Repentance is usually taught like it belongs to everybody the same way. But the Bible shows something deeper. If sin is transgression of the law, and God gave His law, statutes, judgments, covenants, and promises to Israel, then repentance is not just an emotional apology. Repentance is Israel being called back to covenant.

Discover how the Bible foretold Jamaica’s history. Benjamin’s prophecy, language, and spirit reveal their true Israelite identity.

The pale, light-eyed Jesus many people inherited is not an eyewitness portrait and does not come from Scripture. Follow the image from Roman art to European empire, then compare it with the Bible’s repeated clues about Israelites and Jesus.

This is official Covenant Servants doctrine. Scripture teaches a fixed earth, a real firmament, waters above the heavens, luminaries placed in the firmament, and the throne of God above it all. We reject the distant god of the oppressor and stand on the local, living God who sits above the circle of the earth and sees His people.

“Whosoever” is often used to teach universal inclusion without covenant. But when read in context, scripture shows a consistent pattern: God calls, gathers, and saves a specific people, and “whosoever” describes those who respond to that call, not a removal of identity or covenant.

Two Kinds of Feasts in the Bible Covenant Feasts and Recovery Feasts Not every feast day in the Bible comes from the same place. Some feasts were commanded directly by God while Israel was in covenant order. Others emerged later, after disobedience, exile, and national trauma. Scripture records both, but it does not treat them as equal in origin or purpose. Understanding the difference helps us see not only God’s mercy, but also His warning. People sharing in food and music W

Deuteronomy 28:64 says captivity would include serving “other gods.” That prophecy forces one honest question, does the inherited god match the God the Bible describes?

Examine the scriptural line connecting Cain, Esau, the serpent’s seed, and Jesus’ parable of the wheat and tares.

When people read the Bible, modern assumptions often get placed onto ancient texts. This is especially true when passages include poetic language or physical descriptions. Lamentations 4 is one of those chapters. To understand it responsibly, we must let the text speak for itself, without importing modern racial categories or political ideas that the Bible itself does not use. This article takes a careful look at Lamentations 4:2, 4:8, and 4:22, distinguishing metaphor from d

The devil hates you. Your enemy hates you. And the part most people don’t realize is this — he has real, specific, legitimate reasons to hate you. There’s nothing accidental about his hatred. He wakes up hating you. He studies you. He stalks your weaknesses. He fills the world with distractions just to get you to slip one time. Why? Because you have something he lost forever. He used to walk in light. You carry that light. He used to stand in the presence of God. You can ente

Healing Is the Children’s Bread: God’s Covenant Promise to Israelites From the beginning, God established healing as a covenant promise specifically for Israel. This is not opinion, this is scripture. Every prophet, every miracle, every act of mercy ties back to that covenant. Healing did not begin in the New Testament. It began in the covenant. From the moment God spoke to Moses, healing was established as a promise to Israel alone. Covenant to Israel Exodus 15:26 and Deuter

Ecclesiasticus 2:1 – “My son, if thou come to serve the Lord, prepare thy soul for temptation.” When you truly decide to serve the Lord, the Bible warns us to get ready — temptation is coming. This isn’t God being harsh; it’s God showing mercy by giving us intelligence ahead of time. He’s saying: “Be prepared, because the enemy of your soul is going to come after you.” The devil’s goal isn’t always to make you fall into something big — sometimes it’s just to get you to take o

1. The Covenant Is Only With Israel Jeremiah 31:31 – Behold, the days come, saith the LORD, that I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel, and with the house of Judah. 🔑 Point: No mention of “the Church.” The new covenant is for Israel and Judah only. 2. The Law Still Stands Matthew 5:17–18 – Think not that I am come to destroy the law… till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law… 🔑 Point: Heaven and earth are still here →

❌ What They Mean by It: These false doctrines teach that faith in Jesus alone saves a person. Obedience to the laws of Moses is considered unnecessary or burdensome. They often say “we are under grace, not under the law” (misquoting Romans 6:14). The Ten Commandments are often reduced to just love and grace. They reject laws concerning clean foods, feast days, sacrifices, or the Sabbath. 💡 What It’s Often Found in Their Theology: Antinomianism: Literally means “against the l

Based on Leviticus 11 & Deuteronomy 14 (KJV) ✅ LAND ANIMALS – MUST HAVE BOTH: Split hooves AND chew the cud You May Eat: Do NOT Eat: ✅ Cow (Beef) ❌ Pig (Pork, Ham, Bacon, Sausage, Pork Chop) ✅ Lamb ❌ Rabbit, Opossum ✅ Goat ❌ Horse ✅ Deer (Venison) ❌ Dog/Cat 📖 Leviticus 11:3-8 ✅ SEAFOOD – MUST HAVE BOTH: Fins AND Scales You May Eat: Do NOT Eat: ✅ Salmon ❌ Catfish (has fins, but no scales) ✅ Tilapia ❌ Shrimp ✅ Cod ❌ Lobster ✅ Sardines ❌ Crab, Octopus, Squid, Eel ✅ Whiting ❌ Cl

1) Start by Saying Father God in the name of Jesus. The bible says to only call God father. Matthew 23:9 2) In the name of Jesus. Colossians 3:17. 3) Hallowed be thy name. Worship Him. 4) Tell God His desires are yours 5) Pray God's will be done in my life 6) Thank God for your daily blessing, such food, water, and a house. 7) Ask God to forgive you for all your sins. 8) Ask God to forgive those who sin against you 9) Ask God to help you overcome temptations and not to lead y

Jesus asked in Matthew 16:15 who does man say that I am? Who cares? We are taught not to care what people think of us right? But it's natural. Or is it? God requires worship, and only he should be worshiped. So if people know he is God, they owe him worship. That’s the reason he asked this question. If people know who you are or how you look or what you can do, what difference does it really make? If someone thinks you are great, so what? If someone thinks you are not, s

Our God is the Lamb slain before the foundation of the world. That cannot be altered. When God put the world in place, he knew he would have to come to earth, he also knew who he would have to come to earth for. Before Adam was created everything that Adam and his descendants would need, have already been addressed. The Devil doesn't catch God off guard, God isn't surprised by our actions. He has already set your life in order if you chose to obey him. Matthew 25:34 “Then sha

Imagine a life that doesn't include a constant struggle with your flesh to please God. Imagine coming into the truth with no past sins or temptations to contend with. Adam didn't have sinful memories or past sinful pleasures to overcome. Adam didn't have to battle with past addictions or lust. He wasn't haunted nightly with mistakes from his past or childhood trauma. He didn't have a worldly attachment, or an ungodly desire, so God creates one. God's gift to Adam was a chance

Here we can see why God says his people don't know him. This isn't the God we were taught before coming into the truth. That God is a pushover and loves everybody and accepts anything. The God of the Bible has no regard for people. He regardeth not persons and can not be bribed. What can you do about that? Who is going to summon God to Justice? Who will require him to answer for his actions? Who will say his behavior must be measured by the standards of the people he created?