Crucial Lessons from the Flood in Noah’s Time
Noah had been preparing the Ark and preaching for 120 years. Life went on as normal. Though there were accidents and chaos induced by man, that seemed normal. The Lord intervening drastically did not seem normal. Virtually everyone was shocked when the flood finally came- even though they should notRead More
How John 3:16 is Commonly Used to Deceive Through Omission
It is very common for people to know John 3:16. However, very few people who know John 3:16 could tell you what the surrounding verses say. Looking at those verses proves that, rather than teaching a sugary easy salvation (as it is often falsely presented to communicate), John 3:16 isRead More
Suppressing the Bible’s Counsel by Omission: A Key Ingredient in Apostasy
Most churches which claim to believe in the 66 books of the Christian Bible as being their ultimate authority are not actually governed by what is written in those books. This often occurs by suppressing the Bible’s counsel, not blatantly through the church’s faith statement, but rather through practical omission. Read More
James 2: Both Protestants and Catholics Mangle “Faith Without Works is Dead”
Catholics and Protestants argue a lot over these verses. The Protestants are wrong because they do not accept that the verses mean what they say. The Catholics are wrong in their definition of works and also inconsistent due to how they blatantly disregard the Bible in so many other places.Read More
The Principle “To Obey is Better Than Sacrifice” Spans the Entire Bible
It is demonstrated over and over in the Bible how people sought to win the Lord’s favor through using ceremonies, rituals, and other sacrifice in a way which He did not intend or through sacrifices contrived by man which they thought He should accept. This goes back to Cain inRead More
Refuting Twisted Views of God’s Sovereignty
A sovereign king is an independent ruler with supreme authority. A sovereign king does not control the actions of everyone in his realm though he makes and enforces the laws. The people in his realm don’t necessarily do what he says. However, they will regret that. A sovereign king alsoRead More
These Old Testament Scriptures Apply to Christ and His People Rather Than Modern Israel
(Isaiah 60:12, Jeremiah 31:31-37, Ezekiel 37:1-14, Zechariah 2:5-8, Zechariah 8:20-23) Zionist Christians don’t take into account that before the first coming of Christ there was a faithful remnant within Israel while everyone else there was at enmity with the Lord. Multitudes of Israelites dwelled where the Lord’s worship was centeredRead More
Refuting GotQuestions.org on “Can a Christian Lose Salvation?”
Here we will analyze the website GotQuestions.org’s article titled: “Can a Christian lose salvation?” without quoting from it directly (except for the second to last paragraph). The things said here are responses to the ideas put forth in that article. Contrary to what is commonly taught in mainstream evangelical ChristianityRead More
Acts 7: Implications of Stephen’s Testimony Before the Sanhedrin
Stephen’s testimony and subsequent murder are recorded in Acts chapter 7. Christian Zionists don’t want to acknowledge that their support of the Jewish people is ungodly and out of line with the faithful people in the Bible such as Stephen. Do they not know that the overwhelming majority of theRead More
Matthew 7:12-29: Continuing in Sin is Walking the Broad Road to Hell
After reiterating in Matthew 7:12 that He was clarifying and vindicating the things taught in the Law of Moses and the rest of the Old Testament rather than destroying them, Jesus concluded the Sermon on the Mount by the things recorded in Matthew 7:13-27. Matthew 7:12-14: “Therefore all things whatsoeverRead More