Month: June 2013

for the lawless, insubordinate, ungodly and sinners

     “Knowing this:
       that the Law is not made for a righteous person,
       but for the lawless and insubordinate,
       for the ungodly and for sinners,
       for the unholy and profane,
       for murderers of fathers and murderers of mothers,
       for manslayers,  
       for sexually immoral (fornicators),
       for homosexuals (sodomites),
       for kidnappers,
       for liars,
       for perjurers,
       and if there is any other thing that is contrary to sound doctrine”
       (1 Timothy 1:8-10)
     “But the cowardly, unbelieving,
       abominable, murderers,
       sexually immoral,
       sorcerers, (drugs … “pharmakeus”)
       idolaters,
       AND ALL LIARS
       shall have their part in the lake which burns with fire and brimstone,
       which is the SECOND death .”   (The darkness, aloneness, and torments of Hell)
       (Revelation 21:8)

The Hand that Destroys the Establishment of the Eye

Each Hebrew letter has an ideographic meaning.

Each word not only has the meaning of the word itself but also the combined meaning of the letters that comprise the word.

The name “Yeshua” is made up of the letters

“Yud” which means “Hand”
“Shin,” which means “destroy”
“Vav,” which means “secure or establish”
“Ayin,” which means “Eye.”

So, the name Yeshua can be translated to mean, “The Hand that Destroys the Establishment of the Eye”

value

your value does not come from how “good” a person you are…

your value comes from God’s love for you being such that He, Himself paid for your sins so that you could have a relationship with Him.

Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. – John 15:13

13 and 33

The antichrist is referred to by 33 different names in the old testament, and 13 names in the new testament…

The 33 References to Antichrist in Hebrew Scriptures

Below are listed the 33 titles that the Antichrist is known by. The most commonly known of these are: The Assyrian, The Prince that Shall Come, The King of Babylon, The Seed of the Serpent, The Little Horn, The Rod of God’s [Yahweh’s] Anger, The King of the North, The Prince of Tyre and The Willful King.

The 33 References to Antichrist in Hebrew Scriptures

Below are listed the various titles that the Antichrist is known by. The most commonly known of these are: The Assyrian, The Prince that Shall Come, The King of Babylon, The Seed of the Serpent, The Little Horn, The Rod of God’s [Yahweh’s] Anger, The King of the North, The Prince of Tyre and The Willful King.

The Adversary: Psa. 74:8-10; Isa. 59:19; Lam. 4:11,12; Amos 3:11

The Assyrian: Isaiah 10:5,12; Micah 5:5-6

Belial: Nahum 1:15

The Bloody and Deceitful Man: Psalms 5:5-6

BRANCH OF THE TERRIBLE ONES: Isa 25:5

The Chief Prince:

The Crooked Serpent: Isaiah 27:1

The Cruel One: Jeremiah 30:14, 23

The Destroyer of the Gentiles: Jeremiah 4:7

The Enemy: Psalms 55:3

The Evil Man: Psalms 140:1

The Head over Many Countries: Psalms 110:6

The Head of the Northern Army: Joel 2:20

The Idol Shepherd: Zechariah 11:15, 17

The King of Princes: Hosea 8:10

The King of Babylon: Isa. 14:4; Isaiah 14:11-20

The Little Horn: Daniel 7:8, 8:9

The Man of the Earth: Psa. 10:18

The Merchant with Scales of Deceit: Hosea 12:7

The Mighty Man: Psalms 52:1

The Nail: Isa 22:25

The Prince that Shall Come: Daniel 9:26

The Prince of Tyre: Ezekiel 28

The Profane and Wicked Prince of Israel: Ezekiel 21:25-27

The Proud Man: Habakkuk 2:5

The Rod of God’s [Yahweh’s] Anger: Isaiah 10:5

The Seed of the Serpent: Genesis 3:15

The Son of the Morning: Isaiah 14:12

The Spoiler and the Destroyer: Isa. 16:4-5; Isaiah 15:4-5

The Vile Person: Daniel 11:21

The Violent Man: Ps. 140:1; Psalms 140:10-11

The Wicked One: Psalms 9:17, 10:2, 4, Isaiah 11:4, Jeremiah 30:14, 23

The Willful King: Daniel 11:36

ANTICHRIST: 1 John 2:22
MAN OF SIN: 2 Thess 2:3
SON OF PERDITION: 2 Thess 2:3
LAWLESS ONE: 2 Thess 2:8
BEAST: Rev 11:7
ANGEL OF THE BOTTOMLESS PIT: Rev 9:11
Vine of the Earth: Rev 14:18
Star: Rev 8:10; Rev 9:1

train up a child

Train up a child in the way they should go; and, when he is old, he will not depart from it. – Proverbs 22:6

People often mistake “training” with “education”, but they are very different things…

Education is basically throwing information at a someone and seeing what sticks…

Those who believe that the basic nature of man is good think that all a child needs is enough education and the right environment for them to be functional, well-behaved, and successful people.

This sounds nice, but is not in line with reality.

It is not consistent with what God has revealed about the way we function in our “Owner’s Manual”, the Bible.

Reality is, we are all born with a fallen nature.

No one has to teach a child to lie, steal, or behave selfishly.  We all come out of the womb that way, and a child has to be trained differently.

Training involves consistency and repetition — doing it over again and again until it is done right.

It takes years of consistency and repetition to instill the “way they should go” into a child.  The younger and earlier this training is started, the better.

deliberately keep on sinning…



If we deliberately keep on sinning

   after we have received the knowledge of the Truth,

NO sacrifice for sin is left,

but only fearful expectation of judgement and of raging fire

that will consume the enemies of God.  


Anyone who rejected the law of Moses died

without mercy on the testimony of two or three witnesses.

How much more severely

   do you think a man deserves to be punished

who has trampled to Son of God under foot,

who has treated as an unholy thing the blood of the covenant

that sanctified him, and

who has insulted the Spirit of Grace?


Hebrews 10:26-29