THE KINGDOM OF CONSCIENCE
Why Jesus Melek Is King, Not Mediator Christian theology has made mediation so central to its understanding of Jesus that the underlying assumption is rarely …
Articles focused on Jesus Melek, kingship, Messiah, and the restoration of the original biblical perspective on Jesus.
Why Jesus Melek Is King, Not Mediator Christian theology has made mediation so central to its understanding of Jesus that the underlying assumption is rarely …
How Mythology Turned Blessing into Reward and Cursing into Divine Punishment If God does not curse, who put all those curses into His mouth? More importantly, …
Daniel 8, the Christian Canon, and the Identity of the Real Jesus I Know What Your Canon Says. That Is Precisely the Problem. I have …
Conscience, Forgiveness, and Human Destiny in Melekist Theology When the books are opened, what will God look for? Will He examine the life each person …
The Seed Had Already Been Named Christian interpretation usually begins with the explanation in Matthew 13:36-43 and forces the story to obey it. Let us do the …
The first baptizer, the broken chain, and the truth Daniel 8 restores Christianity has taught generations to see baptism through the hands of an administrator. …
Almost every form of Christianity says that Jesus was human. Yet most begin His human life with a personal subject who already existed outside humanity. …
The Prophetic Cup and the promise spoken in the night of apparent defeat The Night the Kingdom Seemed Lost The night before the crucifixion did …
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” …
The question of the so-called Last Supper cannot be resolved by starting from Christian ritual. If we begin with the Eucharist, the result is already …
One of the strongest theological ideas promoted by historic Christianity is that, on the evening before His arrest, Jesus supposedly “instituted” a sacred ritual – …
The Gospel proclaimed by Jesus of Nazareth does not begin with mystical power, ecstatic experience, or membership in a religious institution. It begins with the …