ME’EK: Why the Melek Must Be Fully Human
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. …
ME’EK: Responsibility Cannot Be Transferred
From answered prayer to sacred war: tracing human and divine action without confusing their authors When the rain comes Imagine two neighbors looking at the …
The Coup d’État Against God – High Treason and the Babylon of Moloch’s Religion
Judaism and Pauline Christianity stand on opposite sides of the same crime while concealing its true meaning. The religious authorities who rejected Jesus refused the Melek chosen …
Sacrifice – an act of love or satisfaction demanded by a God?
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 …
MOLOCH – history, archaeology, theology. Why MOLOCH ends up in Paul’s Christianity
“Moloch” is not a marginal detail of antiquity. The Semitic root MLK means “king” (melek). From here comes the form “Moloch / Molech”, born from …
The Myth of “Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani” – A Study of the Most Serious Theological Interpolation
At the center of the transmitted Passion narrative stands a sentence that has defined the Christian image of the cross for almost two millennia: “Eli, …
The Human Melek or the Heavenly Christ? Two Irreconcilable Visions
Christian theology eventually placed at its center a figure fundamentally different from the Anointed One presented by the prophetic tradition. In that tradition, the Melek …
Baptism – a mythological initiation?
What Baptism Means in the Prophetic Biblical Context Baptism first appears in the Gospel tradition through John the Baptist, and in that original prophetic setting …
610 A.D. — The Rise of Islam
By 610 A.D., Christianity had already been transformed into an imperial religion. Beginning with Constantine, political power had been used to establish and defend Trinitarian …
34 A.D. — The Seventy Weeks Are Completed
The Message Reaches Cornelius In 34 A.D., the seventy prophetic weeks of Daniel 9 reached their conclusion. The period had begun in 457 B.C. with …