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Do Not Forget We Are Talking About Belief Models

 

When you have been Exploring the Bible and Biblical Heritages for decades with the same associates, we do many things subconsciously without mentioning them. As I looked back over previous emails, I realized I had not been pointing them out to readers. The most important one defines what we are actually doing. I will use this email as an example -- Jesus and The Kingdom of Elohim. The correct title should have been this: Belief Models about Jesus and the Kingdom of Elohim. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/088fd3a81bde/do-not-forget-we-are-talking-about-belief-models


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