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
The Ten Commandments represent the giving of the physical covenant (“ketubah,” or covenant of marriage) to Y’isra-el. They explain how Yah desires His children to live in relationship with Him and with others. Those who were given the physical covenant were under the physical law (Law of Moses). Paul is clear that those who have … Read more
Scripture is clear that it is belief, and not works, that is the basis of salvation. Any salvation that is dependent upon one’s works, either to obtain it, or to maintain it (i.e, “keeping up with one’s repentance”), is a false salvation. But, what belief is necessary to be saved? Scripture is clear that Satan … Read more