Breaking Down
And you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” (John 8:32)
The truth of the matter is that the world in which we live isn't perfect. There are things that surpass us and bewilder us; frighten us. Startlingly enough, one of those things that we fear the most is the thing that the Yeshua said that He was in John 14:16: the truth. It’s something that is understood in what we consider to now be the Bible. We have often read it, but never took the time to understand it for ourselves, preferring to hear what someone else takes from it. Those are our Pastors and our Prophets.
This is why we need to start breaking down.
In the next series of articles, which will span from Genesis until the end of biblical canon, will explore what these books mean, section per section. It will dive into the shared history of these sections of the Bible and why each is important in the grand scheme of Salvation. Topics at hand will include the Torah, the Historical books and many more.
The reasoning behind this series is to explain what the Word of Yahweh means to us: how does everything center around the person of Yeshua. At the same time, it is meant to dispel certain false doctrines that have found themselves within doctrine today. Paul the Apostle said that:
For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths.
- 2 Timothy 4:3 - 4
As believers and children of the one true GOD in Yahweh, we cannot afford to fall to false doctrines, knowing that the road to perdition is large and the way to salvation is narrow (Matthew 7:13 - 14). There is no time to waste because none will know when the Son of Man will return (Matthew 24:36). The situation is dire and the fate of many rests in the balance of proper knowledge and proper worship of the Father.
Therefore, we invite you to join us on our newest mini-series, titled Breaking Down, which will begin in two weeks.