Paul The Platonist – Christianity is the end times delusion

i haven’t talked about paul in a while after going over the mark of the beast and the mark of yahweh

i’ve been doing some studying some introspection some reflection of my life you know how

did i get to where i am i’ve talked about my testimony you know how i came from the mormon church how i

was a slave to many sins but i want to talk about why

does christianity run why is it the end times delusion so let’s get into that number one

paul was influenced by greek philosophy i know this is hard to believe

it’s right there in your bible acts 9 5 and he said who art thou lord

and he the lord said i am jesus whom now persecute us it is hard for thee to kick against the

pricks and most people they don’t have

the holy spirit i know that’s quite an accusation but if you did

when you read these passages you would be grieved

because paul is quoting greek philosophy paul and europeans bokeh acts 26 14. he

quotes this three times and all three times the story is different was paul crazy had he gone completely

mad well that was the accusation from festus in acts 26 and thus spake for himself fastest

with a loud voice how thou art beside the self much learning doth make thee mad and

we we think this is because he’s learned in the scripture and this is what the torah observant christians believe

and the non-torah observant christians but this is not so it’s because festus knew he was quoting

a greek philosophy a greek play yes paul was describing a divine

encounter but what was so crazy about his account that was dissimilar to other stories of this

nature nothing that i could tell that is until recently after finding the references to greek

works written by epimenides and menander i happened upon something that might

help shed light on the madness that festus may have been referring to festus interrupts policy proclaims his

conversion experience this conversion experience is documented in acts 9 acts 22 acts 26 and it’s alluded to in

galatians chapter 1 and first corinthians chapter 15. for fun you should read each of these

accounts full chapters side by side and i strongly recommend that as well

paying attention to subtle yet important differences in the story what may

be key to the madness festus is referring to could be something paul says

notice that festus refers to paul’s learning and not his experience as the source of his madness

the word used here in greek is gramma which typically refers to something that

has been written in this case i don’t believe there is an issue with how it was translated since this education

would require reading or studying written documents so what could it be that paul said that pointed to something that he

had learned that is causing them to wonder about his sanity it could be part of the encounter itself

and when we were fallen to the earth i heard a voice speaking unto me and saying and he the hebrew ton

which this alone is impossible as we’ll get to as is author of this blog it’s caffeine for

the masses if those of you that are interested

it is hard for them to kick against the pricks acts 26 14 what i have highlighted is another

example of something paul quotes from a greek source and before i continue i want to i really

want to glorify father because i ended up watching

a movie about hell hell and mr fudge and in it he’s trying to

go over in his own mind what is hell eternal or is it annihilation and he comes up

with what i think is the truth now that it’s annihilation and the reason he came to this truth is

because that’s what the bible teaches it it really is but he went through and he did his

research and i i diligently dig in for the pearl of great price and you do have to look at history

what did he determine that early on

men like tertullian who believed in the greek philosophical idea of neoplatonism

brought in the idea of an immortal soul but i say dig deeper

and it’s too bad edward fudge never did he would have seen that paul was the

source of this greek philosophy however this is one slightly different

because he claims this to be the words of jesus the original source of this phrase is from

the bokeh by europeans and it’s word for word the same as he

shows here better to yield him prayer and sacrifice than to kick against the pricks

since dionysius is a god and now be been immortal and the whole experience is almost word

for word the same and i believe that’s what felix was getting at he would have known

the work of bakke and he would have heard paul say this like you’re going mad

bokeh has a greek tragedy about the young god die in isis and his struggles with his royal family

and this is also why i question john’s gospel because it’s heavily influenced by greek

paganism like turning water into wine like dionysus

all right next passage so i decided to do a word search because

this is one of the neo-platonist ideas of our conscience being god

and what do we see immediately john’s gospel none of the others that their own

conscience convicted them and then heavily paul paul paul paul

paul and first peter i think we need to test that

but let’s get to some of these paul passages and there are a lot of them like first corinthians 10 he mentions it

literally dozens of times whatsoever sold in shambles that eat asking no one question their conscience

is what he’s doing here is he elevates the conscience to god

titus one one of them themselves even a prophet of their own

a prophet said the creations are always liars evil beasts and slow

bellies so who is that that’s the epimenides again remember who

wrote the baking no coincidence

europities epimenides these are all greek philosophers and this is who paul worshiped

and if you follow paul you follow greek philosophy the epimenides paradox reveals a problem

with the self-reference and logic and paul does that quite a bit it is named after the cretan philosopher

epimenides of gnosis who was alive around 600 bc who was credited with the original statement

typical description of the problem is given in the book godel eskert bach by douglas hofstadter

ephemetes was a creighton who had made one immortal state all cretans are liars

the paradox of self-reference arises when one considers whether it is possible for epimenides to have spoken the truth

so we see here a problem and you know this goes back to paul and god

thank you this is so good all glory to you father listen to what paul says in romans 3 this is

i never caught this connection before but check this out what does he say

god forbid let god be true but every man a liar

oh my father thank you thank you father look at this what did families say he

said all cretans are liars so we see right away this is not from

god it’s from a greek philosopher and what’s the problem

with saying all men are liars oh this is good thank you father

revelation 21 8 let’s check this out guess what happens to liars but the

fearful the unbelieving the abominable and the murderers the whoremongers the sorcerers oligarch

and idolaters and all liars shall have their part in the lake which

burn up the fire and brimstone which is the second death so if every man’s a liar then every man

is going to be thrown into the lake of fire and paul even tells us a little further on here

that the truth of god hath abounded more through his lie and to his glory so he is

the ultimate greek philosopher that was canonized so let’s continue though acts 17

when he’s preaching quote unquote to the pagans when paul stood in the midst of mars

hill and said ye men of athens i perceive that you are all too superstitious for as i passed and beheld

to your devotions i found an altar with this description to the unknown god whom therefore you

ignorantly worship him i declare unto you let’s go to deuteronomy

if arises among you a prophet or a dreamer of dreams and giveth thee a sign or a wonder

and the sign or wonder come to pass whereof he spake unto thee saying let us go after gods which thou

hast not known let us serve them to the unknown god

him i declare unto you there are no coincidences in the bible

none next the book of colossians what do we

see their hearts might be comforted be knit together in love

oh paul and unto all riches and full assurance of understanding to the acknowledgment of the mystery of

god and the father of christ you see this is the the idea of gnosis

gnosticism philosophy and what does paul say you know anyone

who comes against me they are the problem beware lest any man

spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit after the tradition of men after the rudiments of the world and not

after christ this is how paul he grabs you with his

philosophy because he calls all other philosophy vain deceit

but i’m here to tell you he’s right he’s double-minded go after torah go

after yeshua go after the father don’t go after paul and his

greek philosophy first corinthians and this is going to be apparent

as we read some of the work these other men did and i’ll put links in the description

i protest by your rejoicing which i have in christ jesus our lord i die daily

and he says this quite a bit this worship of death that’s what it is like galatians 2 20

which people love i am crucified with christ

well doesn’t he say to carry your cross yes he does but you were not

dead

and look how paul describes baptism we were baptized into his death

you know and so many just accept this because they don’t know the truth they don’t listen to the

holy spirit you aren’t baptized into death we’re baptized into life

and even paul peter says that in acts 2 they’re washing the renewing right be baptized

must be in chapter three okay

there we go repent you therefore and be converted and he’s this is the process and what

christians will say because this is the greek word metanoia is they take a philosophic philosophical view metanoia means just

to change your mind no this remember this is a hebrew speaking

peter is not greek you got to get this greek mindset out of your head

repent means to stop breaking torah look at how can you have your sins

blotted out if you’re still doing them and then the times of refreshing shall come being

live alive for the father live for him don’t die for him

messiah died as an example of the price of sin not so that we

worship death or the implements of death all right now i want to go

to this wonderful article i found looks off to rearrange it give me a sec all right got that fixed so let’s read a

little bit of this and like i said i’m not going to read all of it the links in the description uh so

like i said as well the idea of me searching for this all glory to the father came from

hell and mr fudge he he was keyed off that he saw neo-paganism neoplatinism in tertullian

introducing the immortality of the soul so i searched like where did the origin originate from because it’s not

in the bible and paul even though he’s in error what happens is you have

sand there 11 and a little 11 leavens the whole lump and when you don’t recognize the living

when you don’t purge the leaven you end up gathering more and more and more and more and leaven into yourself

and this is what happened for the last 2000 years ever since adam and eve gave heed to

satan’s first great deception the immortality of the soul has become the cornerstone

of apostasy and paganism the egyptians built an elaborate system of tombs and pyramids to protect the body

as well as the possible for the return of the soul or until religion such as hinduism proclaimed the transmigration

of the soul teaching that death is but a door to a new form of life higher or lower depending on how good a

life one leads no but it was the greeks under the fertile genius of pythagoras

socrates and plato who gave a systematic form to the doctrine of the immortality of the soul

that’s right christianity is neoplatinism

the foundation of the greek teaching is simple dualism and there’s loads of this in paul’s

writing since i’ve gone over in the past the greeks divided the universe into

matter and spirit think about paul let’s go to a passage that really highlights this

in romans eight he goes over this so many times therefore now no condemnation to

whichever in christ jesus who walked not after the flesh but after the spirit right there see and what did we just

read matter and spirit flesh and spirit let me clean up this a bit

alright for the law of the spirit of life in christ jesus hath made me free

from the law of sin and death for what the law could not do it was weak through the flesh god sending his

own son in the likeness and this is also important of sinful flesh and for sin condemn sin

in the flesh sin is not in the flesh and this is where platinism comes in matter and spirit

matter is bad spirit is good what are we reading from paul here

the flesh is bad but the spirit is good

that which is bad is temporary that was as good as eternal once this was conceded it was easy for

the greeks to divide man into body and soul precisely what we see from paul over and

over and over again the body is physical and so is evil and temporary

the soul is good and therefore eternal plato says it is

the soul is the very likeness of the divine and the mortal and intelligent bull and uniform and

indissoluble and unchallengeable plato viewed the body as simply an outer garment of the soul

a house which a soul is imprisoned in and you can see this in some of the passages just read

from paul for i have died but christ lives through me so long as the soul is in the body the

soul employs the body making use of its sight hearing and other senses since the body and soul are

radically different from one another and belong to different worlds the destruction of the body

cannot mean the destruction of the soul indeed death simply frees the soul from the body

initiates into a true being so plato concluded that the soul goes

away to pure and eternal and immortal and unchangeable to which he’s the kin

that’s unfamiliar it’s a lot of what paul says isn’t it in first corinthians chapter 15.

this belief in the immortality of the soul was not simply a slogan with the greeks it was the way of life as they revealed

in the death of the man who embodied the greek thought in its noblest form socrates approached his death with a

complete peace and composure as he drank the hemlock he looked to death as a friend

you made a covenant with death habakkuk 2 5 through 9 isaiah 28 16.

that he come to liberate his soul from the prison house of the body and so he said i am sure i can be in

such matters that i am going to live with the gods who are very good masters and therefore

i am not much grief at death i am confident that the dead have some kind of existence

and as have been said of old an existence that is far better for the good than for the wicked

now the contrast and you notice he quotes paul a lot here some of these people they’re on the

right path but they haven’t seen the truth i pray for them because there is

no salvation in a lawless gospel none the pagan intrusion

happened and this is where he goes it happened early on in the church

no it happened in the bible and i’ve thought about making this myself but god

doesn’t have just one prophet one man out there preaching the truth the dialogue between

faith and reason has long held a place of prominence in the christian tradition sometimes this relationship has been

understood positively construed in the words of anselm of canterbury faith-seeking understanding

and sometimes it has best been construed negatively perhaps best represented by tertullian

of carthage when he says what if athens to do with jerusalem

however one views the relationship between faith or theology and reason or philosophy

coming to terms with these fears of knowing interact with one another remains an important part of not

only knowing what it means to be christian but also what it means to be human

this passage which leads to this reflection is colossians 2 16-23

therefore let no one pass judgment on you and question the food and drink and the christians love that one so they can eat

whatever they want and with regards to a festival a new moon or a sabbath and again they love that one

because no those news are a shadow of things to come but the substance belongs to christ let

no man disqualify you insisting on asceticism and worship of

angels going on in details about visions puffed up without reason

sorry this is maybe paul preaching against himself look at first corinthians 7 when he says

i wish all men were like me or paul’s insistence that he saw an

angel of light going on details about his visions second corinthians

10 to 12 puffed up without reason paul second corinthians 10 to 12

by a sensuous mind and not holding fast to the head from the whole body nourished and knit

together through its joints and ligaments grows with the growth that is from god if with christ who died

to the elemental spirits of the world why is if he were still alive in the world do you submit to regulations

exactly why do you submit to the law do not handle do not taste do not touch

referring to things that all perish with the using according to human precepts and teachings see he calls

torah a human precept and this is so clear to me now these indeed have an appearance of

wisdom in promoting self-made religion and asceticism and severity of the body

but they have no value of stopping the indulgence of the flesh see what did we just read about

platinism that matter flesh is evil

no coincidence

though certainly not the explicit purpose of paul’s epistle and i disagree his use of the platonic

language suggests not only his at least casual awareness of the category of the cave i

don’t think it was casual i think he was a disciple of blatant plato but also indicates that he found

it appropriate to view christ with a platonic framework because this christ was

plato this is not to argue that paul’s primary approach to jesus was through greek philosophy

disagree but rather to posit in being all things to all people which is the opposite of what we’re

called to be the salt and light not a car salesman

he apparently found the platonic world view habitable enough to creatively co-opt for his early christian world

view oh that grieves the holy spirit father for open up more eyes

of course paul was far from the the only early christian to adopt platonism

or form of platonism as an appropriate philosophical underpinning of christian theology

oh that makes it all better doesn’t it also evident in the new testament is the

platonic influence of the gospel of john isn’t that what i just warned of

the the new testament has some serious problems and this is why i

preached even into last year before i saw paul the new testament is commentary

look at who’s speaking and go into the history who is their

influence is their influence yahweh the torah the prophets or is their influence the world

and greek philosophy and he’s saying this as if there’s no

problem it’s so grieving to the holy spirit

he once said apart people perhaps most famous among non-canonical

early christians was justin martyr oh he was definitely an anti-semite and hated torah even more than paul

whose famed logos theology built upon john’s prologue and argued that the divine word resided

in it all of creation similarly second century christian apologist

theophilus of antioch inhabited a platonic world view in his ad otto

lykam perhaps the most famous of all ergoclasians to follow paul’s example in this regard was augustine of hippo

and it absolutely was and protestantism is built on

augustinian christianity which is built on platonism

of paul so you have these paul they mentioned paul as like the

first gnostic heretic that got into the church he poured out a bucket of sand on the

rock you know there’s a lot of truth in paul’s writings there is because this is

how satan works but that sand that leaven is dangerous

and look at what people have focused on over the last 2000 years it’s not the torah observant portions that he has

in his passages it’s not that’s a recent development as father has opened eyes to return to

torah they focus on the sand

they go back this this is a brilliant summary and he’s saying this in a

positive light that you know look at all this platonic influences

in my faith but you know paul was a platonist well don’t worry

about it so were the early christians you know augustine of hippo

oh father open their eyes augustine two employed language of a

shadow and substance when talking about christ to provide but one example that i came

across while reading this week in his sermon 288.2 augustine discussed the appropriate manner to interpret psalm 72

writing that in solomon there is a kind of shadowy sketch while in christ reality is presented to

us i pray you break free of the deception

as this post is a little more than reflections to me from a reading of colossians 2 i don’t want to include anything

outlandish i don’t think we need to conclude anything outlandish it’s present in the text

and we’ve presented scripture tonight or whatever time you listen to this that

proves number one the new testament is leaven

you have to be careful with it john’s gospel is influenced by

greek philosophy not just the back a of turning water

into wine the dionysus god but the god of grace the god of platonism

with conscience offending you and he mentioned other verse here i had

never caught before i forgot where that was that in this

article let’s search john

yeah he just mentions that it’s evident in there and he’s right because john’s gospel aside from the other

three is heavily influenced by the idea of ascetic dualism

and we have to seek to build ourselves on the foundation stone as he says in

matthew 7. and remember this is also commentary of what happened

you got to dig and find the truth yourself i’m not your truth i’m not your way i’m not your

light not everyone that saith unto me lord lord shall enter the kingdom of heaven

but he that do with the will of my father so what is the will of the father they’ll go to the gospel of john

say the will of the father is to have faith no that’s not what he’s saying the word

context does not jump to another book first you jump to the sermon on the mount what was he

saying here he’s saying to do the will of the father so let’s go back to the start

blessed are the poor in spirit for there shall be the coming of heaven saying here contrite or poor in spirit

like david had a heart after god blessed early in the morning and this is super important

mourn for the sins of the land just as we see as those who receive the mark

of yahweh as i said in my last study you know the the lord said unto him go

through the midst of the city through the midst of jerusalem and set a mark upon the foreheads of the mints that sigh

or mourn and the cry for all the abominations they’ve done to them this is the same message that jesus’s

brother says and i think james is absolutely solid epistle but he that giveth more mercy or favor

wherefore you say elohim resist the proud but give his mercy and

unto the humble submit yourselves therefore to god resist the devil same message we see in the beginning

genesis 4 6-7 sin lies at the door it’s desirous for you

but you should rule over it if you do well will not you be shown

favor draw nigh to god and he will draw nigh

to you cleanse your hands you sinners purify your hearts you double-minded be afflicted

and mourn and weep let your laughter return to mourning in your joy to heaviness

humble yourselves in the sight of the father that’s who’s talking about here and he

shall lift you up now let’s continue blessed are the meek

for they shall inherit the earth what do we just talk about humility humility is so important

blessed are they which hunger and thirst after righteousness now this they’ll go to paul or to john

righteousness is what we believe no he’s talking about action righteousness is what we do and this

goes back to the the mark of yahweh in the mark of the beast the right hand and the forehead what are we putting our

mind to and what are we doing blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy

what does this look like well as he says in the parable the unforgiving servants you

know we are forgiven when we forgive and if we refuse to forgive we will not

be shown mercy this is not arbitrary if you are not

merciful you will not receive mercy if you are not forgiving you will not be forgiven

blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see god and i say to that amen amen

you know people believe that their heart is purified just through faith no look at what john says and every man

who has this hope of eternal life in him and this is an important realization and and i do believe this

epistle is written by john it probably it might have some platonic editing in it but there is

a lot in this epistle that tells us to obey the commandments to follow after him to make sure we

endure to the end but the language confuses people that they already have eternal life

no it’s a hope and what does he say purify yourself

even as he is pure be pure in heart be pure in thought

be pure in your deeds blessed are the peacemakers for they

shall be called the children of god they shall be called not they are called right now this is the mistake

of paulianity so be a peacemaker don’t

go around calling your enemies heretics don’t go around cursing them

even those that have received the jab don’t be a satanist and dehumanize them

love them blessed are they which are prosecuted

for righteousness sake for theirs is the kingdom of heaven blessed are ye when men shall revile you

persecute you and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely for my sake rejoice

and be exceedingly glad for greatest reward in heaven and this is how you can tell the

is the when it came to dealing with people that believe differently

they didn’t love them they destroyed their lives even if they believed many of the same

things with what came to one doctrine like the heretic john calvin

and i say this because i don’t want you to follow calvin luther wesley or arminius

augustine or even myself follow the messiah to the father

calvin killed arminius i should say murdered

because arminius took him not arminus sorry um oh what was his name

oh

i had to look it up the murder of michael cervetis so what happened

you can look this up yourself it’s one of the reason that calvinism is

such a mistake to follow down number one because god gives all men

free will sorry calvin and never and luther

honestly because luther also followed into this augustinian platinism to the extreme that man has no free will

that fatalists idea number two

he was a murderer and what does john say he we know

that whoever hates his brother is a murderer and unless he’s just talking about our

heart if we have hatred of any kind and we’re not a peacemaker

then we are a murderer and you know that a murderer has no eternal

life in him and he’s not talking about present tense that you possess this he’s talking about the abiding in him

the promise if you hate your brother you will not

receive the promise if you actually commit the act and you don’t repent

then there’s no way this means that john calvin will be thrown in the lake of fire

i don’t know that he repented i honestly i look at what he’s written and i don’t believe he did

and he says here that luther advocated against it but this is not completely true

his luther did advocate against killing heretics as well

and this is from the catholic register because they love to hate on luther but the truth is catholicism is

the mother of the harlot so luther absolutely favored death not

religious freedom for heretics there are so many myths about this man

and i agree with this second post i saw here

let me see if i can find that again

we should love on lutherans we should otherwise how are they going to come to the truth

but he was definitely the greatest heretic in human history

aside from paul there’s no doubt about it because his idea

led to taking the sand of paul and turning it into a mudslide

it accelerated the heresy in the catholic church didn’t get rid of it

look at this idolatry sick

and in the catholic church has a lot of room to talk there since they were the greatest perpetrators of

murdering millions of people who were faithful to the messiah

so yeah this is what i wanted to find though be a sinner and sin boldly

but believe and rejoice in christ even more boldly for he is victorious over sin and death

no sin will separate us from the lamb even if we commit fornication and murder a thousand times a day

when the devil harasses you seek the company of men or drink more or joke or talk nonsense or do some merry theme

sometimes we must drink more sport recreate ourselves and even sin a little to spite the devil so that

we leave him no place for troubling our consciences platonism we are

conquered if we try to consciously not sin at all so when the devil says to you

do not drink sorry the the absolute insanity of the devil

telling you not to sin i truly i truly believe

martin luther blasphemed the holy spirit in these statements

and you can see the contrast and that’s why i came to matthew 5 and 7 the sermon on

the mount to do the will of the father it’s opposite of what

these protestant reformers taught you it’s opposite of what the catholic church teaches you

these are lawless you need to get out of them

you have no salvation in them none let’s go back to the end of the

sermon on the mount so we know the will of the father now reading just a few passages

i suggest going through the whole thing there’s a lot of good things in matthew

a lot many will say to me that day many will say to me in that day

mormons catholics protestants evangelicals even many in the hebrew roots

will say in that day adonai adam and i or lord lord you see an

unbeliever is never going to call him lord lord and this is the fundamental error of

believing this doesn’t apply to you have we not prophesied in thy name in

thy name cast out devils in thy name done many wonderful works

and then i will profess them to them i never knew you depart from me you that work and no my

iniquity which means to break the torah continuously but this is the more important part that

many people never read therefore whosoever heareth these

saints of mine and does them yes hear o israel

and do them i will like it unto a wise man which built his house upon a rock

the rock is yahweh and torah tells us how to build it’s our

framework our instruction our blueprint but when you start to add sand of

greek philosophy paul the false apostle the church history the traditions of men

the sabbath doesn’t apply to me i can eat what i want because he’s declared all foods clean this is all sand

i’m saved by faith alone sand

god can’t judge me i have faith in jesus lots of sand

the rain descended and the floods came and the winds blew and beat upon that house and it fell not for it was founded upon the rock

but everyone that hears these sayings of mine and do with them not again we see the right hand action

you see the both here actually the hearing is your mind what are you setting your mind on is it

the things of god secondly what are you doing with that are you doing the things of god he shall

be likened to a foolish man for he built his house upon the sand and

many have because of one reason tradition

you’ve made tradition your god because a book has been put into a

collection doesn’t mean it’s from god

you are responsible for your own salvation i am simply a watchman blowing the

shofar warning you like jonah to turn back to the ways of the father

that there is leaven in the new testament and i’ve demonstrated that from people

to people here that believe much of the leaven in the new testament still and they admit paul adopted platonism

you know that’s perfectly okay to inject a little sand to be all things to all people no

it’s not narrow is the gate of life

god hates a mixture he does not want you to be building on sand

he wants you to do his will the father yahweh not

that of paul not that of augustine not that of luther not that of the wicked popes the

names of blasphemy literally so many people are deceived because of

tradition tradition is from hasatan

it doesn’t matter if it’s jewish tradition or christian tradition it doesn’t matter if you’ve gone to that

same church your whole life if it’s not of the father you’re building on sand

and this is the the last hour the mark has already been revealed

people have already taken it what will you do with the words i speak

i plead with you follow the father get on your knees like the

the ninevites and repent for real

turn away from your sin and burn it

that’s what the word repent means in hebrew to burn the house of sin down

that’s why you’re covered in ash you’ve burnt the house down and you run

from it as fast as you can

be covered with sackcloth but not just externally as joel tells us

therefore also now saith jehovah turn ye even to me with all your hearts

with fasting with weeping and there we see that again the importance of weeping and mourning

it’s so important to cry out to the lord literally to understand that your sins

grieve him and what is sin all sin is lawlessness it doesn’t matter

if it’s the sabbath or sexual immorality and a lot of good people

have turned from sexual immorality because they see it’s such a grieving sin to the father but yet they

still eat pig they still break the sabbath they still don’t understand the importance

of the seven set apart feasts and these are just things that have been

revealed to me there are there’s more to this the torah is

love the tourists how we love god the tourists how we love others like i

said the father revealed the word blueprint how do you build upon

something like the rock you have to have a blueprint

without a blueprint what are you building and the sand part is important too because

this is the traditions of men so even if you have the blueprint like

the messianic jews admit they must have torah but they still have

sand they still have the babylonian jewish traditions

what’s going to happen when you start building upon sand doesn’t matter if it’s the sand of the

last 2000 years of neoplatinus christianity or the sands of messianic judaism

and a lot of messianic judaism is just christianity rebranded on the sabbath

it’s still sand and that still has to be purged

get it off the rock build a new we don’t have a lot of time please i

plead with you purge the sand find out if what you’re following is the traditions of men or

the doctrines of god please god open up their eyes

in yeshua’s name i plead with you amen