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Many people pick up Paul's letters, read his words about food, and quickly conclude that Paul was opening the door to compromise. But when we look closely at the biblical text, that idea does not hold up. Paul was actually fighting against the very same kind of hidden, subtle compromise that Balaam introduced long ago and that the Nicolaitans later spread inside the early assemblies. Revelation 2 lays it out plainly, connecting the Nicolaitans' teaching straight to Balaam's s

Acts 15 Was Never A Break From Torah Acts 15 arose from a genuine dispute within the covenant community. Gentiles were coming to faith in Israel’s Messiah and joining Israelite gatherings. The disagreement was not about the importance of Torah; it was about when and how Gentiles should begin to follow it.   The issue is clearly presented in Scripture:  “And certain men which came down from Judaea taught the brethren, and said, Except ye be circumcised after the manner of Mose

Why do Christians usually refer to the Creator, the Elohim of the Israelites, as “God”  or “the LORD” ? Scripture gives him a name. Scripture repeats that name openly and builds covenant, law, judgment, land inheritance, exile, punishment, and restoration on that name. The name appears in Hebrew as יהוה (YHWH)  and is spoken as Yahuah , often shortened as Yah . The removal of that name was not accidental, linguistic, or devotional. Theology shaped under Roman power abandoned

Introduction: A Verse That Challenges What We Thought We Knew Psalm 82:6-7 says, “I have said, Ye are gods ; and all of you are children of the Most High. But ye shall die like men, and fall like one of the princes.” For centuries, this verse has been quoted but rarely understood. Many have taken it to mean that mankind is divine or carries godlike power within, yet that reading collapses when the context is examined. This passage does not honor man; it rebukes those who wer

When Israel’s writings entered the Greek world, their meaning changed. Hebrew words describe life, covenant, and relationship. Greek...

My people, we need to recognize what is happening around us. A dangerous agenda is moving forward, not quietly in the shadows but in...

The story of Scripture begins with separation. In Eden, Adam and Eve sinned against Father Yah and were driven from His presence. Yet Yah...

Paul never presented himself as the founder of a new religion. He never turned his back on the Law or the Prophets. His writings...

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible records one consistent pattern. Yah makes His covenant with Israel. The covenant terms are clear:...

The foundation of all Scripture rests on one decisive act: Yah entrusted His law, covenant, and spoken words to a single nation, Israel....

The Constitution claims African Americans are full citizens. But the reality on the ground says otherwise. Through judicial neglect,...

Christian doctrine often teaches that the law of Yahuah has no place in the life of a believer because Yahusha died for our sins. But...

On April 28, 2025, President Donald J. Trump signed Executive Order 14288 , titled “Strengthening and Unleashing America’s Law...

The concept of genuine faith is a foundational principle in the Scriptures. True faith is more than intellectual acknowledgment or verbal...

The belief that the Messiah did away with the law is a common misunderstanding rooted in the misinterpretation of Paul's teachings,...

The misunderstanding and misapplication of the concepts of grace and mercy within mainstream Christian doctrine largely stem from an...

Throughout biblical history, Yah’s covenant with Israel has been central to His plan for salvation and restoration. However, modern Christianity often teaches doctrines that misinterpret this foundational truth. One of the primary misconceptions within Christianity is the belief that Yahusha’s sacrifice has completely done away with the need for obedience to Yah’s commandments. Let's delve into this issue and explore how these teachings deviate from scripture, demonstrating t

Forgiveness is a core part of the Bible, deeply rooted in both the Old and New Testaments. But what does it really mean to forgive? And...

The Old and New Covenants are key to understanding the relationship between Yah and His people, the house of Israel. While both covenants...

In the Hebrew Bible, the treatment of strangers living among the Israelites is a topic addressed with considerable depth. The term...