Lives 1st

  A cosmic war is like a ritual drama in which participants act out on earth a battle they believe is actually taking place in the heavens. It is, in other words, both a real, physical struggle in this world and an imagined, moral encounter in the world beyond. The conflict may be real and the carnage material, but the war itself is being waged on a spiritual plane; we humans are merely actors in a divine script written by God. A cosmic war partitions the world into black and white, good and evil, us and them . Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/31669ceec901/distinguishing-between-the-kingdom-of-elohim-cosmic-wars

  Until the end of the exodus, neither Abraham nor the descendants of Isaac, had ever lived in their own land. They had been living in the lands of people who had many gods – and they had their own languages . None of them used the English word “god” or the Hebrew word “Elohim” to identify their deities. What Christian’s called “ The Old Testament ” is the Jewish Bible called “ Tanakh ” (written in Hebrew). Therefore, it is absolutely essential for accuracy, to call deities that are found in it by the Hebrew words that are in the text. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/0fcf9cb33c68/the-mysteries-and-wisdom-of-the-hebrew-word-elohim

  The first act of creation created “Sacred Light (Fire) in the most holy space.” The second act of creation made a solid dome-like structure that resulted in turning one body of water into two bodies of water. The things that were created are very important, but those two acts were about much more than they appear! Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/9eac58566f15/elohim-is-superior-to-the-gods-of-the-babylonians-and-persians

  Today I want to expand on a statement I made in my previous email, A Wisdom Option for Dealing with Life in a Toxic Infosphere . “ Biblical Heritages have a way to protect themselves and their children from the symptoms I described above – I am talking about people in these groups: Jews, Christians, and Nones .” After I clicked the button that sent the emails, I began feeling like something was wrong. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/258f576db955/i-need-to-correct-a-mistake-in-my-previous-email

  We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights. . . . ” These Rights are not individual rights or a Free ticket to do anything. There are responsibilities attached to them. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/99cfb94ed509/are-unalienable-rights-civil-rights-and-human-rights-the-same

  How did the Declaration of Independence acquire ideas from the Hebrew Scriptures? In 1492 the Jews of Spain were expelled by royal decree; five years later the Jews of Portugal faced a similar fate. They were educated, wealthy, and had many contacts with Muslim and Christian communities. Over a century later, Christian colonists arrived in America with Hebrew Scriptures and ideas linked to forming a new government. Sadly, this part of our history didn’t make it into our history books or Sunday School classes. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/aa1734c8dceb/another-forgotten-jewish-messianic-movement

  Those words are clearly linked to the Hebrew Scriptures . So how did they get in America’s founding document? Jews didn’t appear in the American history books I read in public school. The link is there, and a great deal of information is available online. The story began when Queen Isabella asked Pope Sixtus IV for permission to set up an Inquisition to weed out heresy. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/3a0ae5cdb24e/discovering-the-missing-hebrew-link

  Covenants were a common institution in the ancient Near East. The covenants of the Hebrew Bible are most similar to the covenants made among the ancient Hittites . These were made between powerful, sovereign kings and less powerful, subordinate vassals. The Hittite covenants provided protection in return for allegiance. They were always voluntary and just. They were made under oath and included no termination clause. In other words, they were meant for all time . Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/517bb93a380a/understanding-covenants-and-the-first-century