Posted by Navah on Dec 30, 2018 in The Patriarchs' Saga
Avraham (Abraham) and Iyov (Job) were righteous men, but why did God choose Abraham over Job? Both Avraham and Iyov were descendants of Shem, and both were found righteous men (Gen 15:6 and Iyov 1:1), but God chose Avraham to make him a father of many nations as He told Avraham, not Iyov, to leave his land to make His Covenant with him. Iyov was known in Israel as a recognized righteous man, for Ezekiel and Ya’akov (Eze 14:14, Jam 5:11) wrote about him. He was as...
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Posted by Navah on Dec 18, 2018 in The Revelation from YHVH
How will the New Jerusalem – the Glory of YHVH look like? Actually, the Bible refers to two cities in the future: the millennial Jerusalem and the New Jerusalem. The New Jerusalem in Revelation 21 will be the subject of this article – the continuation of the series The Revelation from YHVH. And I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the former heaven and the former earth had passed away, and the sea is no more. (Rev 21:1) Also see Isa 65:17 and Isa 66:22. Here is a vision...
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Posted by Navah on Dec 7, 2018 in Prophecy Insight
How far must mankind go in violating the laws of food to provoke the wrath of the Creator? We read thus from the Book of Leviticus, Do not make yourselves abominable with any swarming creature that swarms, and do not make yourselves unclean with them, lest you be defiled by them. For I am Yehovah your Elohim, and you shall set yourselves apart. And you shall be set-apart, for I am set-apart. (Lev 11:43-44) Although sin has its origin and seat in the soul, it affects the...
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Posted by Navah on Nov 29, 2018 in Q&A
Question: Is atheism a religion? Answer: First, what does atheism mean? In Greek atheism means “without a deity” and seems to tell us that the atheists are without a god, believing in nothing, having no religion whatsoever. But this is not quite correct. Generally, a religion is understood to mean a belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods. But, according to the United Nations, a religion is any system of beliefs that does...
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Posted by Navah on Nov 22, 2018 in Q&A
Question: What is the origin of the words “Jesus” and “Christ”? Answer: For the English-speaking Christians Jesus Christ is the person who lived in the first century Judea, the Messiah of God of Israel, who died through crucifixion in 28 A.D. and was resurrected on the third day. But do the Christians know the real Jesus Christ and how many of them of them know His true name? However, few of them know His true name: Yeshua. When the gospels were translated into Greek and...
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Posted by Navah on Nov 22, 2018 in Q&A
Question: Ever wonder why the Christianity was accepted so easily in pagan Rome? Answer: In 313 A.D. the Emperor Constantine issued the Edict of Milan and a new religion of Rome (known today as Christianity or Catholicism) was established. With the establishment of the new religion, the persecution of the non-Jewish believers in Yeshua ceased, but not of the Jews; they were still persecuted and killed for entertainment of the Romans in the arenas: this time for being “the...
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Posted by Navah on Nov 17, 2018 in Q&A
Question: Has Christ fulfilled the Law, so that the Christians do not have to? Answer: The rejection of the Torah of YHVH, aka the Law, is a fundamental doctrine in the Christianity since its establishment as an official religion. But it is incorrect to say that the Roman emperor Constantine was the author of this doctrine; Ignatius of Antioch (c.35 – c.107) was, whose letters still serve as an example of early Christian theology. Today, there are a few major arguments to...
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Posted by Navah on Nov 17, 2018 in Q&A
Question: More than two-thirds of the Christian Churches are under a severe reprimand? Answer: Yes, 71 percent to be exact. According to the seven letters to the seven churches (congregations) in the Book of Revelation, five out of seven churches are severely reprimanded, even threatened to be removed from the Lord’s presence. Only two of the seven are found worthy by God. (Read more concerning this issue in the series The Revelation of YHVH)
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Posted by Navah on Nov 17, 2018 in Q&A
Question: The Church teaches us that we are not under the Law, but has Paul not commended us to observe the Sabbath? Answer: Yes, Shaul (Paul) has commended us to observe the Sabbath, because the Sabbath Commandment is a part of the Covenant of YHVH (see Exo 20:8-11) and as such it is a sign between Him and His children (see also Exo 31:13). We read his commendation in a verse that is unlikely to be read in the churches today, So, there remains a Sabbath-keeping (Greek...
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Posted by Navah on Nov 17, 2018 in Q&A
Question: What did Yeshua write in the sand? Answer: The scribes and Pharisees brought to Him a woman caught in adultery. And trying to set Him up they asked Him what the Torah would say. But Yeshua, bending down, wrote on the ground with the finger, as though He did not hear. (Joh 8:3-6) But, as they kept on questioning Him, He straightened up and said to them, “He who is without sin among you, let him be the first to throw a stone at her.” And bending down...
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Posted by Navah on Nov 17, 2018 in Q&A
Question: Are Paul’s teachings easy to understand? Answer: We have been told that Paul’s teachings bring more clarity and understanding of the Scripture and particularly when they refer to the main-street doctrine of the Church that the Law of God (Heb. the Torah, “Instruction, Direction”) has been done away with. But are they easy to understand? Apostle Peter has this to say about Paul’s teachings to the dismay of the “theologians” (WARNING: the following verse is...
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Posted by Navah on Nov 17, 2018 in Q&A
Question: How many wise men visited baby Yeshua? Answer: The Christian tradition says that three wise men visited baby Yeshua. But were they three? And how many were the wise men and what does the Bible say about their number? The truth is that we do not know, because the account says nothing about their number. Their number has been assumed because of the number of gifts they brought in three gifts; therefore, they were three wise men. The wise men could have been three or...
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