Understanding the Bible This post is part of our Understanding the Bible series—short, clear explanations of common questions, phrases, images, and themes found in Scripture. The goal is simple: to help you read the Bible more clearly by explaining what the text says, what it meant in its original context, and why it still matters... Continue Reading →
A Georgia bank almost accepted a counterfeit $100 bill. Similarly, flawed claims about Greek letters in a controversial video collapse under scrutiny, revealing misleading interpretations.
Revelation 13:18 tells believers to calculate, not pronounce, the number of the beast. Understanding χξς as a numerical value—not a name—reveals wisdom, not superstition.
When bold claims arise—like “Jesus is the Antichrist”—believers must test them through Scripture, language, and history. Truth never fears investigation; it welcomes careful, biblical examination.
Believers are free to choose their Sabbath observance without condemnation, embracing various practices as long as they honor Christ, despite differing views among Christians on its necessity.
Torahism promotes observing the Law of Moses, echoing beliefs of early Jewish-Christian sects. Despite fading in the fifth century, it resurfaced in the 19th century, influencing movements like the Seventh Day Adventists and Jehovah's Witnesses. Today, adherence to Torah teachings is shared widely online, provoking discussions on their implications for mainstream Christianity.
What is Torahism? Who are Torahism's teachers? What does "keeping Torah" mean? Is Torahism a form of Judaism? For answers to these questions check out this post!
The apostle Paul emphasizes in Colossians 2:16-17 that believers should not be judged on dietary laws or Sabbath observance, as these are merely shadows of what Christ offers. The early church, including Gentile believers, did not enforce Sabbath-keeping, indicating spiritual freedom in choosing worship days without judgment from others.
The New Testament reaffirms nine of the Ten Commandments with the exception of the Sabbath. Jesus and Paul emphasize love as the fulfillment of the law, highlighting moral principles like not committing adultery or murder. Christians are under the law of Christ, which is expressed through love, not the Old Covenant's regulations.
Do be able to have meaningful and effective conversation with our Torah-keeping friends, we must understand what Torah is. This post helps lay a foundation understanding and definition of Torah for this series and for conversing with the Torahists in our lives.