Dean Haskins If your English translation of 1 John 1:9 states, “If we confess our SINS . . .” it is a false translation. Why? Because, if you read the entire verse, it says that by such confession, we can be cleansed of “all unrighteousness.” Now, one is either righteous in the Father’s eyes, or one is … Read more
One of the many differences between the “church” and the true ekklesia is the matter of who is a part of each of those bodies, and how that happens. In a “church,” one is made a “member” by his own declaration, much the same way that christianity teaches about its version of salvation—that it’s a … Read more
It is very common, when speaking with christians about the Sabbaths, for a fierce dismissal to be made that “those things were under the law and only for the Jews. We are no longer under the law.” While such a sentiment is problematic on many levels, one of the primary errors is that the law … Read more