The Bible does not say how long that period will be, but