Without Yahweh, “progress” can lose its moral compass. The article contrasts America’s restrained liberty with France’s chaos, warns that atheism can justify evil (using Nazi atrocities as an example), and argues morality, purpose, and true progress require Yahweh’s unchanging truth—building on rock, not shifting cultural “sand.”  Read More

The dead are unconscious—no awareness or activity (Eccl. 9:5,10). The “Lazarus and rich man” account is a parable, not a literal afterlife map. Yahshua uses vivid imagery to warn the wealthy/religious who ignore truth and the needy; real reward/punishment happens at resurrection and judgment, not immediately at death.  Read More

Yahshua’s return isn’t a secret rapture escape. Like Noah, the righteous are protected while the wicked are “taken” in judgment. “Where the carcass is, vultures gather” points to destruction, not rescue. The wicked are removed first; the faithful remain for Messiah’s Kingdom on earth.  Read More

The article argues “today” isn’t the only chance for salvation. Scripture teaches two resurrections: a first for the “just” at Yahshua’s return (already judged, rewarded to reign), and a second after 1,000 years for the rest, who then learn, face judgment, and receive life or the second death.  Read More

Yahshua will return, gather His elect in the first resurrection, and establish His Kingdom on earth. During the 1,000 years, survivors and new births continue under His rule. Afterward, the second resurrection raises the formerly ignorant for judgment/teaching. The faithful now can inherit firstfruits rulership, endure to the end, and help others learn righteousness.  Read More

The article urges believers not to fear discussing the spirit realm: it’s real, includes angels and demons, and our battle is spiritual. Satan deceives through temptation, occult practices, drugs, lust, and corrupted thinking. Distinguish possession from deception, guard the mind, avoid openings to evil, and rely on Yahweh’s protection through obedience and prayer.  Read More

Yahshua’s “Good News” centers on the coming Kingdom on earth, where He returns as King to judge, enforce Yahweh’s laws, and reign. His true Assembly (“little flock”) continues until His return. Those who overcome are called now as firstfruits, sealed by baptism/Spirit, raised in the first resurrection, and made kings/priests to rule with Messiah.  Read More

We use an arctic-training analogy to argue the Old Testament is Yahweh’s “manual” for believers today, not obsolete. Claims Yahshua fulfilled by obeying and confirming the Law (Matt. 5:17) and taught obedience. Says Paul upheld “law and prophets” (Acts 24:14; Rom. 3:31). Gentiles are grafted into Israel’s covenant, now administered through Yahshua’s priesthood.  Read More

Review argues “Law of Moses” includes Ten Commandments, Feasts, statutes, and judgments—Moses was Yahweh’s conduit. Feasts aren’t abolished with sacrifices; only priesthood/sacrifice administration changed in Messiah. Col. 2/Eph. 2 address man-made dogma/partition, not Yahweh’s calendar. Feasts kept by Yahshua/Paul and prophesied for the Kingdom.  Read More

Paul’s point in Colossians 2:14 isn’t that Yahweh’s moral law was “nailed to the tree,” but that the record of debt/charges against us—our transgressions and man-made decrees tied to the old, fleshly system—was canceled through Messiah’s sacrifice. He warns against being judged by pagan/philosophical “ordinances,” not against obeying Yahweh.  Read More

Seven structures Yahweh’s “Sabbath system”: weekly Sabbath, 7-year land Sabbatical, and 50th-year Jubilee. Sabbaticals rest land, forgive debts, and teach dependence on Yahweh; Jubilees add freeing Israelite slaves and returning land to original families, proclaimed by shofar on Atonement. These cycles foreshadow restoration, liberty, and Yahweh’s ownership.  Read More

Yahshua’s return follows end-time upheavals (persecution, two witnesses, global deception, cosmic signs). The article argues His Second Coming likely coincides with a Sabbatical or Jubilee year: both involve trumpet announcement, rest, release from bondage, debt/penalty cancellation, family reunion, and land returning to its rightful Owner—Yahweh reclaiming earth’s rule.  Read More

The article argues that Old Testament Law remains binding for believers. Citing Revelation, Paul, Yahshua, and John, it claims the New Testament upholds obedience to Yahweh’s commandments. Faith does not nullify the Law; rather, loving Yahweh means keeping His commandments, which are essential for salvation.  Read More

This article by Randy Folliard teaches that love is the foundation of true obedience to Yahweh. It emphasizes loving Yahweh and neighbor (Matthew 22), highlights love’s qualities in 1 Corinthians 13, warns against loving the world (1 John 2), and affirms that keeping Yahweh’s commandments expresses genuine love.  Read More

The article argues that humans lack innate immortality, must obey Yahweh’s unchanging law, and cannot rely on faith alone. It rejects the immortal soul doctrine as rooted in Gnosticism and teaches that eternal life is conditional upon repentance, obedience, and alignment with Yahweh’s spiritual law.  Read More

The article explains that Acts 15 addressed whether Gentile converts must be physically circumcised. The apostles ruled that circumcision and sacrifices were not required, but converts must immediately abandon key pagan practices. They would then learn the rest of Yahweh’s law through Sabbath teaching. True circumcision is of the heart—faith expressed through obedient love.  Read More

The article argues that grace never replaced Yahweh’s law; both operate together throughout Scripture. Grace existed in the Old Testament alongside obedience, as seen with Noah, Abraham, and Israel. Paul and Yahshua upheld the law under grace. Faith, mercy, and obedience harmonize, and suffering results from sin—not from a lack of Yahweh’s mercy.  Read More

The article argues that some follow Jewish traditions while neglecting Yahweh’s commanded Holy Days, while others wrongly dismiss obedience by citing the “613 laws.” It explains many laws were governmental or priestly and not universally applicable today. Moral and spiritual laws remain binding. Yahshua upheld obedience, and true believers keep Yahweh’s commandments with faith in Him.  Read More

The passage teaches that the greatest commandments are to love Yahweh wholeheartedly and love others as ourselves. Obedience proves our love for Him. Yahshua upheld the Law, taught love for neighbors and enemies, and demonstrated ultimate love through His sacrifice. Believers must remain faithful, reflect Yahweh’s love, and prepare for His Kingdom.  Read More

The article argues that myths and Greco-Roman influence have distorted biblical truth. It claims the Bible—both Old and New Testaments—is fundamentally Hebraic, that the New Testament was originally written in Hebrew, and that Yahshua and Paul upheld Old Testament law, showing continuity rather than separation between the testaments.  Read More

This article argues the Apocrypha is uninspired “imitation Bible”: written between the Testaments, rejected by Jews and Josephus, never quoted in the New Testament, and filled with historical, chronological, and doctrinal errors. It traces later forged “gospels” and concludes only the traditional Hebrew/Greek canon is truly Yahweh-inspired.  Read More

This article traces how ancient Gnosticism—self-exalting, anti-law, and hostile to Yahweh—mixed with early Christianity and still shapes modern church doctrines (grace vs. law, immortal soul, universal salvation, trinity, Marian veneration, New Age ideas). It calls believers to reject these paganized teachings and return to pure, obedient worship of Yahweh.  Read More

This article argues that male head coverings in worship (like the Jewish yarmulke) are post-biblical traditions, borrowed from Rome and later mandated by rabbis. OT headgear was for priests or mourning, not general worship, and 1 Corinthians 11 clearly teaches men should be bareheaded while women cover.  Read More

“Born again” is not a one-time prayer but a lifelong process. It begins with repentance, baptism (water) and receiving the Spirit (earnest/down payment), then a life of overcoming trials and sin. Only at the resurrection are believers changed into immortal spirit beings—then they are truly “born again,” like Yahshua was.  Read More