Where are the so-called “lost tribes” of the House of Israel? And are they “lost” at all? The fact is that the Scripture records with a certain clarity the whereabouts of the most of “the lost tribes” during and after the Assyrian invasion. This study will not entertain the notion of the so-called “British Zionism” neither will it ever consider the Replacement Theology. What this study will harbor, however, is that the...
Read More »The official doctrine of the Church is that Paul claimed to the tithes of the churches, saying, “You shall not muzzle an ox while threshing”, and that in Chapter 9 of his first letter to the Corinthians he strongly asserts his rights. But he refuses to avail himself of his right, that he might influence a wider circle of men. For their sakes, he thus voluntarily surrendered his undoubted rights of the tithes. This is what the Christian theologians teach. Can we...
Read More »What does the phrase “shabbat shabbaton” mean? The Hebrew word שַׁבָּתוֹן shabbaton, is commonly translated as sabbatism, that is a Sabbath observance, as found in its Greek transliteration sabbatismos, “σαββατισμός” in Heb 4:9. It comes from the noun שַׁבָּת shabbat, meaning of cessation or “to completely end” any work. Shabbat comes from the verb שָׁבַת shavat, which means to cease what one is doing, therefore, shabbat does not mean a...
Read More »On 21 December 2017, the General Assembly passed the United Nations resolution on Jerusalem with which it effectively called on the U.S. to withdraw its recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. The resolution reads: “…any decisions and actions which purport to have altered, the character, status or demographic composition of the Holy City of Jerusalem have no legal effect, are null and void and must be rescinded in compliance with relevant resolutions...
Read More »The mark of the beast (the ten-horned beast or the New World Order) will be given on the right hand of the recipients, but the prophecy says nothing about the left hand, or does it? Here we will discuss this dark side of the mark of the beast, something many people do not even suspect it exists. In the chapter “The Mark of the Name of the Beast” from the present author’s Book “The Reckoning of Time” we studied plausible implications of the mark...
Read More »Something odd happened when Ya’akov (Jacob) remained alone that night: Jacob wrestled with an angel until the breaking of the day. What did exactly happen when Jacob wrestle with an angel of YHVH? Was that wrestling at all? Twenty years went by and Ya’akov left the land of Paddan Aram where he served Lavan his father-in-law (Gen 31:41). He headed for the land of Canaan with all his household, servants, and livestock. On his way the messengers of Elohim joined...
Read More »In this article the present author will make a proposal whose solely intent is to explain certain facts and observations he has made. This study on the situation in the Middle East is not meant to be conclusive and exhaustive, but to be seen in a different light and from a particular perspective of the Scripture. And speaking of the Middle East, we cannot afford not to speak of the Palestinians—the indigenous people in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. This article is a...
Read More »The law of divorce in Torah in Deu 24:1-4 refers to divorce in which a reunion with a divorced wife is forbidden, only if she had remarried another man who had also put her away or had died. The Torah does not forbid the reunion of the spouses, if the wife had not married another man and if they would desire to become a family again. This is the plain reading of the law of divorce in Torah. The Law of divorce in Torah When a man takes a wife and shall marry her, then it...
Read More »In the story of the banishment of Ishmael in Genesis 21, YHVH told Avraham that in his son Yitschak (Isaac) his seed was called (Gen 21:12), but in Gen 22:2, YHVH seems to have turned the promise upside down when He told Avraham to sacrifice him. And in the culmination of the story in Gen 22:12, it seems that YHVH had “changed” His mind again when He told him not to sacrifice Yitschak thus having created another internal challenge for Avraham. We thus see that...
Read More »It was not accidental for the Messiah to explicitly say, “And as it came to be in the days of Noach” and “likewise, as it came to be in the days of Lot”. And as it came to be in the days of Noach so also shall it be in the days of the Son of man. … And likewise, as it came to be in the days of Lot: They were eating, they were drinking, they were buying, they were selling, they were planting, they were building, but on the day Lot went out of...
Read More »Avraham and Sarah have become father and mother of many nations by the promise of YHVH, who said, And no longer is your name called Avram, but your name shall be Avraham, because I shall make you a father of many nations. And I shall make you exceedingly fruitful, and make nations of you, and kings shall come from you. (Gen 17:5-6) Avram in Hebrew, אַבְרָם, is an acronym of av ram, and is a contracted form of another Hebrew name, אֲבִירָם aviram: אָב av, father and the verb...
Read More »In this article we will continue to study the obscured prophecy concerning the fate of the Hashemite Kingdom as the prophecy will make a sudden turn once the pride of the king of the Hashemite Kingdom reaches the heaven. Then in one night, and very suddenly, Moab is destroyed (Isa 15:1-9). What will follow, after that night, is the subject of this article: the escape of the hidden remnant. In the articles Within Three Years The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is to be Despised...
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