Study to Show Thyself Approved by weighing all Bible teachings against the Words in RED, ensuring that all Christian doctrine aligns with the teachings of Yeshua.
Study to Show Thyself Approved by weighing all Bible teachings against the Words in RED, ensuring that all Christian doctrine aligns with the teachings of Yeshua.
HE DIED FOR HIS WORDS, embodying the profound essence of the Bible teachings and the core principles of Christian doctrine that Yeshua represents.
Come now, and let us reason together as we explore the profound Bible teachings and Christian doctrine that guide us, following the example of Yeshua.
Many claim to believe in Yeshua, yet often overlook the Bible teachings He shared and the ultimate sacrifice He made for us. Our Savior has laid out His Way for us to embrace and live by, as outlined in His Holy Word, which reflects core Christian doctrine.
Is It Pure Salt? The Way of Yeshua embodies the purity found in the salt of the earth, reflecting the core principles of Bible teachings and Christian doctrine.
The Doctrinal Changes
Over 1695 Years Ago, the establishment of the Church in Rome altered the Bible teachings that we are to follow, influencing Christian doctrine significantly. The history of the early church reveals the basis of the deception surrounding these teachings.
'James the Just' of Jerusalem, the half-brother of our Savior Yeshua, was the first leader of the new Jewish sect that emerged from the early Bible teachings, which would eventually influence Christian doctrine.
We all know the story of Saul of Tarshish, who was struck down and blinded by the Spirit. This transformative experience later led him to embrace the teachings of Yeshua and ultimately adopt the name Paul, embodying the core principles of Christian doctrine and Bible teachings.
...let us cut him off from the land of the living, that his name may be no more remembered, as we reflect on the Bible teachings that emphasize the importance of remembrance in accordance with Christian doctrine and the teachings of Yeshua.
According to Bible teachings and Christian doctrine, women have always played a significant role in the church, and they have never been relegated to a back seat role, as affirmed by the teachings of Yeshua.
The name 'Christian' was first given to the followers of Yeshua in Antioch as they began to embrace the Bible teachings and establish what we now recognize as Christian doctrine.
Let’s first realize that according to Bible teachings, God is a jealous, demanding, and often-vengeful God, as reflected in Christian doctrine and the teachings of Yeshua.
Once you understand that you are a Joint Heir with all Jews, you begin to appreciate how some of these Jewish Holy Days align with Bible teachings and reflect elements of Christian doctrine, particularly in relation to Yeshua.
After Constantine eliminated other Jewish Holy days such as Yom Kippur and the Jewish New Year, he merged the celebration of Yeshua's birth with the birthday of a pagan, resulting in the day we now call Christmas. This shift reflects a significant change in Christian doctrine, straying from traditional Bible teachings.
According to Bible teachings, there is no man who has the power over the spirit to retain it; neither does he have power in the day of death, as emphasized in Christian doctrine and the teachings of Yeshua.
As early as the 6th century, there appears to be inclusion in one Christian doctrine that reflects Bible teachings, featuring prayers to Mary, the Holy Mother of God, alongside reverence for Yeshua.
As they read parts of Revelation, the church believed that the teachings from the Bible indicated the end of the world was imminent, in line with their understanding of Christian doctrine and the teachings of Yeshua.
The early church, guided by Bible teachings, broke bread daily from house to house. They continued in one accord in the temple, breaking bread and sharing the Christian doctrine as they followed the teachings of Yeshua.
The Sermon on the Mount, a cornerstone of Bible teachings, provides profound insights into Christian doctrine as taught by Yeshua. This collection of teachings emphasizes the ethical and spiritual principles that guide believers in their daily lives.
It’s right there in the Bible teachings found in I Corinthians 12:1–14:33. Nevertheless, some have misinterpreted what it says or have not read all that it states regarding Christian doctrine and the teachings of Yeshua.
And Yeshua said unto them, See you not all these things? Verily I say unto you, in accordance with Bible teachings and Christian doctrine, there will not be left here one stone upon another that will not be thrown down.
Then let those who follow Bible teachings in Judea flee into the mountains. Let him who is on the housetop not come down to take anything out of his house, as emphasized in Christian doctrine and the teachings of Yeshua.
But of that day and hour know no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only, as emphasized in the Bible teachings and fundamental Christian doctrine that highlight the authority of Yeshua.
Who was Lucifer? Lucifer was the Anointed Cherub, a figure often discussed in Bible teachings. To be Anointed means to be set apart for God's Divine purpose, which aligns with Christian doctrine. This term also signifies the 'bestowal of God's divine favor' and an 'appointment to a special place or function,' much like Yeshua's unique role in the faith.
When scientists attempt to explain the origin of the Big Bang, which refers to the formation of the universe, as well as how the first microbiological organisms arose on Earth, they often use the term 'Spontaneous and Inevitable Events.' These phrases serve as a way to express that certain aspects remain unexplained, similar to the mysteries discussed in Bible teachings. This echoes the Christian doctrine that acknowledges the limits of human understanding, particularly in relation to divine creation as understood through the teachings of Yeshua.
Personal Testimony of Brother in Yeshua. Matthew Dunham
Hello, my name is Matthew and I am a SINNER saved by Grace through the teachings of the Bible.
MAT 23 8 But be not ye called Rabbi, for one is your Master, even Christ; and all ye are brethren, reflecting the core principles of Christian doctrine.
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The King James Bible is the only public domain and copyright-free Bible, making it a unique resource for those seeking Bible teachings without legal restrictions. All other Bibles are copyrighted, making it illegal to quote them without written permission from the copyright holder. Therefore, we exclusively use the King James Version (KJV) for our studies.
The history of the KJV Bible dates back to its publication in 1611, when it was commissioned by King James I of England. This authorized version was translated from the original Hebrew and Greek languages into English. At that time, although other English Bibles were available, King James disapproved of the Geneva Bible for its marginal notes that he believed encouraged disobedience to authority. When Puritan scholar Dr. John Reynolds proposed a new translation at a 1604 conference at Hampton Court Palace, King James agreed, and thus began the effort to create an English Bible that aligned with Christian doctrine.
By June 1604, fifty-four of England's leading scholars formed six panels to translate various books of the Old Testament, New Testament, and the Apocrypha (which was later omitted). Although the KJV was not officially recognized by King James as the only text for church readings, it quickly gained popularity, surpassing both the Bishops' Bible and the Geneva Bible for private use.
The translators of the King James Bible were exceptional scholars, with only 47 completing the rigorous seven-year project governed by strict translation rules. They were well-versed in biblical languages and believed firmly in the inerrancy and authority of Scripture. Dr. Henry M. Morris praised this team, stating that no group of Bible scholars has ever been as well-suited for their task.
The translation project was meticulously organized, with each panel assigned specific books to translate. Once the translations were completed, a committee of twelve reviewed the work, ensuring that personal biases did not influence the final product.
The King James Bible was crafted to be read aloud during church services, so the translators paid careful attention to rhythm and punctuation, giving the text an oral quality unmatched by other translations. Their dedication is reflected in the Bible's preface, entitled 'The Translators to the Reader,' which highlights the transformative purpose of translation in making the Scriptures accessible.
As for its comparison to the original manuscripts, the King James Version was primarily based on the Bishops' Bible but also drew from the Tyndale, Matthew, Coverdale, Great, and Geneva Bibles. Skilled in Hebrew and Greek, many translators referred to the Masoretic text (Hebrew Old Testament) and the Septuagint (Greek translation of the Hebrew Scriptures). This meticulous work connects to the original Hebrew and Greek manuscripts of the Old and New Testaments.
The King James Bible's commitment to accuracy, beauty, and fidelity to the original texts has made it one of the most cherished translations for centuries. It maintained its unrivaled status for the first 250 years until the English Revised Version emerged in 1881. Scholars involved in that revision expressed deep admiration for the simplicity, dignity, power, and musical rhythm of the King James Version. Today, the King James Bible continues to be a significant presence in many homes and churches, serving as a testament to the enduring beauty and inerrancy of God's Word, as well as a source of inspiration for those exploring the teachings of Yeshua.
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