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Could Nicodemus have been "born again" then, or would he have had to wait until Christ was resurrected? [John 3:1-21, John 7:39, Isaiah 32:15, Joel 2:28-29, Zechariah 14:8, Matthew 10:8, Luke 10:9].

Can you clarify the confusion in scripture about the ascended Jesus, saying that the Son of Man is in heaven, when clearly at that point He is not? [John 3:10-13].

If one is born again, should our name be changed? Could I be a reincarnation of King Asa from Jesus' genealogy? [John 3:1-21].

Isn't it only Jesus' physical body that is in heaven and everyone else's is not (like Enoch & Elijah)? [John 3:10-13, Acts 2:34, John 1:18].

Is Jesus quoting Himself when he says that no one has ascended to heaven, but the Son of Man? What about the Old Testament prophets? [John 3:13].

Could you clarify the order of events for both the Premillennial View and the Amillennial View of Jesus' return and the rapture? [John 6:39, John 6:44, John 6:54. 2 Peter 3:13].

What exactly does Jesus expect Nicodemus to already to understand about being born again? [John 3:1-21, Numbers 11:17, Ezekiel 36: 25-26].

Why do people think we go to heaven when we die? [Psalm 37:29, Acts 2:29, John 3:13, Revelation 21:2].

Could you explain John 3:13 when it says that no one has ascended into heaven? [John 3:13, I Thessalonians 4].

Would you explain the verse about "no one has ascended into heaven" except Jesus? [John 3:13, Proverbs 30:1-4, Philippians 1, 2 Corinthians 5, Revelation 6,20].

When the writers of the New Testament appear to explain something that Jesus said, isn't it considered similar to a teacher's commentary today-as in the story of Nicodemus? [John 3:1-21].

Catholic caller wants to challenge Steve's critique of the Catholic view of the Eucharist and the questioning of the literalness of "The Body of Christ". [John 6:53, 63, 2:9, 3:1-21, 7:37, 4:14,32, 11:11].

If scripture indicates that no man has ascended into heaven, what does that mean for others that were said to have ascended? [John 3:13].

This verse says that no one has gone to heaven, execpt Christ, so do we go to heaven? [John 3:13, 2 Corinthians 12, Acts 2].

What does it mean that 'no man has ascended up to heaven'? [John 3:13]. 23, 7, 2, 2938

No one ever came back from Heaven to give a testimony of their experience, is that right, & what does it mean that Elijah is to come in John the Baptist? [John 3:13, Malachi 4:5, Luke 1:17, John 1:19-25]

Who is in heaven, what does this verse mean, something about the Trinity? [John 3:13]

Was Jesus omnipresent in His incarnation & can you comment on John 3:13 in relation to it? [John 3:13]

Could you explain this confusing statement in John 3, about those who had ascended into heave, and Jesus being in heaven, though He was not. [John 3:13, John 7:37-39].