Colours of the Bible It is claimed by most of the modern Hebrew Israelite groups that the true Israelites are Black. They use many verses and arguments in order to “prove” this claim. They claim that the Bible shows that Adam, King David, King Solomon and Jesus were Read more…
Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated. It is stated 2 times in the Bible that God loved Jacob but he hated Esau. Once in the OT in the book of Malachi Malachi 1:2 I have loved you, saith the LORD. Yet ye say, Wherein hast thou Read more…
Why was Jesus not recognised? After the resurrection when Jesus rose from the dead many of his followers did not recognise him at first when he appeared to them. There are a couple of occasions recorded in the Bible of such occurrences. Mary Magdalene did not recognise him Read more…
Jesus the high priest from the tribe of Judah. There are many people who claim that the New Testament church are still under the Levitical law. I have written many different writings showing this to be incorrect however I have decided to write this short writing focusing on just Read more…
Original Sin (short version) There are a few different understandings when it comes to the doctrine of Original sin. This ranges from the belief that man has inherited a sinful nature at birth to the belief that everyone from birth is born already having sin attached. Everyone is already a Read more…
Acts 8:37 Scripture or not Scripture? Buy my books here There is much debate surrounding the authenticity of this verse amongst modern day biblical scholars with the majority choosing to reject this verse as original and authoritative scripture claiming that it is not included in the “oldest and best” manuscripts Read more…
How can Jesus be the son of David from the tribe of Judah? One of the main objections used against Jesus being the Messiah, often by those of the Jewish faith, is that if Jesus was “conceived” of God through the holy spirit, by Mary, who was a virgin and Read more…
The truth about the “rapture” The Rapture. One of the most debated doctrines of all Christendom. This doctrine teaches that at some point in time the alive righteous will be “raptured” or taken away from earth to heaven leaving the wicked, unsaved to face the wrath of God which will Read more…