The name YHVH, representing God’s sacred and personal title, emphasizes His eternal existence and unchanging nature. Its significance spans Hebrew Scriptures and extends to the New Testament, reflecting a deep reverence and responsibility in invoking it. Understanding YHVH fosters a more intimate relationship with the Creator and reverence in worship.
The content emphasizes the dangers of harboring hatred and highlights the biblical call to love and forgiveness. Hatred leads to spiritual ruin, division, and strife, while love exemplifies true discipleship. Yeshua teaches reconciliation, urging believers to choose love over anger and resentment, reflecting God’s light in the world.
When Pastors Attack – Addressing the Accusations When we started questioning the writings attributed to Paul, we took our concerns to the “pastor” for guidance. Rather than engaging in an…
