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. …
What I Believe
Everything I now call Melekism began for me with Daniel 8. The beginning was an ancient prophecy that had remained sealed for approximately 2,500 years—and …
Jesus Melek Will Receive His Kingdom
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 Cross — From the Reality of Execution to the Christian Mystery of Sacrifice
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 …
The Contradiction Between Prophecy and Paradox
The deepest conflict between prophetic Revelation and Pauline theology concerns the purpose for which Jesus was sent. Prophecy presents a chosen human being who is …
The Battle for the Name of God
“And it opened its mouth in blasphemies against God, to blaspheme His Name, His tabernacle, and those who dwell in heaven.” (Revelation 13:6) Revelation presents …
Why Jesus Was Rejected by the Jews?
A Messiah Without a Crown At the heart of Judaism, the Messiah was neither a mythological figure nor an incarnate heavenly being. He was a chosen …
Was the Cross God’s Plan? Or the Free Choice of Those Who Rejected the Messiah?
The dominant idea today is that Jesus’ death on the cross was “God’s eternal plan,” the very purpose of the Incarnation and the absolute centre …
27–34 AD: Jesus Melek
This episode unlocks the seven decisive years that changed everything: the final “one week” of Daniel 9:27, fulfilled, in my interpretation, between 27 and 34 …
The Decalogue Contains Jewish Commandments
The commandments of the Decalogue: between history and universality When we read the Ten Commandments, an essential question quickly appears:“Are these cosmic commandments, valid for …