What Was the “Last Supper” Really About? The true meaning of the Supper
The truth about the gesture of hope, unity, and prophetic faith In the previous article, I showed that the verses about the “body” and “blood” …
Articles examining Apostle Paul, Pauline theology, early Christianity, and the relationship between Paul, Jesus, Revelation, and biblical prophecy.
The truth about the gesture of hope, unity, and prophetic faith In the previous article, I showed that the verses about the “body” and “blood” …
(OT 2.0 means the Christianized religious system that imitates the Old Covenant while replacing truth, conscience, and prophetic obedience with Pauline blood theology, hierarchical authority, …
The Christian Supper, as later received through Paul and church tradition, transforms bread and wine into “body” and “blood” and turns participation in them into …
The scene of the so-called “rich young ruler” who comes to Jesus, kneels, asks about eternal life, and goes away sorrowful is, in its present …
In the first article, I dismantled the idea that Paul went to Jerusalem to verify his Gospel. Now I will go further: I will show …
Nothing illustrates the distance between the historical death of Jesus and later Christian dogma more clearly than the transformation of the cross. The cross was …
One of the strongest theological ideas promoted by historic Christianity is that, on the evening before His arrest, Jesus supposedly “instituted” a sacred ritual – …
Christianity presents the death of Jesus as the supreme revelation of divine love. God loves humanity, Jesus gives himself for sinners, and the cross becomes …
The Spirit of God does not conceal truth from the human mind. He reveals it. Throughout Revelation, the work of the Spirit is recognized through …
The question of predestination is not merely a dispute about how much freedom human beings possess. It reaches much deeper, into the moral structure of …
If the Book of Acts were simply an objective continuation of the history begun in the Gospels, one would expect Peter to remain one of …
Paul’s theology cannot be understood only by asking where his concepts came from. Greek Philosophy matters profoundly. It gave him the intellectual world of universals, …