Paul is a False Apostle - Hallelujah! Praise God!
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Thank you for this, fellow Christians at my Church looked at me side eyed when I questioned Paul's Apostleship during a Bible Study.
John May, it's very good to see you are turning from Paul's false testimony. God is rejoicing over your soul! Keep moving away from Paul and joyfully back to the kingdom teachings God sent with Jesus, and all things will be revealed to you. Regarding those you encounter while questioning Paul, it's good you do so, because a person may turn to the truth over time, and even if they don't respond well to you then maybe the next time they hear someone question Paul they will take is more seriously and look into it.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 These words rang true this morning and will continue to hopefully ring true. My brothers at my bible study were perplexing over the trinity, and I said the best words we have to describe the trinity are the quotes we have from Jesus. A few questions were asked and I promptly said yes, and I had to leave for work and was asked to explain more next week.
@@johnmay236, that's a good approach! You used a subtle way of pointing to the truth, because the truth is in the teachings of Jesus, and anything else in the New Testament that supports the words of Jesus. Paul creates a completely different religion that denies the truth of Jesus. You are doing righteous works for God's kingdom by attending your bible study. You have more patience than I do.
@@livingforjesus8551, the bible contains all of the truth necessary to teach us to fulfill God's plan of eternal salvation. The fact that lies were also planted in the bible is because the Satanist world leaders put them there to create a false argument against God's word. Jesus taught us in the parable of the wheat and the tares that we would be forced to live alongside evil on the earth until the end of the age. That evil is right inside the bible, and Paul is a big part of that evil. It is up to us to discern the difference between the truth of God and the lies of Satan. In a way, it is better that the evil exists in the bible so that we can cling tighter to God and to the teachings God sent with Jesus.
I question u and peter and James.. they betrayed Jesus denied him and fought vs Paul the true apostle of God.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. I cannot tell you how badly I needed to hear this. of all the hundreds of questions and doubts I have about Christianity, Paul stood as my biggest blockade to faith. I'd totally join your NO PAUL church.
Kate, thank you for your encouragement, and it makes me very happy to hear that I've played some realization of the truth on the false apostle, Paul. Even better, God is rejoicing over your soul! I'm trying to get together a weekly service. I'll announce it here when I do, so subscribe to this channel if it suits you so you will receive new posts. I have two TH-cam channels, A Church Without Paul and Hugh Whitmore Author.
THANK YOU!!! Years ago, I was led by the Holy Spirit to return to the Father’s Commandments, including His true Sabbath (cast off SUNday). Also, we were to stop observing pagan holidays such as Xmas, Easter and Halloween and start watching His Holy Feast Days/Divine Appointments.
When our family began to walk in this obedience, immediately our extended family and friends started throwing all of Paul’s false teachings at us. Saying we were “fallen from Grace” and it was all “nailed to the cross”. That’s when I knew something was wrong with Paul. So I prayed and asked for understanding.
I was shown the many contradictions of Paul’s teachings when I compared them to YahuShua’s. I was also given the understanding that because our Heavenly Father does not change, He is ALWAYS testing His children. Just like in the Garden of Eden, the Bible has two “Trees”…YahuShua- “Tree of Life” and Paul-the forbidden “Tree”! Thank you for this confirmation! Be blessed ❤
cdjheaven, thank you for your wonderful testimony! Many believers will benefit from your journey. It takes courage and usually some cooperation from those around you to move away from the pagan holidays, but each one that does pushes Satan closer to his end. Keep up the good work for God's kingdom.
Did you also get sucked into the SDA (Seventh Day Adventist) cult? I did when I discovered the Sabbath truths. Been out of it for a few years now but it sure messed me up!
@@LadyInWhite741 no, thankfully I never did! The Father called me and my family out of all organized religions of man when He instructed us to keep and observe His true Sabbath days.
A lot of people make that assumption but just because the 7th day adventists have the right day doesn’t mean all that keep His correct Sabbath days are part of that denomination. If one goes to church on Sunday, I don’t assume they worship the Sun even though that is why Constantine changed it to that day. I long for the day when we will stop using all of these labels that divide us and be unified in our Creator and Savior, doing what alone pleases Him! Be blessed ❤️
@@LadyInWhite741 , The Adventist church is kind of alluring, isn't it? They state their beliefs plainly and their approach is very family-friendly. They also have all of those hospitals! In fact they are just one of the more disciplined Protestant shill-factories for Paul. They are like the Mormons in a way, in that you'll never meet a nicer group of people. It's difficult to leave that kind of environment.
the Shabbat is a dimention . We Israel ( the people of God) will celebrate shabbat in the coming Millenium
I really believe that Paul simply thought, "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em."
He realized that followers of God were growing in numbers and couldn't possibly kill them all, so he decided to pollute them from the inside. Infiltration, not invasion.
Thank you for your teachings on this, sir. It really enlightened me on my walk.
StardustCreations, It's good to see another wise believer turning from the false apostle, Saul of Tarsus. God is rejoicing over your soul. You are correct in pointing out that Paul was a serial killer of Christian men and women. Acts 22:4: "I persecuted this Way to the death, binding and delivering into prisons both men and women," and Acts 9:1: "Then Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples of the Lord, went to the high priest." Paul did infiltrate the church and replace the teachings of Jesus with a false religion. Keep living and preaching the kingdom teachings, the end will come, and Jesus will be back for us.
💀He died for them? He died for what he saw?
@@ZEN_180 , what are you getting at?
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 I'm getting that if paul was a liar, He died and did things for Jesus Alone, he gained nothing at all for lying about being an Apostle and in fact Got called a brother by Apostles and accepted his revelations, Paul died for what he supposed lied for, gained nothing at all, changed his ways, and so on
@@ZEN_180, It's clear you're a believer in the propaganda that surrounds the serial killer, Saul, so your soul can't be saved. You don't even have any knowledge of the accusations against him to form a rebuttal. There is no sure evidence of how Paul died, and it's very unlikely that Paul was martyred. Paul was a high ranking member of the Satanic ruling elite of his day, as both a proud Pharisee and Roman citizen, which is why he was able to arrange and supervise the public murder of the disciple Stephen in Acts 7.
Paul did not do "things for Jesus alone." Paul created a false salvation by grace that denied the works based kingdom teachings of the messiah. Paul never changed his ways. He fought the teachings of the Christ consistently. When Paul couldn't change the progress of the kingdom teachings by murder, he pretended to convert, infiltrated the church, and killed the teachings of Jesus with the pen rather than the sword. Paul created a false religion and an entire culture of lies in the church that you have fallen for.
Paul repeatedly reminded others he was an apostle.....
AND HE WARNED THEM OF FALSE APOSTLES...?>,
He sure did Way too much trying to convince us he was.
same as when someone repeatedly saying : “i am an enemy of satan “.
@@zorr0z0rro69 that makes him appear to be authentic. People lie every day, in every possible way. Look around you.
Paul has a split tongue..some his lies mixed with spiritual truths of those he killed
Carrie Paasch, well said, and you also mentioned in your other comment how lies are mixed in with truth in the bible, but if you read the bible for the story it presents you can know the truth of it and learn the mysteries of the kingdom that Jesus was speaking of in Mark 4 in the parable of the sower.
If we do the work of Jesus, there's no room to preach The Gospel AND all these epistles anyways. The Holy Spirit's job is to teach us where and what to do in various circumstances, Amen.
"Wherefore if they shall say unto you, Behold, he is in the desert; go not forth: behold, he is in the secret chambers; believe it not." (Matthew 24:26)
Saul "paul" in the desert.
John the "divine" in the secret chambers.
@@busman4133 you love teaching men to disobey God's commandments eh? I use to do the same. Repent of paulianity, Amen.
@Winston Grettum it's the desert. Look more into this before you refute what you don't want to hear.
Like Stephen
Thank you beloved Hugh. This lady needed to hear you say it's ok to talk about Our Father.
Cheryl Webster, thanks for your comment and I'm happy to hear I've affected you positively. When you are move away from Paul it opens up your relationship with the father and makes the bible and faith much simpler.
I searched out for other people claiming Pauls false apostleship. Being relatively new to actually reading the Bible and studying it I had a very hard time reconciling some of the things Paul said and the excuses and blameshifting he made for sinfulness. I knew something wasn't sitting right with me. So, on that basis I tentatively searched the internet for Paul being a false apostle and lo and behold there were many other who claimed the same and who opened my eyes to a multitude of further contradictions that I hadn't previously noticed myself, your video here being amongst the first.
Thank you and glory to the LORD and to Jesus.
Revelation, It's great to hear that you have turned from the false apostle, false prophet, and serial killer, Saul of Tarsus. God is rejoicing over your soul! I'm happy also that I have played some part in your search for the truth. Your story is similar to most people who find my TH-cam channel, which is that you loved God and Jesus enough to sense there was something wrong with Paul's testimony, and I just helped you organize your thoughts.
Another good thing for the truth in dangerous time of the end, is that many believers are turning from Paul and many are taking leadership roles by teaching about Paul's lies and contradictions. When I started this ministry almost six years ago there was one other person on TH-cam alerting the church to the false apostle. Now there are many to help direct believers to serve God and Jesus only.
Thank you for your testimony and for commenting here. Continue to love and serve the Lord, and He will soon send our Messiah back for us.
If the number of people testifying that Paul is false apostle is increasing , then it is indicative that Paul is true and the people who keep on abusing are the counterfeits... everything has its second coming or plainly said-there is always two sides to a story...
@@rogelioancheta2430 upon further reading of the bible and further researching, I have now come to the conclusion that the entire Bible and everything in it is evil racial supremacism and theological conquest
AWESOME TEACHINGS!
I’m glad God has set you free to teach the truth.
May God be the Glory!!!!
Regina Walker, thank you and I'm glad you have been able to turn from the false prophet and false apostle, Paul. Keep spreading the truth, and remind those who believe in Paul that the last and final thing Jesus said would have to happen before the end times would bring him back is: "and this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come." That is the gospel of the kingdom, not Paul's false testimony.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 Praise God.
Thank you and I will.
There is no truth in any religion. They are all based on silly and childish mythology! You have been fooled by religion! So sad!
God Bless you! I just woke up from the False apostle Saul teaching. You are right what a time to rejoice! Now we can preach the true gospel Jesus preached!❤
Biblically Created, thank you for your testimony! With each new believer who turns away from Paul and joyfully returns to our teacher and protector, Jesus of Nazareth, we are one step closer to God sending Jesus back with His angel army. Please continue to live and preach the kingdom teachings and our loving Father will take care of this evil world and take us up to live with Him in perfection.
So what bible can we use that do not have Paul’s teachings? Please advise.
Dr. Joe Rosales, thank you for your question! The bible, as it is, is worth keeping and using. You must know that Paul offers a false testimony if you want to enter the kingdom and see heaven some day, but all of the rest of the bible outside of Paul's teachings is necessary for to locate all of the truth of the One True God and learn the mystery of the kingdom as Jesus taught in Mark four. Ironically, even Paul's false testimony is valuable to believers because the bible is a magnificent work of literature in that it intertwines the hand of God and the hand of Satan all through the story, and Paul represents the hand of Satan. To read and understand the bible like a novel, or a parable as Jesus would teach, is to read through the story and then get to Paul's entrance as a character and then be able to recognize the presence of the enemy, and learn how to defy that enemy to help save our loving father.
So how do you explain how peter gave Paul and Barnabas the right hand of fellowship in Galatians 2:9.
Elijah Browning, thanks for your question. In Galatians 2:8-9 Paul repeats his lie that he was sent to the Gentiles. Paul claimed this instruction came to him when God spoke to him in a trance in Acts 22:21: "Then He said to me, ‘Depart, for I will send you far from here to the Gentiles." The problem with this is that Peter said in Acts 15:7: “Men and brethren, you know that a good while ago God chose among us, that by my mouth the Gentiles should hear the word of the gospel and believe." Paul's writings can't be trusted. He was a propagandist who told lies so he could take over the leadership of the church and steal salvation from both the Jews and the Gentiles. Paul admits he lies in Romans 3:7: "For if the truth of God has increased through my lie to His glory, why am I also still judged as a sinner?" God says to John in Revelation 21:8: the cowardly, unbelieving, abominable, murderers, sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars shall have their part in the lake which burns with fire and brimstone, which is the second death.” That was "all liars," including Paul.
I don't know where you are in your understanding of Paul as a false prophet, but I hope you can look into the matter because if you believe in a false prophet and false apostle, you will never enter the kingdom or see heaven.
ONLY PAUL...PROVES PAUL...I WILL DESTROY EVERY PAUL LOVER WITH YAHSHUA'S WORDS...
Thanks for your support! We have all of the rest of the bible to use to convict the misled Paul believers and turn them to the one true God and His messiah!
I CAN TELL BY YOUR LOW SUBSCRIBERS YOU SPEAK TRUTH...THE MASSES WORSHIP PAUL AND EASTER BUNNIES...JUST LIKE YASHUA SAID THEY WOULD
I LOVE WHIPPING PAULINE "CHRISTIANS" INTO A FRENZY...WITH YAHSHUA'S WORD. THEY WILL WIGGLE AND SQUIRM AND THEN START QUOTING PAUL! MY BIG ARGUMENT IS...WHERE IS PAUL MENTIONED IN THE OT? FOR SOMEONE WHO WOULD WRITE MAJORITY OF NT, YOU WOULD THINK YHVH MIGHT MENTION HIM....?
Having just come across this video now I must lend my 5 year research finding that show that Hugh is absolutely correct. Paul is Satan's Trojan Horse to undermine Believers but they cannot see it for themselves. Consider what Paul says in Romans 2:
13 For not the hearers of the Torah are righteous with Elohim, but the doers of the Torah shall be justified.
It appears your critics have no idea of what the Word really says. Well done for being so brave! Anyone who relies on the forged book called 2Peter to validate Paul, is an ignoramus.
Would it not be great if self professed believes just read what is IN the Word?
Mathew 28 provides Messiah's commission to His disciples:
18 And coming up Yahshua talked with them, saying, All authority in Heaven and on earth was given to Me.
19 Then having gone, disciple all nations, baptizing them into the name of the Father and of the Son,
Acts 15 shows Peter addressing the crowd WITH Paul in attendance: 7 And much disputation having
occurred, rising up Peter said to them:
Men, brothers, you recognize that from ancient days, YAHWEH chose among us that through MY MOUTH the nations should hear the Word of the
good news, and to believe.
Further, Father requires an issue to be confirmed by two or more witnesses. Paul cannot bring one to bare except himself. Neither did he undergo prophetic succession. After his Fatima type experience, he ducked into the desert for 3 years before going to meet the only people who could lay hands on him to provide apostolic succession.
Anyone with an ounce of understanding knows that Father's Name is the Tetragrammaton as per Exodus 3:15 and that Messiah's Name means Salvation comes from Yah.
Again only an ignoramus (some one under Rome's spell in this case) would not know His Name is 'Judah' with a Hebrew Dalet character meaning 'door" - He is the door. We pronounce His Name something like Yahusha - Jesus Christ is a title in case anyone really does not know, it is NOT His Name!
Christianity, like Islam is an invention of Rome, nothing else and derives from Paul's falsified writings whether this was done by Marcion, Constantine or Bacon. Jesus Christ is the false messiah of Paulian teachings.
Finally, in Messiah's own words we find that about 2 billion Torahless Christians will be burnt up when He returns as per Mathew 13 verses 37 - 43. Greek is the leaven in the Word and like all leaven it swells things up significantly like yeast swells bread. Paul's writings, like any good counterfeit, are +90% valid but that small remaining percentage has sure captured the minds of people who would rather listen to their churches instead of what the Word actually says!
Get out of Rome aka Babylon! Run!
Thanks, Lawrence Albertyn! You're the second person who has mentioned that 2 Peter may be fabricated. Your scholarship is excellent.
The preachers all sell their lying word and we cannot sell God's true word s it is free.
Acts 13: 2, can you explain this verse? I ask again, who wrote the book of Acts?
God would never have given the holy spirit to Paul. Paul was a serial killer of Christians, a liar, and the enemy of God and Jesus.
Excellent work on this video. Praise YHVH for wisdom and truth
Thank you, bible truth! I've read your other comments and you systematic knowledge of scripture is amazing. The word has power and although many are against, you never know when they might turn to God because of your efforts.
Thanks I have been researching this a long time and Father gave me a lot of help on it. This is my channel if you ever have time check some of my videos. I have a lot of the research in them. th-cam.com/channels/dBgJrBexqPdu4N4IyKaQDw.html
found your channel, subscribed. The Truth will set us free!
raymond rasmussen, thanks for subscribing, and thanks for quoting Jesus in John 8:31-32... “If you abide in My word, you are My disciples indeed. And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
Hugh Whitmore - Author . Hi Hugh, I'm not very good with writing so please excuse my poor abilities when communicating in text. I want to know if you became physically ill at all when coming to this understanding of Paul's fraudulent gospel? I am being crushed with sudden depression like a spirit of sadness or grief and I can't make it stop, I hardly care about anything around me and everything is sour. I cant feel happy in any way about anything. This happened when I learned the truth about Paul. Did this happen to you or anyone else you know? Don't know what is happening to me.
@@raymondrasmussen7766, what you are expressing is normal, because there is an emotional adjustment that believers go through when they find out that Paul is false, although your feelings sound more elevated than what has been reported to me here on my TH-cam channel. If it would help you, respond and talk through what has happened to you surrounding this new revelation and maybe it will help you sort through things. Try to relax and know that your feelings are natural, and they can settle down over time, and that it is far, far better to know the truth. One of the reasons believers get emotional upon hearing that we have been misled by Paul is that as Christians our first thought is often for others, and many sincere believers have been damaged by Paul's false testimony and will pay a price if they don't come to the truth.
You asked about my experience, and I remember the exact moment I realized, with 100% certainty, that Paul was false, and I had a huge rush of emotion because I realized I had discovered the biggest scam in the history of the world. To know that someone is lying to us, right in the book we love and where you meet God every day, is beyond the emotional capacity that a Christian is used to dealing with as it relates to our relationship with God, our loving father, and Jesus, our father's only son. After my initial rush of emotion, I felt relief, because I had searched so long to find the answer to why the bible didn't quite add up to me after fifteen years of serious study.
Ironically, I didn't suffer greatly, as you are describing, because of a part of my emotional makeup. I was raised in an environment where I was lied to a lot, and it burned into me a disdain for liars and lying, so I am constantly on the alert in life and in business to determine if and how much someone is lying to me. When I reached the knowledge of Paul being false, I had already assembled the knowledge of how the world is run on lies handed out by Satanic rulers, so to then find the hand of Satan in the bible by way of the words of Paul did not surprise me that greatly. To repeat, good Christians are sincere people. To approach something sincerely and act upon it, and then find out you were lied to, is hurtful and can leave a scar. However, I always say in life that you have to get answers. Sometimes, the answer is no, but then at least you have your answer and you can move on.
Lying does a lot of harm in this world. It can make you lose money, lose friends, lose a spouse, and even lose your health if you lie to yourself about your habits, but the minimum that a lie does is that it takes away your ability to make a good decision. Now, with the truth of the bible, at least you can move forward and make a good decision about God and your salvation. You can help yourself and help others, and move toward a glorious future that God can give you now that you know the truth and know how to properly serve Him. Hope to hear from you again.
Hugh Whitmore - Author Greetings Hugh, I appreciate your offer and have many questions but before I take your time from you I will first see some of your uploads to see how many answers I can find on my own. I have spent so many years now blindly trying to understand false things, I seem to be a complete fool when so many truths have been right in front of me. Truly sick to my stomach. I am blessed that other people are given clear vision and a heart to share otherwise I don't think I would find The Way at all. I think my illness is coming from a feeling I am having right now, hate for the power and people doing this to us is very strong in me and I'm ill from it. This is what I think is happening when I'm honest to myself. Anyhow sorry to vent. Its great to have a person to text with. Peace.
@@raymondrasmussen7766, venting is OK. We're often just one good vent away from feeling better. Being angry at the rulers of this world is common among Christians, especially those of us who understand that Paul is false. When Jesus faced the ultimate secular authority in Pilate, the man who could condemn him to death, Jesus was passive... "the chief priests held a consultation with the elders and scribes and the whole council; and they bound Jesus, led Him away, and delivered Him to Pilate. Then Pilate asked Him, “Are You the King of the Jews?” He answered and said to him, “It is as you say.” And the chief priests accused Him of many things, but He answered nothing. Then Pilate asked Him again, saying, “Do You answer nothing? See how many things they testify against You!” But Jesus still answered nothing, so that Pilate marveled." (Mark 15:1-4)
Jesus' behavior is an instruction for us to reserve our energy for God, as Jesus said in Luke 10:27... "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, and with all your mind," because we glorify and strengthen God by our obedient, righteous works, "Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty, Give unto the Lord glory and strength," (Psalm 29:1) and Revelation 4:11... "“You are worthy, O Lord, To receive glory and honor and power." We give God glory that strengthens Him, and with this strength God will exact revenge on those who persecute His word and His church. As soon as you calm down, turn to your own actions. Sin less and pray openly and verbally to God to glorify Him. God will then take care of our earthly problems for us.
The best thing about Paul is that it is a noisy gospel. When you start hearing "all Paul" you know you've overflown the runway. A fiery crash is imminent, so it's time to circle around and look for Jesus. No problem, he's in the book.
LOL AMEN
He's in the book to test your heart. Deut 13:1-5
Amen!!
If you look in the Torah which is where we get the first five books of the Bible or in the Bible, in Genesis , you can see that God gave Noah (Grace) because of him keeping the Torah, the law which was written in his heart! Yeshua hamashiach (Jesus Christ) said that he didn't come to abolish the law, but to fulfill it! So what Paul is saying is that if we put our trust in Christ and believe in him not just of him, then we will seek to uphold the law! As Noah upheld of the law, he was showed Grace!
So as Paul and the other apostles kept God's Sabbath and laws so should we! And we will receive Grace, not the grace that gives us a license to sin, but the grace that frees us from sin to be able to uphold the law and serve God! And we don't do this to get saved but because we are saved! You see by Jesus upholding the law and fulfilling it, he redeemed us from the curse of the law, not the law itself, but the curse of the law which is death!
You are absorbed in Paul's lies so you don't see the context of the bible story. God said the law was a blessing AND a curse. Paul lied and said the law was a curse in order to turn observant Jews from their path to salvation. The law was God's roadmap to heaven by doing works. Jesus repeated this same teaching. Read the beatitudes, it is a list of works for which Jesus said the reward in heaven would be great. Grace in the old testament is interchangeable with the world blessing. God gave Noah grace, or a blessing, because He counted him as righteous because of what he had done for God. This pattern of people doing something for God to earn His favor is all through the old testament. The only thing that changed this pattern was Paul's false testimony. There was a time before Paul, you know, and that was during the life and ministry of Jesus. How did people worship prior to Paul? Exactly as I'm describing and Jesus was fine with that. You, and others like you, go over the head of the son of God to a man, Paul.
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Curse of the Law: What Did Paul Mean?
by Cecil Maranville
Many have been confused by Paul’s use of the phrase “the curse of the law” in Galatians 3:13. What did he mean?
Some mistakenly believe that the 10 Commandments are the curse and that one is in danger of coming under that curse if he or she obeys God’s laws.
Instead of being harmful, obedience to God’s holy law yields many benefits. As explained in related articles on Paul’s teaching on the law, the 10 Commandments are guidelines for an abundantly happy life. Our Heavenly Father has given these instructions to us-His children-because He loves us and wants what is best for us. God’s commandments are analogous to guidelines that wise parents in human families give to their children. Keeping God’s law can only bring benefits.
On the other hand, disobeying God’s instructions brings consequences no one wants! As a result of Adam and Eve’s disobedience, they were barred from the Garden of Eden (Genesis 3:17, 22-24). Due to repeated disobedience and rejection of God’s laws, the nations of Israel and Judah were conquered by enemy nations and carried captive out of the Promised Land.
Naturally, we want the benefits our Father would like to give us and not the punishments that come from disobedience. The ultimate consequence of disobeying God’s law could not be more serious. “Disobeying the law” is just another way of saying, “sin” (see 1 John 3:4). The eventual consequence of rejecting God’s law is death forever-a death from which there is no resurrection (Romans 6:23).
Since Paul said that God’s law is holy, just and good (Romans 7:12), what did he mean by “the curse of the law”? To accurately understand any verse of the Bible, we must read it in its immediate context as well as the context of the rest of the Bible. That is the only way we can be “rightly dividing the word of truth,” as Paul admonished the evangelist Timothy to do (2 Timothy 2:15).
The context
Let’s begin by reading the passage in question. “For as many as are of the works of the law are under the curse; for it is written, ‘Cursed is everyone who does not continue in all things which are written in the book of the law, to do them.’ But that no one is justified by the law in the sight of God is evident, for ‘the just shall live by faith.’ Yet the law is not of faith, but ‘the man who does them shall live by them.’ Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law, having become a curse for us (for it is written, ‘Cursed is everyone who hangs on a tree’), that the blessing of Abraham might come upon the Gentiles in Christ Jesus, that we might receive the promise of the Spirit through faith” (Galatians 3:10-14).
Now let’s go through this passage point by point.
It begins, “For as many as are of the works of the law are under the curse.” Here Paul is referring to those who wrongfully taught that one could earn his or her salvation through keeping God’s law. Some mistakenly thought that humans could live in perfect obedience to every instruction from God. The truth is that no human being has ever obeyed God’s law perfectly on his or her own power. All humans have sinned (Romans 3:23) except Jesus Christ, who resisted sin through the power of God. This reality, however, does not mean we do not need to repent of breaking God’s laws or strive to live in accordance with them. The truth is that God does expect us, with the help of His Holy Spirit, to obey His instructions and follow Christ’s example. Our desire to obey God is shown by repentance of our sins, faith in Christ and baptism, which are the steps God tells us to take to receive the priceless gift of salvation (Acts 2:38; 8:37).
Emphasizing the point that obedience is still God’s expectation, Paul twice quotes directly from the Old Testament. The first is from Deuteronomy 27:26, taken from an incident in Israel’s history that is well worth knowing. The essence of what transpired is summarized in verses 9-10 of that chapter: “Then Moses and the priests, the Levites, spoke to all Israel, saying, ‘Take heed and listen, O Israel: This day you have become the people of the LORD your God. Therefore you shall obey the voice of the LORD your God, and observe His commandments and His statutes which I command you today.’”
God had rescued the Israelites from Egyptian slavery, and now the second generation was on the verge of entering the Promised Land. God’s ringing advice was essentially: “Keep the commandments!”
Acting out the importance of this, Mosesordered the tribes of Israel (after they entered Canaan) to divide into two units. One half of Israel was to climb Mount Ebal; and the other half, Mount Gerazim. These two mountains are roughly in the middle of the land of Canaan. The people on one mountaintop were to shout a series of declarations, all of which related to “curses” for not obeying God’s law. The people on the other mountaintop were to shout back, “Amen!” at the conclusion of every declaration. The words Paul quoted were the final shouted words. What a dramatic way to emphasize the importance of keeping God’s law!
The second quote from the Old Testament that emphasizes obedience to God’s law is more of a paraphrase than a direct quote. It comes from Deuteronomy 21:23. In that context, God commanded that someone who broke the law and received the death penalty should be hung on a tree. That doesn’t mean death by hanging, for the ancient Israelites executed people by stoning (The NKJV Study Bible note on Deuteronomy 21:23). But after death, the body was hung on a tree in a public place for one day as a demonstration that sin brings death.
In Galatians 3:13, Paul refers to Christ in conjunction with “cursed is everyone who hangs on a tree,” because Christ’s body was publicly displayed, hung on a stake of wood. Rather than some new doctrine or a change in everything the Bible teaches about obedience to God’s commands, Paul was drawing on the symbolism of Christ’s public crucifixion to emphasize that His death paid the penalty for the sins of humanity. Christ’s death “redeemed us from the curse of the law,” which is the death penalty!
The phrase “the curse of the law” refers to the death penalty that each of us earns for breaking God’s law. It is not a disparagement of God’s holy, just and good laws or a change in God’s expectations of His people. This passage simply refers to the mistaken idea that people can earn their salvation without God’s grace, and it upholds keeping God's 10 Commandments.
Christ’s death-in which He suffered the curse of hanging on a tree-makes it possible for us to be forgiven of our sins. If we repent of sinning, commit to a life of obedience to God’s law and allow God’s Spirit to work through us, we can receive God’s grace.
Christ’s death did not pave the way for Christians to go on breaking the law! Such an interpretation is contradictory to God’s Word. Instead, Christ’s death means we can be forgiven for breaking the commandments so that we can commit to obeying the commandments. It made it possible for God to write His laws on our hearts and to give us the power of the Holy Spirit to help us walk as Christ walked in total obedience to God’s holy law (Hebrews 8:10; 1 John 2:6). Of course, we still need God’s grace and forgiveness because obedience to God’s law does not make up for our prior sins .
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Controversy has arisen regarding Jesus versus Paul as scholars debate the different emphases and messages of Jesus and Paul.1 Jesus preached the kingdom of heaven. Paul did not. Paul preached justification by faith alone. Jesus did not. What are we to make of this? Can the two be reconciled? The answer depends on what is meant by reconciliation.
Let us be clear from the outset. The messages of Jesus and Paul were fundamentally different. Reconciliation of their messages cannot be done by harmonization. This is a fact we must accept. No one is helped by attempts to lessen the differences by declaring that the gospel is a salvation story for both Jesus and Paul. The differences remain. No benefit comes from theological gibberish that the gospel is the kingdom and the kingdom is the gospel. No light comes from attempts to show that Paul “betrayed” Jesus or “perverted” His message. No benefit comes from those who maintain Jesus and Paul contradicted or disagreed with one another. Such offerings of strange fire move us further from the text and sound theology. Instead, we must seek a biblical understanding of the Scriptures for reconciliation.
Good News, Bad News
The good news is that this matter is receiving attention. For almost 2,000 years, Paul has been forced into the gospels and the gospels have been forced into Paul-and this continues. Some theologians have recognized problems in this but most fail to provide sound, biblical solutions to resolve the differences between Jesus and Paul. The bad news is that most theological professionals misunderstand why we find differences between Jesus and Paul. Because of this, they lack a sound foundation to reconcile the differences. Here’s a clue: let the reader consider why God kept Paul separated from the Twelve after his conversion and why Paul’s contact with the Twelve was extremely limited (cf. Galatians 1.1, 11-12, 15-19). The purpose of this brief study is to answer the question about how Jesus and Paul can be reconciled (what that means) and end the confusion.
The Messages of Jesus and Paul
The below chart identifies the chief differences in the ministries and message of Jesus and Paul. Each will be analyzed.
Differences of the Ministries of Jesus and PaulJesus:Paul:1. Preached the gospel of the kingdom1. Preached the gospel of the grace of God2. Defined the “kingdom of heaven” as Israel’s prophetic earthly kingdom2. Defined the “kingdom of heaven” as the heavenly position of the body of Christ3. Presented Himself as Messiah and King of the Jews (Israel)3. Presented Jesus as the risen Lord, Head of the Church, the body of Christ4. Preached repentance, water baptism, and faith as necessary for salvation4. Preached faith alone as necessary for salvation5. Had Jews only for His audience (2 exceptions)5. Had Gentiles as his primary audience6. Operated under the Mosaic Law6. Operated under grace
1. Jesus’ Gospel, Paul’s Gospel2
Jesus
John the Baptist, Jesus, and the Twelve preached the gospel of the kingdom (Matthew 3.2, 4.17). This gospel was the long-anticipated and prophesied good news that the King of Israel had arrived. He would establish His kingdom on earth and rule the earth according to what Israel’s prophets foretold (Psalm 2.6, 8; Zechariah 14.9; Luke 1.31-33). Its focus was Jewish (Matthew 10.5-6) and Jesus instructed His disciples to pray for it (Matthew 6.10). During this kingdom reign, God would fulfill His covenant promises to Israel. Through Israel’s acceptance of their Messiah, Gentiles would also be blessed. Apart from this kingdom and apart from this plan, God had revealed no provision to bless Gentiles. Beginning with God’s covenant with Abraham (Genesis 12.1-3), all Gentile blessing had to come through Israel.
The prophets had proclaimed this Messianic kingdom in hundreds of passages. Every Jew knew about this kingdom and every God-fearing Jew longed for it. One need only read the passages surrounding the account of Jesus’ birth to recognize this fact. The reader is encouraged to read the accounts surrounding the Magi (Matthew 2.1-12), Zacharias (Luke 1.8-17, 67-79), Mary (Luke 1.26-38, 46-55), Simeon, and Anna (Luke 2.25-38). Their statements provide an excellent summary of Jewish expectation and theology.
The gospel of the kingdom proclaimed by John the Baptist, Jesus, and the Twelve required repentance (Mark 1.15), water baptism (Matthew 3.6; Acts 2.38, 8.34-38, 19.4), and belief Jesus was the promised Messiah (Matthew 16.13-16; John 11.25-27). Believing in Jesus according to the gospel of the kingdom meant believing Who He was, i.e., believing in His name (cf. John 3.18; Acts 2.21, 38, 3.6, 16, 4.7, 10, 12, 17, 18, 30, 5.28, 40, 41, 8.12, 16, 9.14, 15, 21, 27, 10.43, 48). The gospel of the kingdom focused upon the identity of Christ.
Paul
Paul preached the gospel of the grace of God (Acts 20.24; 1 Corinthians 15.1-4) and placed little emphasis on repentance or baptism in his evangelistic ministry. He only mentioned repentance in reference to unbelievers once in his letters (Romans 2.4) and with regard to water baptism, he declared, “Christ did not send me to baptize, but to preach the gospel” (1 Corinthians 1.14-17). Later, he wrote there was only one baptism (Ephesians 4.5). Since Paul obviously meant the one baptism was baptism by the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 12.13), we must conclude water baptism ceased during Paul’s ministry and has no Scriptural support as a Christian practice today.
The focus of belief in the ministry of John the Baptist, Jesus, and the Twelve was that Jesus was the promised Messiah, the Son of God (Matthew 16.13-16; John 11.25-27). Paul preached the gospel of the kingdom immediately following his conversion (Acts 9.19-22). However, shortly afterwards, the ascended, glorified, heavenly (as opposed to earthly His earthly ministry) Lord gave Paul a new gospel (Galatians 1.11-12). Paul’s gospel (Romans 2.16, 16.25), was different from the gospel of Jesus and the Twelve. Its focus was not upon the identity of Christ but upon the workof Christ. Paul’s gospel was that Christ died for our sins and rose from the dead (1 Corinthians 15.1-4). This gospel was not preached during Jesus’ earthly ministry or by the Twelve.
Paul referred to the gospel of the grace of God as “my gospel” (Romans 2.16, 16.25; 2 Timothy 2.8; Galatians 2.2). This indicated it was different from the gospel Jesus or the Twelve preached. Luke’s account of the Council of Jerusalem made it clear that the apostles did not agree with or understand Paul’s gospel (Acts 15). Paul revealed his gospel was a “secret” (μυστήριον, cf. Romans 16.25; Ephesians 6.19). The Twelve had no understanding Jesus would die and rise from the dead (Luke 18.31-34; John 20.3-10). For them, Christ’s death was not good news. Even after Jesus’ resurrection Christ’s death was not proclaimed as good news. The biblical record is Peter proclaimed Christ’s death as bad news. Peter’s sermons demonstrated he regarded the death of Christ as a message of condemnation to Jews-a heinous act that demanded repentance (Acts 2.22-42, 3.12-26). Peter proclaimed the fact of Jesus’ resurrection as good news. But its significance was that Jesus could still bring about His kingdom on earth if the Jewish nation repented. He did notpreach the death and resurrection of Christ for personal salvation.
For Paul, the preaching of the cross was salvation (1 Corinthians 1.18, 23, 15.1-4) and was glorious (1 Timothy 1.11). Paul’s gospel created so much friction that the apostles in Jerusalem called a special council around 51 A.D. to consider it. The reader should understand Paul was probably saved around 34-37 A.D. So a range of time of 14-17 years had passed before the Council at Jerusalem met. That was a long time. At the Council, after considerable argument, Peter made an astonishing (from a Jewish perspective) statement. Prior to Peter’s statement, the message of the Twelve was that Gentiles could be saved only the way Jews were saved. But after great argument, Peter, under the power of the Holy Spirit, officially recognized (in light of Paul’s revelations and ministry) Jews now had to be saved as Gentiles (Acts 15.6-11). This was a watershed moment. After Peter made this declaration, Paul wrote the Galatians that any who proclaimed a gospel different from his was to be accursed (Galatians 1.8-9). Paul could not have written this prior to the Council of Jerusalem. Prior to Peter’s statement, the Twelve legitimately preached the gospel Christ had revealed to them in His earthly ministry. During this same period Paul preached the gospel the heavenly Christ had revealed to him. Both were valid gospel messages; both had been commanded by the Lord. However, afterthe Council of Jerusalem, only Paul’s gospel of grace was valid. The gospel of the kingdom preached by the Twelve was formally supplanted by Paul’s gospel. Paul’s gospel of grace focused upon the work of Christ, rather than upon the identity of Christ, the focus of the gospel of the kingdom
You are a true man of God! I always say that if a person disagrees with me it is fine, as long as they keep pursuing God. You are doing so and that is a great quality to have. The analysis you sent here does not touch on the fact that Paul lies, Paul contradicts himself, and that no one supports him, not to mention that he was a murderer of Christians before his miracle "conversion." One problem with my position on Paul is that Paul, at times, seems to support Jesus and Paul says a lot of encouraging things, which people fall for, but that is the nature of a con man. If someone is a 100% liar, no one believes them, but if someone is a 50% liar, people believe the sweet nothings and overlook the falsehoods.
Paul's false writings represent a method used by the rulers of this world all throughout history, which is called a false dialectic, most notably expounded upon by Marx and Engles as they founded Communism, which itself was a false dialectic pretending to be countering Capitalism for about a century there. All the players are on the same side but they throw up these false enemies to create confusion, injury and death, which create worship energy for the devil and keep Jesus from returning. The two churches are the same. The false Catholic church sent out two loyal members, Luther and Calvin, to start a second false church, called the Protestant church, to set up a false dialectic between the two institutions. Notice that all though history, with all false dialectics, the two "enemies" always end up on the same side eventually, as have the two churches, who both teach grace now, which was the plan from the beginning because Paul is false and anyone who believes he or she is saved by grace has believed falsely and is not saved, plus, they unknowingly worship the devil, which sends him spiritual energy rather than God.
The biggest scam in the history of the world is that a false dialectic, by way of the false testimony of Paul, has been placed right in the bible by the Roman Empire.
NoCoat OfArms the sabbath is on Saturday.
Very eye opening from a christians perspective, i have some questions especially regarding early church, how would i be able to contact you? Maybe by email
M. Haris, thank you for your comment! You can alway ask questions here so that others may benefit from our conversation, but if you feel more comfortable corresponding privately, I have an separate email for that at hughwhitmore58@gmail.com
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 awesome thank you very much, appreciate it!
Psalms 12:6-7 "6, the words of the Lord are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. 7, Thou shalt keep them, O Lord, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.
clearly the guy in the video don't believe in Psalms 12:6-7
samuel alexander, what you don't understand is the balance between spirit and flesh in the bible. There is the hand of God evident and the hand of Satan. This battle is a lesson in parable form for those who reach the deeper meaning of the bible story and who do not just focus on individual scriptures. Psalm 22 says... "My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me? Why are You so far from helping Me, And from the words of My groaning? 2 O My God, I cry in the daytime, but You do not hear; bAnd in the night season, and am not silent." There are times when God is present and can help His believers, and times when God is absent and can't help us. Psalm 13:1 says... "How long, O Lord? Will You forget me forever? How long will You hide Your face from me?" You have to understand God to worship Him. You understand God by reading the bible through like a novel so you can balance out the good and the bad and know the patterns so you can understand God's plan of eternal salvation.
People do be changing the bible.
I've been a Mormon for 30 years, And I just became born again 4 months ago. I told myself that I wasn't going to step foot in any church until I fully understand my Bible. And my born again Christian neighbor kept insisting to me That it was dangerous that I didn't want to go to church. And she kept telling me that as a Christian I NEEEDDD I fellowship of other Christians otherwise I'll fall away. I'm sorry but I just came out of a cult, So I'm not in any rush to go back into another one. I don't mind listening to the opinions of others but I pray about it for a long time after and I let the Holy Spirit tell me what's right. Because I've been brainwashed and indoctrinated by a religion since I was a kid! When I read the Bible I feel really good And I have this good and exciting feeling... The Holy Spirit gives me goosebumps when I read certain parts that just speak to my soul, But for some reason when I got to Paul And his teachings, I started to get this negative feeling. And I didn't know why. I prayed to God and I told God that I didn't like Paul. I told him that I didn't like him because he seemed very arrogant and He acted like he had an authority that everybody needed to listen and DO every single thing that he said. Many churches today use paul as their modern-day Moses And they've got his teachings written on tablets of stone! And they enforce his laws, especially against women teaching or preaching! This doesn't make any sense! God chose to give woman the Holy Ghost just as he chose to give the Holy Ghost to man. The Holy Ghost is the teacher and testifier of all truth, So what exactly makes a woman unqualified to teach? In my personal opinion, nobody should be teaching each other what they should and shouldn't do, Because that's the Holy spirit's job! (1 John 2:27) The main job of the apostles was the spread the good news, But Paul took it upon himself to settle disputes. And now his answers to disputes have turned into laws today for churches and that doesn't say right with me at all. Jesus refused to settle disputes while he was on this earth. If you believe in Paul then you can't pick and choose what you want to believe he says. This means that an unclean gentile is now clean and can lead the church but a woman as a lesser vessel is still a lesser vessel. And women still need to wear head coverings... He says that If you don't work for your food then you don't deserve to eat.. That's not jesus's attitude when he fed 5,000 men with only a handful of loaves and fishes.. Jesus didn't tell everybody you needed to work first before I give you this.... I don't know do jumping jacks for 10 minutes and then push-ups for 15 minutes and then you can have this food. 👌🏽🤣But Jesus said don't worry about your food or what you will drink or what clothes you'll wear because if you seek the kingdom of God first all these things will be freely given unto you. It's called trusting in the provision of God for your needs!!!! But Paul says hard labor is the only proper way to get these things. But the other apostles were told by Jesus to follow him and forget about their lives (including jobs) and to become full-time missionaries. And telling others that if you don't work, you can't eat, is not a saying that is backed up with love and grace. Grace is receiving something you don't DESERVE. His teachings about women confuse me... I understand at that time culture wasn't ready for women to be equal to man, But it sounds like Paul just didn't think that women should teach period .. teaching that we just aren't equal to man in the body of Christ.. Even though he contradicts himself when he says that in Galatians 3:28 there is no Jew or gentile or male or female or slave or free for we are all one in Christ. ? Ok. . So right now I'm just confused. But I know the Holy Spirit will pull me through this. People rely on their book written by man more than they rely on the Holy Spirit that was given to them. The Holy Spirit was meant to be a relevant guide for us No matter what year we are living in, But people lean on the Bible more than the Holy Spirit. Big mistake.
I do believe in grace though. Because all throughout the Old Testament we see examples of grace given to the people of Israel. We see that through animal sacrifices that was the temporal way of covering the sins of the Israelites. The cleanliness and perfection of the animal transferred to the people who were sinning. If God didn't want to provide grace for them, there wouldn't be animal sacrifices and they would have just been sentenced to death through every single sin that they committed. I also know that the righteous will live by faith. Habbakuk 2:24. And when the Israelites were brought out of 400 years of slavery They cross the Red Sea which symbolized the blood of the cross, and into the new covenant in which they were in a period of rest ( grace from their hard labor) And yet they were provided for , for all their needs from God himself. And when Jesus was on the earth he said that God requires mercy over sacrifice now.( Matthew 9:13)Because he is shown his mercy by sending us Jesus Christ to wipe us completely clean our sins if we only believe in him. How do I know works is not required? Because Jesus said so.
John 6..27Do not work for food that spoils, but for food that endures to eternal life, which the Son of Man will give you. For on him God the Father has placed his seal of approval.”
28Then they asked him, “What must we do to do the works God requires?”
29Jesus answered, “The work of God is this: to believe in the one he has sent.”
(Oh yeah I guess that contradicts what Paul said too about those who do not work for food will not eat. ) 🤣
On one last note, 3 months ago when I got out of Mormonism... I had already been four weeks out.. And I started writing a letter of all the reasons why Mormonism was false. It turned out to be a 40-page letter (I'm not kidding) of all the historical reasons why Mormonism stands as a false religion, at the end of that 40 page letter I didn't know how to end it. I didn't know if I should end it with my full testimony of the new gospel that I believe in .. I started writing what I believed in... I knew that Jesus died for me on the cross and I am completely justified through faith.. And I was planning on talking about it more and more and bringing in scriptures from the New Testament to talk about my new belief. . But then for some reason I stopped writing it.. And God took my interest away from finishing that letter...! I didn't finish the letter and I never showed it to anybody! Because I wasn't finished writing my own testimony on the bottom. But now I know as I type right now, that the reason why he took me away from finishing that letter was because I still needed to learn what the true gospel was.. And the fact that I'm questioning Paul right now means that God is taking me on a journey to the truth. And I'm getting goosebumps writing this.. I pray that all of us find the truth! When I find the truth I'll finally finish that letter and send it to people. May the Holy Spirit be with each one of us! God bless you all!
Leisha, thank you for your powerful testimony! Many people will benefit from your path to the truth. The Mormon church offers wonderful social help and comfort, but in return they are stealing your soul for Satan's use. Regarding Paul, you have found your way here the way many people do, which is that you already had an idea that something was wrong with Paul, and this TH-cam channel only confirmed what you were finding out for yourself. You are welcome here because truth-seekers are welcome here. Not all who come here seeking the truth end up with the same belief I have, but many do, and we have a place for the fellowship that helps confirm our faith in the One True God and His messiah. Hope to hear from you again.
Leisha, Thanks again for your continuing testimony. Perhaps others who do not feel right about their Mormon faith will have the courage to start down the path you have. Many years ago, before I had come to the whole truth of God, I did what most people do and I was looking for someone to lead me to the truth rather than do the hard work of finding it myself. I looked into the Mormon church and had a relationship with two Mormon missionaries who were trying to convert me. I began to read the book of Mormon and got about half-way through when I just tired of how false it appeared. I turned away from the Latter Day Saints and began my efforts at finding the truth from the bible. All of the truth necessary to fulfill God's plan of eternal salvation is in the bible, it just takes time and effort to find that truth.
I am excited for your journey and that you are sharing it here. It's amazing that you made it to forty pages on calling out the Mormon Church!
Beloved sister.
John 14:6
Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
Have a blessed day!
Hopefully you come to see that Paul is a true Apostle and his arrogance was only desperation to get men saved
@@michaeltorah4002 just count how many times he uses the word "I" in his writings. And the fact that he boasts & flaunts his (supposed) titles and accolades.
Those are 2 pieces of facts that will have tremendous evidence when you can open your eyes to see it.
Can i ask u if u believe in the 'globe' or that we live on a 'flat,stationrey,firmement dome covered earth'?
Id like to hear what u think on this matter!
Peace..
John Murphy, the bible is primarily a spiritual story, so many of the passages that people believe add up to the case of a flat, stationary, domed earth are metaphors for the physics of God's universe that He set up for the transmission of spiritual energy. For example, the firmament is all of earth's atmosphere and the atmosphere's interface with the spiritual dimension in which God resides. The firmament is electrically conductive, as we see in the travel of lightening, but it is also conductive of the power of the holy spirit. The bible never says the earth is a sphere, but it does use the word "circle," but the bible never says the earth is flat either. In Job, it says of God... "With Him, have you spread out the skies, Strong as a cast metal mirror?" If you take this literally, it could be evidence for a solid dome, but again, this is a metaphor for God's strength and how metal is electrically conductive. In Isaiah 25:7, the prophet says of God... "And He will destroy on this mountain The surface of the covering cast over all people, And the veil that is spread over all nations." This is a reference to how some day, prior to the end of the world, that God will destroy the firmament because it has been stolen by Satan and used for the transmission of evil energy for Satan's purposes rather than for God's glorifying energy of the holy spirit.
So back to the flat earth. A flat earth can be argued as possible from the bible, but it's not a clear argument. A round earth can not be argued as conclusively, though, so the flat earth believers have an edge there. If you believe in the book of first Enoch, then the earth is definitely flat and immovable. Now on to what I believe. About ten years ago I took a look at all of the phenomena that have come to be known as conspiracy theories, and I quickly discovered that these occurrences are not conspiracies at all, but are indeed events either perpetrated by or faked by the Satanic ritualists who run our world. When I looked at the flat earth arguments, their evidence was persuasive in many aspects, especially the repeated experiments across large bodies of water that show no curve, plus, when I fly and I look out the window on a clear day from 30,000 feet up, I should see curvature, but I don't, so I lean toward the earth being flat, but this does not answer the questions of cosmology, which would be considered the dome to the flat earth believers.
My final position on the flat earth and all of the ritualistic conspiracies perpetrated by the Satanic ruling authority is that it all adds up to the need to see the bible for its patterns so you can see the spiritual nature of the book, so you can in turn know what God needs you to do for Him to overcome those who are against Him. Having all of this patterned knowledge is part of what leads me to understand that Paul is false, because the themes of Paul's writings deny the accurate nature of our spiritual relationship with God, a relationship that God set up based on the physical laws of His universe. God's created His plan of salvation to be fulfilled when something physical, our works, becomes something spiritual, which is glorifying worship, and that spiritual power is sent to Him and empowers Him to overcome Satan. This is the story of the entire bible and the book of Revelation specifically is the story of God and Jesus becoming fully glorified by their human believers. Paul takes God's creation of this two-way interface of the physical and spiritual and replaces it with a one-way magic flowing from God to idle believers.
In the final analysis it is interesting to consider whether or not the earth is flat from an analysis of the scriptures, just as it is interesting to be aware of the ritual conspiracies of the world government, but it is better to not worry about any of these things and spend time instead finding the whole spiritual truth of God by elevating yourself to the story level of the bible and then doing the physical things God needs you to do to glorify Him, and then all of this worry and fretting will go away because God will exact His revenge on those who stole His world and took away the perfection He promises His faithful believers.
Hey, I proved the sciptures and do agree. But there is one thing I dont't understand. Why does God send Ananias to Paul in Acts 9:10-19?
Patricia Di, thanks for your comment. Acts is a book written for the benefit of Paul. The authorship is in doubt but from my reading there are at least two authors. The miraculous events that are described as happening to Paul and for Paul's benefits are not possible. Jesus had just left the earth, the kingdom was very close to returning because of the kingdom teachings, and there were the real apostles and plenty of disciples to spread the kingdom teachings, so why would God bring forth a Pharisee who murdered Christians to lead the church with a new religion based on the false concept that grace creates salvation? Not possible.
Paul was just a man....they (Christians) have made him a god...I don't need a Pharisee from the tribe of Benjamin to explain the simple teachings of Yahshua...keep the commandments, serve the lowly, love thank and praise YHVW through Yahshua and HE will send blessings via the Ruach HaKodesh....pretty simple how it works.
Nicely put! It is simple how it works and after you remove Paul from your concern the bible comes into much greater harmony and what you are supposed to be doing for God becomes very clear. Keep spreading the word, glorifying God, and praying for the return of messiah Jesus.
Thanks, cid hobbs. Christians constantly deny that they worship Paul, but what else can you call it when you follow his false version of salvation?
and worst of all they absolutely deny Yahshua in defense of Saul...just as He predicted....
cid hobbs Well said
Most importantly... Swear no oaths.
Paul Explicitly stated that he boast not him in himself but in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ!
Ken Heckbert so he directed everyone to commit idol worship the cross is a carved idol not to be displayed or worshipped according to God
Mike C to better understand the meaning of this statement we can reverse it! So instead of saying that he doesn't boast in himself but boast in the cross of Christ Jesus! We can say that he boast in what Jesus Christ did on the cross! And the whole meaning of it , and what it involves!
Nothing to do with idol worship, it's the interpretation that we have to understand in there! God bless you
Mike C another words, what Paul was saying and doing, is what we should be saying and doing! He was focusing everything on Jesus Christ and what he did on that cross, (the tree)! It's all about Yeshua hamashiach , the one people call Jesus Christ! It's not about a cross or anything else!
Ken Heckbert But then Paul goes ahead and boasts of himself
Paul does seem to contradict Jesus a lot.
Jesus Says Not To Eat Meat Sacrificed to Idols, But Paul Says It Is Ok
• Jesus Says The Law Continues, But Paul Says No
• Paul Says The Pharisees Followed The Law Rigorously, But Jesus Says They Were Lax About The Law
• Jesus Says Salvation Initiates And Continues By Repentance From Sin and Obedience Besides Faith; Paul Says This is Heresy
• Jesus Tells Apostles To Teach His Commands Given Prior to His Ascension While In The Flesh, But Paul Says Not To Do So
• Paul Says Elders Are Entitled To Pay for 'Preaching & Teaching,' But Jesus Says No
• Jesus Teaches There Are Only 12 Apostles Into Eternity, But Paul Adds Himself To The List As a Thirteenth
• Paul Exhorts Celibacy, But Jesus Clearly Says It is A Choice Not Within Everyone's Power
• Jesus Says There Is One Pastor and Teacher (Himself), But Paul Says There Are Many Pastors and Teachers
• Paul Says God Is The God of the Dead, But Jesus Says God Is Not The God of the Dead
• Paul Says God Does Not Live in Temples Made of Human Hands, But Jesus Says He Does
• Jesus says Nations Of The World Are Under Satan, But Paul Says Its Rulers Are Agents of God
• Jesus Teaches Rapture is Of Evil Ones First, But Paul Teaches The Opposite
• Jesus Says A Call Is Revocable, But Paul Says It Is
• Jesus Says Some Are Righteous, But Paul Says It Is Impossible
• Paul Excludes Eating With Sinners But Christ's Example We Are To Follow, and the Lost Sheep Parable, Is Contrary
• Paul Teaches We Are Eternally Secure, But Jesus Teaches Insecurity to a Sinning Believer
• Paul Teaches In Original Sin But Jesus Contradicts
• Paul Denies Obedience Grants Any Righteousness Unto Life, But Jesus Says It Does
• Jesus Sends The Apostles to Baptize, But Paul Says Jesus Did Not Send Him to Baptize
• Jesus Says the Merciful Receive Mercy, But Paul Says Only Those God Chooses Arbitrarily Will Receive Mercy
• Paul Says Salvation Does Not Depend Upon Exertion, But Jesus Says It Does
• Paul Says He Could Be Justified of The Sin that Never Could be Justified under the Law given Moses (Blasphemy), but Jesus says to the contrary that it is The Unpardonable Sin.
• Paul Says Flesh will not inherit the Kingdom of God, but Jesus in Flesh ascended to heaven, and promises to resurrect our bodies to heaven / New Jerusalem, giving us the same physical resurrection that Jesus had
Quick Question:
Tell me something, if I was the one who Circumcised Jesus and walked around proclaiming that I Circumcised God, would you believe in Jesus as God? Specially if you have Torah in your possession which God himself says that he is NOT a Man?
Wise Muslim, in the bible story Jesus was circumcised, but I assume you are getting at the point that Jesus is not God, but the deity of Jesus is difficult to figure out from the bible story. In his lifetime, Jesus said many things that made it clear that he was separate and apart from God, but Jesus said some things that made his sound equal with God, but if you look at the path of Jesus through the story it appears that he might become God in the end. God created Jesus in the beginning and through the story God gives Jesus more and more power. Jesus shows this power by his miracles, and then God gives him more power to overcome death, and finally, Daniel's vision of Jesus in 7: 13:14 is fulfilled in Revelation 1:12-18 as follows:
Daniel 7:13-14... "I saw in the night visions, and, behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds of heaven, and came to the Ancient of days, and they brought him near before him. And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should serve him: his dominion is an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, and his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed."
And Revelation 1:12-18... "Then I turned to see the voice that was speaking to me, and on turning I saw seven golden lampstands, 13 and in the midst of the lampstands one like a son of man, clothed with a long robe and with a golden sash around his chest. 14 The hairs of his head were white, like white wool, like snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire, 15 his feet were like burnished bronze, refined in a furnace, and his voice was like the roar of many waters. 16 In his right hand he held seven stars, from his mouth came a sharp two-edged sword, and his face was like the sun shining in full strength.
17 When I saw him, I fell at his feet as though dead. But he laid his right hand on me, saying, “Fear not, I am the first and the last, 18 and the living one. I died, and behold I am alive forevermore, and I have the keys of Death and Hades.
Jesus is depicted as God and as eternal. The throne is handed from father to son, as is the common pattern in the bible. We have to read in to this story because it isn’t directly stated, but the inference is there. This explanation isn’t perfect, but it’s all we have from the bible.
Was Arron a really short guy ? Or did they brake his staff in half to make it fit in the Ark ?
Good point on the size of the ark. Unlikely that a full sized staff would fit.
In the Gospel of Thomas(forbidden book) Jesus says to listen to James. The book of James is so on point. Letting us all know what to do and how to be in Christ correctly. Praise God almighty for this freedom. I feel truly special
Benjamin Lewis, thank you for your powerful comment. The gospel of Thomas and the Clementine Homilies can both point believers back to Jesus with greater knowledge and love for our messiah. James is a powerful reminder of the teachings of Jesus and of the sacrifice of Jesus. I am encouraged to hear you say you feel special with this knowledge. All of us who turn from Paul are special, because only those who turn from Paul can enter God's kingdom and serve Him in the way He needs. Thanks again.
There’s supposed to be 77 books not 66
Kris Grill, your numerical point is well taken. The Satanists who put together the bible books took great pleasure in totaling them to that number.
If Paul's a false prophet then wouldn't his books be removed in God's true Bible so that's minus 13 from the 66 and who decides what missing books make up the remaining books 🤔 Ethiopias Bible has like 100 books @@krisgill3877
The savior alone's TEACHING is the only CORRECT teachings and none other.. Any apostle or preacher that teaches differently than the savior is a liar... End of story..
Jada Berry, thanks for your comment.
what do you believe about the food laws?
Nils der Munchner im Himmel, we are not under dietary laws any longer. Jesus modified the law God gave through Moses. Some things were stricter and some were taken away. In Matthew 15:11, Jesus said: "it is not what goes into the mouth that defiles a person, but what comes out of the mouth; this defiles a person." The kingdom teachings Jesus brought show an urgency to focus more strictly on certain things that would fulfill God's plan of salvation and bring back the kingdom immediately. The kingdom was very close to returning, but Paul's false testimony took over the church and destroyed the power of Jesus' ministry. Today, with many believers turning from Paul and joyfully returning to the teachings of our messiah, the power of the church is increasing and the end is drawing closer.
Can anyone answer me Do you accept the book of Acts fully or just some parts of it? if you say no then the day of pentecost never happened. did paul write the book of acts? no.
I've said many times that other than Paul's false testimony, the entire bible is valuable to learn God's plan of eternal salvation. Ironically, even Paul's false narrative is valuable for believers to learn how to discern the Satanic opposition to our loving Father and His messiah.
Excellent video. I have often been troubled by Paul's writings from the getgo. May I ask you a question. Does this revelation about Paul discard the whole teaching on the Rapture especially Pre trib?? Would love to know your take on the subject. Thank you sir.
Tony Cevallos, I'm happy to hear you have an understanding of the nature of Paul's false testimony. Regarding the rapture, the righteous and elect will certainly be raptured after the end times event begins but before the worst of the trouble occurs. The rapture is a main bible theme and God will not let His church down in this matter, because He can't. He needs us in heaven with Him at the end so He can finish the end times task we start for Him. Paul lied about the rapture in two ways, the first of which is to pretend there is a free pass to the rapture, when in reality those who will earn a spot in the rapture reside in a group that has identified itself by its obedient, righteous works. In Romans 11:5-6 Paul says… “So too, at the present time there is a remnant chosen by grace. But if it is by grace, it is no longer on the basis of works; otherwise grace would no longer be grace.” As you are learning, Paul's false use of the word grace twists our Father's eternal laws into a license for sin in and separates us from our loving Father. Jude 1:4... "For certain men have crept in unnoticed, who long ago were marked out for this condemnation, ungodly men, who turn the grace of our God into lewdness and deny the only Lord God and our Lord Jesus Christ."
The remnant is an enduring bible theme that represents the small but obedient elect that will bring about the end times with their difficult, time-consuming, righteous works that glorify God. Paul’s lies create a class of people who believe they are chosen for this group by doing nothing, which means they do nothing for God, which means certain spiritual ruin for them and no help for our long-suffering Father in heaven.
Next, Paul created a false trigger for the coming end-times trouble in 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4, by predicting a man that will never come... "that Day will not come unless the falling away comes first, and the man of sin is revealed, the son of perdition, who opposes and exalts himself above all that is called God or that is worshiped, so that he sits as God in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God." This is the main line in Paul's false testimony that makes him a false prophet, because it predicts a future that will never come and keeps believers on edge by looking in their present day for a human to point to as the final trigger. Jesus said the final trigger for the end times would be... "And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come." Jesus said the gospel of the kingdom, not Paul's false testimony of grace.
Paul's passage on the phony man of sin may be the most ironic in the bible, because Paul himself is the man of sin and Paul's writings sit in the temple of God, showing themselves as God, because since Jesus left the bible is the temple of God's word. Paul's writings in the bible are the "abomination of desolation... standing in the holy place" Jesus spoke of in Matthew 24:15. Righteous people like you are growing in numbers now by turning away from the lies of Paul and returning to the kingdom teachings God sent through Jesus.
Finally, and to repeat, to be included in the rapture is a certainty for those who are dedicated enough to be part of God's righteous, glorifying elect. I'll leave you with some scriptures from Jesus to edify and strengthen you in this time when I believe the conditions exist in the church to bring about the end times process. If we do our part to adequately glorify God in heaven, Jesus will be back for us prior to the time of Jacob's trouble:
Rev 3:10… “Because you have kept My command to persevere, I also will keep you from the hour of trial which shall come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell on the earth.”
John 14:3… “And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am.”
Matthew 24:30-31… ““Then will appear the sign of the Son of Man in heaven. And then all the peoples of the earth will mourn when they see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven, with power and great glory. And he will send his angels with a loud trumpet call, and they will gather his elect from the four winds, from one end of the heavens to the other.”
Luke 17:34-37… “I tell you, on that night two people will be in one bed; one will be taken and the other left. 35 Two women will be grinding grain together; one will be taken and the other left.” 37 “Where, Lord?” they asked. He replied, “Where there is a dead body, there the vultures will gather.”
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 wow! I'm learning so much from the comment section. The Antichrist fable is truly something. The one thing that I don't understand is the last scripture you gave that points to the rapture where Jesus responded said and said where the vultures gather... What did he mean by that? Did he mean dead bodies from a cataclysmic event? Cars crashing, etc.? I know some have said this points to the Second Coming.
@@JasmineSwann, I believe the vultures comment is a metaphor for how to recognize the end. Jesus was asked about the signs that would warn us of the end of the age, the tribulation and the rapture. He gave analogies of a fig tree dropping its late figs, rumors of war, earthquakes, lawlessness, etc. He also said there would be no direct sign except the sign of the prophet Jonah, and the sign of Jonah is to repent and obey the Father. Jesus is making it clear that those who love and obey the Father will recognize the signs of the end times. We are in the end times now. The end times is a process that has started many times, but this time the process is finally beginning to lengthen and have promise because so many believers are turning from Paul and joyfully returning the kingdom teachings in the gospels. The vultures are circling, the figs are dropping, so we are to be even more obedient to the Father, and glorify Him as much as we are able and with all of our strength. This type of behavior is the sign of Jonah and as we exhibit this behavior as a church, the world will worsen and we will knew even more certainly that the Father and the son are near.
Finally, the end times is a spiritual battle, the power of which originates on earth but is fought out in the heaven, or more generally, in the spiritual realm. The cataclysms on earth we have now are Satanic rituals created to counter the growing power of the church that has left Paul and returned to the Father and the son. The book of Revelation shows this back and forth battle from the spiritual church to Satan until then church holds out to the end and wins.
Hugh ... Maybe you should tell Peter and Luke that Paul was a False Apostle. Here's what Peter writes about Paul.
" And account that the longsuffering of our Lord is salvation; even as our beloved ... BROTHER PAUL ... also according to the WISDOM given unto him hath written unto you; As also in all his epistles, speaking in them of these things; in which are some things hard to be understood, which they that are unlearned and unstable wrest, as they do also the other scriptures, unto their own destruction. Ye therefore, beloved, seeing ye know these things before, beware lest ye also, being led away with the error of the wicked, fall from your own stedfastness. But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. To him be glory both now and for ever. Amen." 2 Pet. 2:15-18.
Here's what Luke wrote about Paul.
" And the Lord said unto him, Arise, and go into the street which is called Straight, and inquire in the house of Judas for one called Saul, of Tarsus: for, behold, he prayeth,. And hath seen in a vision a man named Ananias coming in, and putting his hand on him, that he might receive his sight. Then Ananias answered, LORD, I have heard by many of this man, how much evil he hath done to thy saints at Jerusalem: And here he hath authority from the chief priests to bind all that call on thy name.] But the LORD said unto him, Go thy way: for he is a CHOSEN VESSEL ... unto me, to bear my name before the Gentiles, and kings, and the children of Israel: For I will shew him how great things he must suffer for my name's sake .And Ananias went his way, and entered into the house; and putting his hands on him said, ... BROTHER Saul ... the Lord, even Jesus, that APPEARED unto thee in the way as thou camest, hath sent me, that thou mightest receive thy sight, and be filled with the Holy Ghost.Your're not even a Babe in Christ. Find something else to do." Acts 9:11-17
It's more then obvious that you are the one who is FALSE. Time to write your own Bible so you can back up your own FALSE Teachings. SHAME!!!
@@zarzar527 Well said, Rosario. Thank you for reminding me these verses.
Dude! I knew it! Everytime I get to Paul's books I felt like something wasn't adding up.
Nicholas Lindenmeyer, that is the exact thing I used to say before I realized that Paul was false and against God's interests, that he just didn't add up. It's very good to hear that you are moving away from Paul, so hopefully from here you can joyfully move back to the gospel teachings of Jesus. Jesus is our teacher and protector and he will lead us to eternal life.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 sir with great respect i invite you to research about islam
@@lone2836, thanks for your comment. I've had the pleasure of corresponding here with many Muslims over the years, and I have become more knowledgeable about your faith. For example, I learned that Islam teaches that Paul is a false prophet. However, I'm sure I'm like you in that I believe in my faith and I will be sticking with it. To look into Islam any further would take time away from worshipping God in the way I believe is most effective.
Hi, God bless you!
Can I get your take on (upholding the law! )
Also how do you feel about the celebration of Halloween, Christmas, Easter ,Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day ,Mother's Day ,Father's Day and birthdays?
And can I get your take on what you consider the Mark ,or what the greatest significance to the mark of the beast will be?
Thank you
Ken. I wish you were my next door neighbor, then we could argue over the fence! On the Law, I've answered this question before and here is my answer:
I don't believe as Christians that we have to follow the law. In Luke 16:16, Jesus said: “The Law and the Prophets were until John; since then the good news of the kingdom of God is preached." Israel was chosen by God to follow the law, but Israel didn't follow the law and God changed the rules to open the faith to all people. We have the kingdom teachings of Jesus now and I believe by us following them strictly they will provide us with salvation, plus the power of our righteous works will bring Jesus back with the renewed kingdom on earth. It is hard to get Christians to understand that we are directly involved in bringing Jesus back. The battle is not between God and Satan, the battle is between the followers of God and the followers of Satan. Our efforts bring spiritual energy to God, and when enough of this energy accumulates in heaven, Satan will be overcome. When you read the book of revelation, you see heaven filling up with the righteous saints of the church until the battle over Satan is won. Finally, 2 Peter 3 reinforces that we are the ones who will bring back Jesus by our efforts: "11 Since all these things are thus to be dissolved, what sort of people ought you to be in lives of holiness and godliness, 12 waiting for and hastening the coming of the day of God, because of which the heavens will be set on fire and dissolved, and the heavenly bodies will melt as they burn! 13 But according to his promise we are waiting for new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells."
So, love God only, repent of your sins, abstain from sin going forward, and do many righteous works for God, because if enough of us do these things, God wins and we get the perfect world He promised us.
On the holidays, I must admit, that I have only thought about Halloween, which I do not celebrate because it's a high day of sacrifice for the Luciferians. . I am married to someone who loves holidays, and so I have gone along with the rest, but I don't have scriptural understanding on these matters, except to say that many say that Jesus wasn't born in December, and perhaps that celebrating holidays would be putting a festivity above God. Perhaps you could give me your opinion.
On the mark, the entire book of Revelation is prophecy that was written to be fulfilled in the first century and it's been so long, and the imagery is so ancient, that I don't know if it can be fulfilled as originally intended, so I'm just not certain if the mark will be the same as described. I don't know how much of my teachings you've listened to, and I've already alluded to this in the answer to your law question, but I believe that creation runs on spiritual energy, and that energy can either go to God or Satan. God is weakened in our age because Satan has so much spiritual energy from so many sinners. Paul's writings crushed the spiritual energy that had grown so strong from the kingdom ministry of Jesus, putting us in a perpetual state of being near the end times, but never getting there because not enough people worship God in the way Jesus described.
Hugh Whitmore - Author
Thank you Hugh , but Can you tell me what your take is on the very next verse in Luke 16 17?
And also, what is your take on these verses below in direct reference to your law statement?
Matthew 5:18-20New International Version (NIV)
18 For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished.A)" style="font-size: 0.625em; line-height: 22px; vertical-align: top;"> 19 Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these commandsB)" style="font-size: 0.625em; line-height: 22px; vertical-align: top;">and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven.20 For I tell you that unless your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, you will certainly not enter the kingdom of heaven.
Also the Bible's take Onsen is breaking the law! But you said that you don't believe we have to follow the law but that we just need to believe in God and abstain from sin! So in a sense that is a contradiction in itself because to abstain from sin means we automatically follow God's Commandments!
True?
Sorry for that mess up! The Bible tells us that sin is the breaking of the law so to abstain from sin means we automatically fulfill the Commandments of God! True
I'm surprised you don't know about these holidays! This information has been published for years! Thankfully for me I have a phone with a computer on it and can get a lot of this information as well as you , from this! It has been Available to the public in books, encyclopedias, the Catholic Doctrine, as well as the Bible! As you probably know Satan counterfeits everything of God! God set aside his holy day of the week , Saturday, Satan set aside his holy day of the week Sun-day! God set aside his holy days in the Bible, Satan set aside his holy days that you follow and I followed for many years! The reason why Satan counterfeits is because he loves to mock our Lord! Every thing that you know of that you think is true is mostly a lie! So I am surprised that you are so into getting these lies out of Paul's teaching but yet don't know anything about this! This stuff is very big to God! The main worship of every religion is the mother and child , mary and the baby Jesus, Ishtar and tammuz and more, this has to do with Sun worship, in which they have to do with! Catholicism is romanism in disguise and is just a religion of Satan! The Catholic Church has not only deliberately distorted, desecrated, and ultimately destroyed God's word, but also stole God's holidays and replaced them with all the ones that we see! Every one of them has to do with the worship of the Sun which is directly derived from nimrod which has to do directly with Satan himself! That's why they invented the day Sun-day and worship on that day! They stole the Sabbath, they changed times and laws, they changed the whole calendar around, and renamed the days of the month in the numbers of the months, in fact the days of the week have to do with gods! So for the people who choose to say that gods laws do not apply end up falling right into Satan's hands! Because when you follow bye the Catholic rule you now oppose God's true laws and uphold Satan's laws! And honor and give homage to him, Satan! Jesus was not only not born on December 25th, but not even born in the winter! Christmas and Easter have to do with The winter solstice and December 25th is the birth of the Sun! Not only that but Santa Claus, the reindeer, his elves ,the Christmas tree, the Garland, the bulbs ,the star, the gifts under the tree, the yule log ,the mistletoe, and more ,all have to do with paganism and lasciviousness and death! And God is totally opposed to it! And this brings us to the mark! The mark of the beast is not going to be a computer chip but has to do with worship! And following God's laws and not Satan's! You see you automatically follow Satan's rules and laws that he set up when you don't follow yahweh's! For more on the mock let me know and I will give you more information on that! Brother this stuff far away is out what you're concerned with with Paul's teachings! Paul's teachings Mell together with Jesus and the other disciples to make one complete great teaching! Remember what Peter said brother, unlearned people will distort Paul's teaching to their destruction! On these Unholy days that you celebrate and I used to celebrate, Just go on TH-cam and punch in , the Pagan history of holidays! Brother we have to study the word in spirit and in truth! A lot of people Karma in fact all of us at times study with intellect, and so a lot of people have an intellectual knowledge of God but not a personal relationship with him! This will be a significant factor , or a determining Factor in seeing seeing light from Darkness, truth from error! The spirit of discernment can also help you! God bless you and I will try to send some information on the mark and how it pertains to worship, Sunday worship to be exact! And the worship of Satan in the celebration of all these Unholy days! If you knew a serial killer stole your father's birth certificate and lied about everything that was important about him would you celebrate him! Would you continue to go on and celebrate your dad on a day that had to do with the greatest serial killer in the world? Well that's what these holidays have to do with! God bless you
Jesus was speaking to Jews when he said the law was in effect. The early part of his ministry was to save the lost sheep of Israel, but that didn't work, so he turned to the Gentiles.
Ken, the bible is a tough book to understand, and I don't believe you understand it. The bible was assembled like a puzzle for us to figure out. Even aside from Paul's false testimony the bible has hundreds of contradictions and you can easily take just about any argument and refute it if you isolate a single scripture. I'm aware of the scriptures that agree with my theories on the bible and those that do not, but you are blinded by your desire to be right and prove me wrong. For example, you believe that grace saves you and not works, but in this very scripture that you attempt to use to discredit me, Jesus makes clear that following his commands, which is doing works, will earn a great reward in heaven, which contradicts your belief in grace as salvation. You are puffed up with pride in your effort to get at me, when indeed I'm offering you a way to understand all things in the bible.
When I discovered the massive, contradictory nature of the bible I didn't quit or turn against God. I love God deeply, so I dug deeper and figured out how to understand the puzzle that is the bible. The bible is written like a novel, and you have to treat it like a novel. You have to read it all the way through and see what the main character, who is God, is trying to do. Like all novels, God deals with a major obstacle, which is He has lost His kingdom. He tries many things to earn it back, and the book is odd in that it describes how He earns it back in the end, but reality is that God has not earned His kingdom back, so I had to figure out why. This is when it became clear to me that God was fighting Lucifer for spiritual energy, and that Paul's false writings were placed in the bible to stop that energy from coming to God. For as long as this state of affairs is in place, we will never see Jesus return.
Ken, I'm not picking on you when I tell you that you are deluded. All Christians are deluded by the whisperings of those in religion, who tell you that the bible is 100% true and the exact word of God down to every sentence and punctuation mark, when a lot of it is fiction used to move the story along and the contradictions are used so that the average person will get stuck in minutia and not see the big picture. Religion also gives you a false narrative on the bible, saying that God is all knowing, all seeing, and all powerful, but when you read through the story, this is just not true.
In the end, the false parts of the bible to not weigh on the truth of it in any way. The fictional part and the contradictions are outweighed by the truth of the story, and if you rise above the desire to fight for every square inch of territory in the bible you too can reach an understanding of it. Go back through the bible and read it like a novel. Make note of the contradictions, there are hundreds. By the time you get to Paul you'll see that he is false. Then everything will become clear to you. The clever people that put the bible together designed it to lead people from the old testament commands of God, to the new testament teachings of Jesus, and then into hell by believing in the false testimony of Paul. That's the synopsis of the bible as a novel.
The gospels we read were heavily influenced by Paul’s teaching as well. So which parts of the Bible can we even rely on?
@jenettemcdonald9505, the bible contains the entire truth of God's instructions for us to fulfill His plan of eternal salvation. It is up to the reader to learn how God presented salvation in the Old Testament, and then how Jesus presented the new method of salvation that God sent, and then judge whom to believe around that information. Paul was put into the bible to create a false argument, or false dialectic, against the truth of Jesus and God. This is why Paul is the antichrist. Paul can be removed from your study to start your clarity, but further, some fell for Paul's lies and some argued against Paul's lies. You can look for those clues as well, as in what Jesus says, especially in Revelation, what James says, and what Jude says. Even Peter, who fell for Paul's lies for some period of time, never supported Paul's biggest lie that we are saved by grace through faith and not by works.
The enemies of God have always run the earth with a method that places lies against the truth. This method is metaphorically shown by the tree of the knowledge of good and evil in Genesis 2. I have a video called "The tree of the knowledge of good and evil - the key to how Satan controls the earth" that you can look up that explains this method. Thank you for your comment. Keep moving toward God and Jesus and all things will be revealed to you. You can ask any questions you have here.
The bible contains the entire truth of God's plan of eternal salvation. All things are knowable in the bible. Paul is false, but the truth remains present. Read God's word on salvation and read the teachings of Jesus, then you can know that any other readings in the bible that support these topics are reliable. Also, follow my teachings and ask questions here as you study. Keep moving toward the Father and the son and all things will be revealed to you.
hello can you tell me why Jesus always instructed his disciples not to go to the gentiles?
Thanks for your comment. Jesus didn't always instruct his disciples not to go to the Gentiles, He did that at first and changed it later.
God sent Jesus to give Israel one last chance to obey Him, but Israel rejected God for the last time and Jesus let them know it in Luke 19:41-44 where he lamented for the coming destruction of Jerusalem and said to the Jews it would be... "because you did not know the time of your visitation.” Later, God confirms the destruction of the Jews in Revelation, except for 144,000 of them who become Christians. Then God, through the ministry of Jesus, opened up the faith to everyone, and Jesus' acceptance of the Canaanite women in Matthew 15 and the Samaritan woman in John 4 show this, as well as Jesus' own words in John 12 where he includes everyone just before he went to his death... "I have come into the world as light, so that whoever believes in me may not remain in darkness." Jesus confirms that the command came from God... "For I have not spoken on my own authority, but the Father who sent me has himself given me a commandment-what to say and what to speak," which show a continuity with the old testament method of salvation that God originated and Jesus confirmed, but that Paul later destroyed.
Also, Peter was chosen by Jesus to teach the Gentiles, and Peter reports this fact in Acts 15:7… “Peter rose up, and said unto them, Men and brethren, ye know how that a good while ago God made choice among us, that the Gentiles by my mouth should hear the word of the gospel, and believe.” This is why it's a fallacy to believe that Paul was the one who brought salvation to the gentiles.
Don't worry too much. You are seeking the truth and you will find it. Just take your time. There is an emotional adjustment after you realize that Paul is false. The rest of the bible is still valid for finding the truth. The pattern to look for is to understand God and His relationship with Israel in the old testament, and then see how it leads to what Jesus taught in the gospels, and then it's easy to see why Paul is false. And in answer to your question, yes, the teachings of Jesus are the most important. Keep watching my videos and then confirm my teachings with your own study to be sure. You can also read my book "The Moment Time Stopped," on Amazon in ebook and paperback. You can also look at these well organized links for more information about Paul's false testimony.
www.problemswithpaul.com/ A long and concise list of Paul’s contradictions.
www.jesuswordsonly.com/books/375-list-of-problems-with-paul.html A long list of major problems with Paul
exodus2thekingdom.wordpress.com/2013/03/13/did-johns-epistle-identify-paul-as-a-false-prophet/#comments A reprint of an article from www.Jesuswordsonly.com and a string of user comments.
God didn't put Paul in the bible. Constantine, the evil emperor of the Roman empire, did that. The bible has the hand of God in it and the hand of Satan, which reflects the age of sin we're in plus it's a metaphor for our internal struggle against sin. The bible is written like a court case where you discern the preponderance of the evidence. This is confirmed in Daniel 7:10 where... "the judgment was set and the books were opened," and in Revelation 20:12 where the books are opened and... "and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works." According to their WORKS! Not their grace, yet the world still believes in Paul. We are weighed on the balance of our works, as long as we are putting in a great effort, that is why Jesus mentioned a "great reward in heaven."
Paul is the strongest proof of a Satanic presence in the bible because he's very easy and sleazy and gives you something for nothing, which humans like.
If Paul is false...then we have no hope because the Bible records that Jesus was sent only to the house of Israel...his teachings were for them...how do non Israelites fit in if Jesus never gave Paul revelation to go to the gentiles?
My great privilege in teaching about the bible is to receive sincere questions, like yours, which reveal that Christians have been misled by Paul. There is evidence all through the bible that Gentiles can join the family of God. Only Paul says he was sent to the Gentiles. No one else said that. Jesus never said that, because Jesus never endorsed Paul, or anything Paul taught. In Isaiah 42: 6, God speaks to Israel and says -“I the Lord have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and will keep thee, and give thee for a covenant of the people, for a light of the Gentiles."
In Matthew 15:21-28, in the story of the Canaanite woman, Jesus rejects her at first because he said he had come for the lost sheep of Israel, but when she persists, he relents because of her "great faith."
In Acts 2:21, Peter speaks to Jews and convicts them of their rejection of Jesus: “And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved.”
And we know that the book of John says that
Finally, the proof of the inclusion of the Gentiles is the pattern in the bible of the relationship of Israel to God. God called Israel, but Israel rejected God, and in the end, in the book of Revelation, God rejects Israel and kills all but a few of them, along with all the other sinners of the world. Jesus gives a final warning of this rejection to the Jews in Luke 19:43-44: "For the days will come upon you, when your enemies will set up a barricade around you and surround you and hem you in on every side and tear you down to the ground, you and your children within you. And they will not leave one stone upon another in you, because you did not know the time of your visitation."
I suggest you return to the bible with a fresh set of eyes. Read it through with the idea in mind that everything revolves around the kingdom teachings of Jesus, and that Paul is false. You will find all the evidence you need to pursue God and live a good life.
Rest easy, my friend. If your worship God in the strict way that Jesus taught in his kingdom ministry, you are included in the family of God, you will hasten the return of Jesus, and you will enjoy eternal salvation.
Hugh Whitmore - Author okay ..acts 13 so was the writer of acts and Paul in cahoots or what? And why did the Jews persecute Paul for preaching Jesus. So you don't believe that God has brought about what he spoke about the Israelites being a light to the nation's because I believe Jesus sending Paul to the gentiles and the 12 to the lost sheep of the house of Israel is the fullfillment of what Isaiah spoke about..acts46Then Paul and Barnabas waxed bold, and said, It was necessary that the word of God should first have been spoken to you: but seeing ye put it from you, and judge yourselves unworthy of everlasting life, lo, we turn to the Gentiles.
47For so hath the Lord commanded us, saying, I have set thee to be a light of the Gentiles, that thou shouldest be for salvation unto the ends of the earth.
48And when the Gentiles heard this, they were glad, and glorified the word of the Lord: and as many as were ordained to eternal life believed. 49And the word of the Lord was published throughout all the region. 50But the Jews stirred up the devout and honourable women, and the chief men of the city, and raised persecution against Paul and Barnabas, and expelled them out of their coasts.
There appears to be at least two authors of Acts. The early part of the book, up through chapter seven, supports the kingdom teachings of Jesus. Starting in chapter seven, Saul, who becomes Paul, is introduced and the most of the rest of Acts builds up the legend of Paul, so this second part has false elements mixed into it because Paul, in my opinion, did not have a miracle conversion in the presence of Jesus or take a trip to heaven to see Jesus because Jesus said he would not return until the end of the world. Paul may not have done any of what is claimed in Acts.
The thing about Paul, or those who have written what is attributed to Paul, is that he is a con man. Some of what he says relates positively to the kingdom teachings of Jesus, but much of it is false. If someone lies 100% of the time you'll never believe them, but if they tell a good story you'll be persuaded to go along and then overlook the lies. This creates a situation where Paul becomes fascinating to the reader and you really want to believe in him, which has raised Paul to the status of a false Christ, and Jesus warned us about false Christs.
It is unlikely that all of the letters attributed to Paul were written by Paul, but it doesn't matter because the overall effect of Paul is what matters. The decision to put a false set of writings in the bible with Paul's name on them was made over a great period of time as the Roman Empire sought to ensure that people would not follow the strict teachings of Jesus. These teachings would, and still could, bring Jesus back and destroy the evil rulers of this world.
Either you believe in Paul or you believe in Jesus. All of the other authors of the new testament support the kingdom teachings of Jesus. The rulers of this world either created or at least embellished the person named Paul, but Paul is a fake, and he isn't even a good fake.
Tito, True that, This is what Islam teach us. Jesus [peace be upon him] was a prophet and a messenger to the children of Israel, he gave a glad tiding of a prophet that will come after him, referring to Muhammad [peace be upon him] whom God sent to all people, both mankind and jinkind. Do want to know hear what God says about Jesus [peace be upon him] in Quran, watch this, small parts of Jesus [peace be upon him] in Quran >>
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John 15:16
“Ye have not chosen me,
but I have chosen you,
and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you.”
Acts 9:15
“But the Lord said unto him, Go thy way:
for he is a chosen vessel unto me,
to bear my name before the Gentiles, and kings, and the children of Israel:”
GREEK ACTS 9:
15 Εἶπεν HE/SHE/IT-SAY-ED δὲ BUT, YET πρὸς TOWARD (+ACC,+GEN,+DAT) αὐτὸν HIM/IT/SAME (ACC) ὁ THE (NOM)κύριος LORD (NOM); AUTHORITATIVE (NOM) , Πορεύου BE-YOU(SG)-BEING-GO-ED! , ὅτι BECAUSE/THATσκεῦος VESSEL (NOM|ACC|VOC) ἐκλογῆς CHOICE (GEN) { μοι ME (DAT) ἐστὶν HE/SHE/IT-IS ♦ ἐστίν HE/SHE/IT-IS μοι ME (DAT) } οὗτος THIS (NOM) , τοῦ THE (GEN) βαστάσαι TO-BEAR, BE-YOU(SG)-BEAR-ED!, HE/SHE/IT-HAPPENS-TO-BEAR (OPT) τὸ THE (NOM|ACC) ὄνομά NAME (NOM|ACC|VOC) μου ME (GEN) ἐνώπιον IN-THE-PRESENCE-OF (+GEN); IN THE SIGHT OF/ IN FRONT OF (ACC, NOM|ACC|VOC) ἐθνῶν NATIONS (GEN) { καὶ AND ♦ τε AND [POSTPOSITIVE COORDINATE] καὶ AND } βασιλέων KINGS (GEN) , υἱῶνSONS (GEN) τε AND [POSTPOSITIVE COORDINATE] Ἰσραήλ ISRAEL (INDECL) ·
ἐκλογῆς
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Result of search for "chosen":
1589. ekloge ek-log-ay' from 1586;
(divine) selection
(abstractly or concretely):--
chosen, election.
GOD / JESUS / YESHUA DOES NOT MAKE MISTAKES !
Are there New Covenant Bibles excluding Paul's Epistles?
Hawwah Morningstar, not that I know of, but hopefully as the group of people grows that knows Paul is false someone will separate Paul from the rest of the real scripture. I think Paul's writings should be put in the back of a bible in a separate section where Paul is analyzed for what he is to educate the believer and point them to the one true God.
Also what does John 3:16 have for value if we are doing works for salvation? Kinda seems redundant if that book specifically says saved by faith.
J. Russell, you are looking at one thing when many things go into salvation - Repentance, baptism, abstinence from sin, living and preaching the kingdom teachings, keeping the ten commandments, glorifying God, calling on the name of the Lord, confessing that Jesus is the son of God, and righteous works, one of which is faith. Yes, faith is a work and a building block of salvation. Earning your salvation is voluminous, time-consuming work.
What are you talking about? That verse specifically says believe. So are there round abouts to the term belief?
@@j.russell4755, it's impossible to have a discussion with you when you ignore the points I make. I said salvation is earned by many methods. Read the gospels. You should move on if you don't know how to debate properly. In a debate, you acknowledge the points of the opponent and then you refute those points if you can, and if you can't, you admit to those points, and then make your own points. Ignoring points is not a debate.
You are literally making up word vomit. I noticed you have a pattern to put people down for not making there argument. I am making my argument very clear. It’s very apparent that you are acting kinda hostile.
@@j.russell4755, I donate a good portion of my life to my TH-cam ministry. I've taken the time to correspond with thousands of people. It is not a good use of my time to argue with people who don't use the bible to make their points because no one learns from it. Everything you and I write here is seen by believers, and I want these believers to learn something that will bring them closer to God. Also, I've debated here with hundreds of people who disagree with me. All I demand is that they act politely and make their points with the bible, and not by calling me names. That is the degree of my "hostility" to use your word.
Blessed be YAHOVAH forever be on the look out saints the devil is busy thanks for the truth
Lawrence Thomas, thank you for your comment. The devil is indeed busy. You might want to view my newest video called "How Satanic Lyrics Prove God is Real." It's mostly about the busy devil.
"YAHOVAH"? WHY do you make up names outside of the Scriptures?? Yeah I believe anything you would say....... NOT
Hmm what could be the meaning of hovah in hebrew?
The Gospel accounts have things happening differently at times, are you going to say their false too!? Lol oh my, Please read it properly and discern folks
Bluesky Gladue, thanks for commenting. The bible does have many contradictions, and it is correct to learn how to discern what is true and what is not. The bible is an amazing work of spiritual literature in that it has the hand of God in it and the hand of Satan. The ability to discern truth from lies starts with Jesus' explanation of the parable of the sower in Mark four, where he answers a question with a question, and suggests that to understand the word of God we need to treat all of scripture like a parable, and a parable is a story with a deeper meaning. Also in Mark four, Jesus said you can then learn the mystery of the kingdom, which means all the truth of the bible. When you learn to elevate your spiritual discernment to the level of reading the entire bible through like a novel, and then notice the patterns and themes in the story and draw out the deeper meaning like Jesus suggested, then you will know the mystery of the kingdom and the entire truth of God's word.
If you can't tell you belong to lucifer
@@WhatTruthIs but yet there are verses added to His Words. Verses that to not excist in early manuscripts
Mr. Whitmore, can you please tell me if you believe in the Trinity? I know its not really the subject you are speaking of here, but I was just wondering if you believe in this teaching? I don't know what to believe regarding it...
Patty Clifton, thank you for your question and I'm happy to give my opinion. Your thoughts are welcome, but I've looked closely at the concept of a trinity, that is, three parts of God, and there are a few things in the bible that could lead one to take the position of a trinity, but the evidence is overwhelming that there is only one God, and that is the Father. The issue is a sensitive one, because it requires someone to state that Jesus is not God, and that bothers most Christians. I believe the trinity concept was created to build a culture to support the false testimony of Paul that rules the church and stops the Father's plan of eternal salvation.
God is the only one who preceded creation and who transcends time and who made all things. Supporters of the trinity point to John 1:2-3, which says of Jesus: "He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made." This is quoted to prove that Jesus is God, but actually shows that Jesus was present at the beginning of creation, but not before the beginning. John 1:2-3 says "all things were made through him," but things were not by him. Jesus is the light of life, and God made things through Jesus, but Jesus is not the creator. Jesus made nothing by himself. Jesus was given great power by the Father, but Jesus is not God.
John 17:5 says: "And now, O Father, glorify Me together with Yourself, with the glory which I had with You before the world was." This points again to Jesus being filled with the glory of the Father as the conduit for creation, and being present at the moment of creation, but not being present before creation. There was time before creation, and only the Father existed in that time. There was only one who preceded time, as in Isaiah 43:10: “Before Me there was no God formed, Nor shall there be after Me,”
There is only one who stands alone as the power behind creation, as it says in Revelation 4:11: “You are worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honor and power; For You created all things.” That’s ALL THINGS, including Jesus.
Only God can offer eternal salvation, because only God created salvation as a way to earn back His stolen kingdom. Isaiah said in Isaiah 43:11: “I, even I, am the Lord, And besides Me there is no savior.” The Father made the son eternal into the future, as he will make us when salvation is fulfilled and the eternal kingdom returns, but only the Father is eternal both in the past and into the future.
Regarding the holy spirit, that is a power of the Father, but not a separate being.
Finally, to say that Jesus is not God does not diminish the position of Jesus. Jesus is the son of God. The messiah. The anointed one. The only one through whom we can reach the Father. Without the sacrifice of Jesus we would not enjoy the ability to access the kingdom by repentance and baptism. However, Jesus never said to worship him, and to the contrary, he said to worship God, as in Matthew 6:6: "when you pray, go into your room, and when you have shut your door, pray to your Father who is in the secret place; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you openly."
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 Thank you! That does give me a much better understanding. I have never been able to understand God as three persons, as hard as I have tried.🙂
@@pattyclifton7905, thank you too for asking. Every question and answer here will hopefully bring someone closer to God and to their salvation.
Hugh can you tell me if God says in Deuteronomy 1114 don't say the laws are too hard than how on earth can people believe that God would allow Paul to change what he said unambiguously in the Torah
farziran, you've touched on a major point in my teaching method. In Deuteronomy 30:11, God tells Moses something important about the law ... "For this commandment which I command you today is not too mysterious for you, nor is it far off." First, the law, and especially the ten commandments, is the foundation of God's plan of salvation. God's rules are eternal and can't be changed. God changed the rules somewhat for the Gentiles when Jesus came, but the ten commandments remained and the eternal nature of God's law remained, which gets me to your point. No matter what Paul said, or how many times people repeat what Paul said, it can never be true. God's words are eternal and God's method of creating salvation is eternal, Paul is a liar. Paul says the law is a curse, when God said of the law... "I set before you a blessing and a curse." Paul said "is it impossible for the blood of bulls and goats to take away sins," but the blood of bulls and goats did take away sins for the Hebrews, that's what the law was for, and the law did create salvation for the Hebrews. Thanks.
+Hugh Whitmore - Author thanks
I agree. Can you do a video about the concept of forgiveness in the Bible. I see passage after passage instructing Jews to repent directly to God yet Pauline Christians angrily insist it was not possible.
they point to temple sacrifice but that was for unintended sins minor in nature god says repent TO ME.
@@farziran87m6, I should make a video on forgiveness, and you are correct that you repent directly to God, and that is still the case in the new testament because Jesus directed us to worship God directly.
Man only brings confusion and destruction if you haven`t noticed.../o/ :)
I have one question : if you don't believe in the doctrine of grace preached by Paul (beginning at minute 19:41 on the video), then how do you explain the discourse between Jesus and the thief on the cross? As far as I see in the scripture ( Luke 23 :39 - 43), that thief did only two things : 1st he admitted he was a sinner who deserved what he was getting, that is, punishment for his crimes, and 2nd, he acknowledged who Jesus was, an innocent man who also happen to be Lord of the universe. Thus, he asks Jesus to remember him when He, Jesus, came into His kingdom. The thief had no time to go through any church ritual such as baptism, or communion; he had no time to even repent or pay restitution; he knew he was busted for his crimes and was going through the ultimate penalty - the death penalty - for what he was accused of. Jesus' reply to that one thief is what grace is all about; He said "...today, you will be with me in paradise." If you don't see grace in that story, then you are blind as a bat. There's more I could say, but I close with this : my good works, my good deeds, all my "attempts" at living a righteous life will never measure up to God's righteous standards (Isaiah 64:6). It isn't the Law which keeps me from sinning, it is the love of God which brings me to true repentance and the desire to live for Him. [ I invite anyone to read my book entitled "The Sin System of Our World" for further exposition on this concept of grace, if you're open to it, that is. ]
Regarding the thief on the cross, remember that the bible is a book of parables, which are stories with a deeper meaning and pattern. In Mark four, Jesus told the disciples to learn all scripture as parables or they would not have their sins forgiven. Here is the dialogue in Luke 23:39-43.. Then one of the criminals who were hanged blasphemed Him, saying, “If You are the Christ, save Yourself and us.”
40 But the other, answering, rebuked him, saying, “Do you not even fear God, seeing you are under the same condemnation? 41 And we indeed justly, for we receive the due reward of our deeds; but this Man has done nothing wrong.” 42 Then he said [k]to Jesus, “Lord, remember me when You come into Your kingdom.”
43 And Jesus said to him, “Assuredly, I say to you, today you will be with Me in Paradise.”
Verse 40 shows allegiance to the one true God, which confirms the first commandment, the most important commandment. It also represents spreading the gospel to the other man. Verse 41 is an acknowledgement of sin and that works are rewarded on a balanced ledger as is said in Revelation 20:12, and it shows repentance of sin. It also acknowledges that the pure are righteous before God. Verse 42 shows belief that Jesus is the path to the father. All the boxes of salvation are checked, except baptism.
Even if the thief on the cross shows some exception in time spent to the common method Jesus taught of earning your salvation, the evidence for Jesus teaching that works earns the believer a reward in heaven is overwhelming.
Finally, if you've put together the effort, intelligence, hard work, perseverance and study time that it takes to write and publish a book, (I've published 6 books) and you do not know what is being said in Isaiah 64:6, I'm shocked, but I shouldn't be because you are deeply mired in Paul's false testimony and the culture that has arisen from it. Go back and read all of Isaiah 64 to understand what is being said between Isaiah, who is speaking for God as a prophet, and Israel, to whom God is speaking. Better yet, read through all of the old testament and you will see a massively repeated expression of the cycle of dysfunction between God and Israel. God promises Israel great things in return for their works in following His commands, then Israel turns to other gods, then God threatens Israel with vile and cataclysmic punishments, and then Israel repents and God accepts them back.
Isaiah 64 is the place in the ongoing dialog where Israel is repenting. To say that "our righteous acts are like filthy rags, the prophet Isaiah is saying that at that point in history, the obedient, sacrificial works Israel usually does to please God are not getting God's attention because they are unclean and undeserving because Israel has turned to Satan, usually called Baal in the old testament. Righteous works always get God's attention because He needs them to create glory for Him. This is why God punishes Israel - in order to turn them back to the works He prescribed for them in the law of Moses.
Further, Isaiah says they are... "like one" who has become unclean," because God wants them to be clean, and an unclean person cannot earn God's attention and earn salvation. Obedient works always earn God's attention and always earn salvation, but in this case Israel turned away from God and Isaiah is trying to turn them back. Moving on to your request to read Paul to prove your point, I can't do that because Paul's testimony is against the interests of God, and to do so only serves Lucifer.
Again, from my experience, and with all due respect, you quote Isaiah 64:6 not because you've read it in its context and understand it, but because the false religion of Paul tells you to quote it, and this is how Paul lies about scripture and then builds on it with his own false writings. The case against Paul is enormous, and in many cases, like Paul's false use of old testament scripture, is painfully obvious.
@@zarzar527 Both Peter and Acts are gay. They weren’t even written by the people you listed.
Jesus said "This day (today) I tell you you will be in Paradise with me" ... From a Literal Translation.
The translators of the KJV failed to put a comma afer today. Therefore when people read it it sounds like Jesus was saying "Today you will be in Paradise with me.
That would be IMPOSSIBLE because Jesus was DEAD for three (3) days and ascended to heaven 40 days later.
Luke is a student and follower of Paul. 2 Peter is pseudepigrapha.
The entire Gospel of John only says about grace in two places in chapter 1. Over 100 times John says "believe". So basically John's grace is in fullness of belief in Jesus Christ. At the end of 1st Peter he writes....."this is the true grace of God." And the entire book of James was written to refute Paul's faith without works half gospel. Everyone knows that easy believism gets you in the door, to be born again. But very quickly you see a battle begins as satan comes after anyone trying to get to heaven. There is no sitting around dispising works. Evangelism is shut down by calvinists. All they care about is election, another buzz word that Paul hijacked from Peter. "sealed in the Spirit","quickened", all buzzwords......loaded heavy concept words all clarified by the real Apostles. Paul hung out with the real Apostles long enough to learn all the buzzwords. How come Paul doesn't even say to get born again? Or Holy Spirit baptism? And......Paul doesn't know what a "crown of righteousness is" because he calls other believers his crown. Holy light shining out of your head is your crown. Like the Statue of Liberty. Paul didn't know what that was. Too busy writing Romans 7 with straight Greek philosophy there. Carnal and just slip sliding by. The least of all......just a brother. But I say Beloved Brother so I can quote some higher things he says. Calvinists have used Paul to dethrone Jesus. We want the Primacy of Jesus as the lens of scripture. Then for being a post Pentecost believer.......follow the Big 3....Peter, James, and John. Very important to get divine healing down because more worse plagues are coming. Eventually medical science will fail.
So should we discard have to Bible?
A B, no, we should not discard the rest of the bible, if that is what you are trying to say. Other than Paul's false teachings, the entire bible is valuable for believers to find the full truth of God's plan of eternal salvation, and to learn the mystery of the kingdom that Jesus spoke of in Mark four. In an ironic way, even Paul's false testimony is valuable in that it provides a pattern of deceit to watch for in those that would blaspheme and mock the One True God.
I am now getting some headaches... should I still read Paul's writings?
Linus LW97, if the concept of Paul's false testimony is new to you, it's good news that you have come to this truth, but there is an emotional transition to be made for most believers. It's best to separate yourself from Paul's writings and reacquaint yourself with the kingdom teachings God sent with Jesus, because only those teachings will fulfill God's plan of eternal salvation. Jesus said the very last thing that would have to happen to bring about the end times is :"And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come." (Matthew 24:14) You must live and preach the kingdom gospel to see salvation. As far are reading Paul's writings, I studied them at one time to make sure I was right about his false testimony, but now I only refer to them if someone asks questions about Paul or supports Paul in a comment. It will glorify God more to read and pray on other parts of the bible. It's odd at first to ignore something you used to focus on in your faith, but to know the truth is the best thing for us all.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 what about Acts? Paul wrote half of it too
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 it definitely is a shock to have thought the whole Bible was truth for a long time and then to realize certain books are not
@@lw97nilslinuswhitewaterweb15, Paul enters the bible story in Acts Seven, and you have to use your discretion from there on. The bible is an amazing book in that the hand of God is present and the hand of Satan. Paul is part of the hand of Satan. You also see Satan's influence throughout the bible at the story level. The entire bible is valuable for learning the whole truth of God's word and in an ironic way, even Paul's false testimony is valuable in that the discerning reader can see how it stands in opposition to God's eternal laws.
Linus LW97 Weber, I'm not an expert on the authorship of the books of the bible, but I've never heard that Paul wrote any of acts, and the book is commonly attributed to Luke. Authorship of bible books is not as important as how the book in question supports or contests God's authority.
Glad to see someone who actually thinks for themselves...and is willing to speak the truth which will be persecution..truly stay strong brother 💪
Carrie Paasch, just got this comment. Thank you. Hope to hear from you again.
Paul with his enduring and with his boldness of preaching the Gospel you see he was a real man of God. Many will be deceived in the end times and you should have tested the spirit for there are many lying spirit in this world.
I have heard many atheists say the same thing.
I feel so alone in my assessment of Paul
@@IamBarati Hi Lisa, there is a growing number of us that are turning to the Bible and finding the truth. I am pretty sure paul/saul was there as a test...do we chose to follow the Messiah? or do we chose paul/saul...choose wisely following one is the only way to God, the other carries the hell in his name.
If you are on the fence try reading the words of God in the old testament and the words of the Messiah for a year. You will tune in to them and know them...and when someone speaks contrary it will become obvious.
Sadly some people have no interest in learning who God is and who His son is...paul is given for them as he says it doesn't matter, they can sin freely and there is no penalty.
Zec_12:10 And I will pour upon the house of David, and upon the inhabitants of Jerusalem, the spirit of grace and of supplications: and they shall look upon me whom they have pierced, and they shall mourn for him, as one mourneth for his only son, and shall be in bitterness for him, as one that is in bitterness for his firstborn.
Why is there not one comment disagreeing? after at least scrolling down 20 comments. Doesn't seem to line up with other comment threads on the subject.
Robert Ward, thanks for the question. I have had my TH-cam channel for about three years. In the first two years, the comments were mostly against. In the last year, more people have had time to consider what I teach and have come to agree, plus, many people strongly agree and comment often. I don't know how far back TH-cam keeps comments, but I'm sure if you check further back you'll find many people who disagree. I also have about forty videos total, and you can look at those comment threads also for those who agree and disagree. Separately, some people are so rude or degrading that I erase their comments. That happens about 5% of the time or so. I try to answer everyone, even if they disagree, but this ministry is primarily for those who have a sense that something is wrong with Paul, and they come here to work out their feelings and knowledge on the subject.
In what should I believe im confused
Todor Diomov, the quick answer is to believe a bible without Paul, yet even Paul's false testimony is instrumental to understanding the entire story of the bible. If you read through the bible and treat it like a novel, because it is indeed assembled like a novel with a single story, and you read of God's actions and the the actions and patterns of Jesus, it should become clear when you start to read Paul's stories that Paul is false. You can watch my videos, and/or read my book "The Moment Time Stopped," and you can watch others on TH-cam who teach that Paul is false. Please keep an open mind and take a look at Paul with a critical eye so you can come to the whole truth of the bible and serve God in the way He needs you to.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 thank you for the reply,I will remember your recommendation,I almost lost my believe in the bible,you saved me
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 that covers like 50 percent of the new testament
@@jackgates1447, I'm happy to hear you are on the right track. I faced the same crossroad myself. When it first hit me that Paul was false, I didn't know why, so I was confused that his lies would be in a book that is supposed to be about the truth. I reminded myself that I love God, and I didn't want to give up on Him, so I dug back in and kept studying, and after some time I could see that the bible has the hand of God in it, but also the hand of Satan, and that is why it takes a lot of love for God and a lot of time to come to the whole truth of the book. You have to discern which is the right path and which is the wrong path, and now that you have the biggest clue on what to look for, you can move toward God and toward the truth.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 I can never thank enough,you are a great person and you are doing gods work,🙏🙏
Peter called Paul our beloved brother 2 Peter 3:15
Thanks for commenting, but I receive the 2 Peter 3:15-16 quote every few days, and it shows a lack of knowledge of the patterns of the bible and of Peter's writings. People who send in this quote think this one thing can overcome hundreds of instructions that show Paul is a false apostle and a false prophet. Do you have any scripture from Jesus that supports Paul? Peter? No. No. James? No. Jude? No. John? No. The book of Revelation? No. Plus, in your quote Peter says Paul is difficult to understand, but Paul isn’t difficult to understand, he’s impossible to understand because you can’t make any logic out of his contradictions and lies.
Regarding Peter, you must rise above the level of a single scripture and get to the story level, as Jesus taught in Mark four in the parable of the sower. (See my video “The Most Important Instruction in the Bible.”) Jesus taught in parables, which are stories with a moral, which should give you some direction on Peter. Peter is a weak character in the bible narrative. Peter denied the Christ three times, and Jesus said in Matthew 10:32-33... "Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven. But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven," so eternity may be unreachable for Peter, who, by the way, never supported Paul's alternate, phony, method of salvation, which proves Peter was fooled by Paul, just as most of the church has been, but not those of us who know the truth.
In 1 Peter 1:17, he says... "And if ye call on the Father, who without respect of persons judges according to every man's work..." and in 1 Peter 2:11 he says of the Gentiles... "whereas they speak against you as evildoers, they may by your good works, which they shall behold, glorify God in the day of visitation." Here, Peter denies Paul's false version of grace creating salvation.
Also, in 2 Peter 2:2... warned of the corruption of scripture... "But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies," and this is what Paul has done.
Paul twisted grace, which was a word used all through the bible interchangeably with blessing, into a magic dust that creates eternal life. The entire bible is a book of rewards and punishments until Paul. God's method of eternal salvation is written in stone and repeated by Jesus, until Paul. Jude 1:4 speaks of Paul and his enablers... "For there are certain men crept in unawares, who were before of old ordained to this condemnation, ungodly men, turning the grace of our God into lasciviousness, and denying the only Lord God, and our Lord Jesus Christ.
Read the book of Revelation. Paul is the false apostle and liar in 2:2. He is the second beast in 13:11. He is the false prophet in 19:20. His writings are the abomination of desolation in 16:13, which Jesus prophesied in Matthew 24:15. Paul is the antichrist. (See my video “The name of the antichrist is…”
The only validation for Paul from the original disciples is found only in 2 Peter 3:15-16. But according to bible scholars, they say Peter did not write the 2nd letter of Peter because linguistically, 2 Peter does not match the language used in the first letter of Peter which has been authenticated as Peter’s work. For this reason, 2 Peter almost didn’t make the canonized text. I cannot find any other words from the original disciples or from Jesus to validate Paul.
And it is a fact that men have taken books out of the Bible so we cannot use the fact that 2 Peter is in the Bible as evidence that Peter wrote it. Both Jesus and Jude quote and reference the Book of Enoch. The Book of Enoch was once in our Bible. Why was His Book removed from the Bible and by whom? If a group of men can remove a Book that was quoted by Jesus and Jude giving it validity, could those same men not add a book where the author is in controversy and scholars claim it should not have been canonized? In 2 Tim. 3:16, Paul claims that the Bible is the inerrant “Word” of God. According to Jesus, He is “the Word” (John 1:14)? And if the Word is Jesus and not the Bible, then does that mean the Bible can be fallible? Corrupted translations, verses and books removed (taking Bible from original 88 books to our current 66 books) makes it clear that men have tampered with the Bibles we use today. If it were inerrant (meaning incapable of being wrong), then we wouldn’t have so many corrupted versions today. But we do.
However, if somehow 2 Peter was actually written by Peter we must take into account that 2 Peter was written at an earlier time when Peter and the others still weren’t quite sure what to think of Paul. We know from the book of Acts that Peter, James, and the others were giving Paul the benefit of the doubt at this earlier time. Acts 15:4 says Paul was “received by the church and the apostles and the elders.” But these cordial feelings toward Paul didn’t last. The proof for this is found in a letter that was written later by Peter to James. The entire letter can still be found in the Preface to The Clementine Homilies. Many scholars continue to believe this letter is genuine. In the letter, Peter refers to an adversary (or “enemy” as some translations put it) with law-less teachings. Many contend this adversary is Paul. This letter shows that Peter believed the Law of Moses to be everlasting. This fact alone would have been enough reason for those involved in canonizing the “New Testament” to reject his letter. Peter says people twist his words to say he actually taught against the Law. “For some among the Gentiles have rejected my lawful preaching and have preferred a lawless and absurd doctrine of a man who is my adversary. And indeed some have attempted, while I am still alive to distort my word by interpretation of many sorts, as if I taught the dissolution of the Law … But that may God forbid! For to do such a thing means to act contrary to the Law of God which was made to Moses and was confirmed by our Lord in its everlasting continuance. For he said: ‘For heaven and earth will pass away, but not one jot or tittle shall pass away from the Law.” But these men, professing, I know not how, to know my mind, undertake to explain my words, which they have heard of me, more intelligently than I who spoke them, telling their students that the nullification of Torah is my intended meaning, which indeed I never thought of. But if, while I am still alive, they dare thus to misrepresent me, how much more will those who shall come after me dare to do so?” (Excerpt from Peter’s letter to James from the Preface to The Clementine Homilies)
Is it any wonder why these words never made it into the Bible? This excerpt from Peter’s letter to James shines a whole new light on 2 Peter 3:15-17 where Peter endorsed Paul’s words as “Scripture”. These words in 2 Peter could very well be the words Peter was referring to when he said some had “distorted” his “word by interpretation of many sorts” as if he had “taught the dissolution of the law,” because that is exactly what they are used for even to this day! Every time someone quotes 2 Peter 3:15-17 in defense of Paul, they are saying Peter endorsed Paul’s anti-Moses doctrine as the word of God! Peter most certainly did not do any such thing! One has to “distort” Peter’s words with “interpretations of many sorts” to come up with that idea. Peter always supported the Law of Moses just as Jesus did.
- In Mark 7:19, the phrase in parenthesis, “(Thus he declared all foods clean)” is not in any of the original manuscripts; this has been added to ‘contemporary’ bibles by men in the last 100 years. It’s not in any of the Greek or Aramaic texts and it’s not in any English translation printed before the 20th century. Those words were not spoken by Jesus. It’s not even a footnote, a side bar commentary, nor even noted as an opinion; it’s added right into the ‘verse’ itself, as if it were inspired Scripture! Man has added to the Word of God in order to promote man-made doctrine.
- Paul wrote, “All Scripture is inspired by God and beneficial for teaching, for rebuke, for correction, for training in righteousness;” (2 Tim. 3:16). However, nothing in our Messiah's teachings or the scriptures says anything to back up Paul's claim here, nor does his one verse, one witness, classify as proof for any doctrinal foundation.
- Jesus said, “You pore over the Scriptures because you think you have eternal life in them, and yet they testify about me. But you are not willing to come to me so that you may have life.” (John 5:39-40). Many have made the bible into an idol and love the scriptures more than Father God and our Savior.
If Paul could not have seen Christ, why is John allowed to See Christ for revelations???
Thanks for your comment. Others have asked the same thing, plus, just before he was stoned to death, with Paul's help, the apostle Stephen saw a vision of Jesus, so I'll give you the same answer..
The quick answer is that it's messy, but let's figure it out together! If you follow me you know I've created some theories to help people understand the bible. One of my general positions is that the bible has many contradictions, partial instructions, and multiple explanations for the same thing, plus Paul's teachings are false, all of which make it like a puzzle we have to figure out. There are also stories that teach us ideas, like the parables of Jesus, that could be called myths. These false things don't matter, because the bible is given to us to understand like a court case, where the preponderance of the evidence is what counts. This is confirmed in Revelation 20:12 where the books are opened, everything we've done is added up, and the dead are judged on their works, and in Daniel 7:10 where "the judgment was set, and the books were opened." The preponderance of evidence idea says to me that the bible has the hand of God in it, but also the hand of Satan, which is a lesson for us because it reflects our internal struggle against sin and we need to discern the parts God wants us to follow.
I tend to believe the things that confirm the patterns in the bible that God set up in the old testament and Jesus confirmed in the new testament. Almost all of the new testament supports these patterns, except Pau.
So let's get to Stephan and John. Another position of mine is that the holy spirit was more active during the life of Jesus and then shortly after he died, than it is now. God only gives the holy spirit out in measure, and He only gives it to those who follow the kingdom teachings of Jesus, which are to repent, abstain from sin, and do high levels of righteous works for God. God only gives out a great level of holy spirit to those who do these things over a great period of time.
The false culture that has sprung up from Paul's false testimony makes it easy for Christians to believe that God would shower the holy spirit down on people who don't deserve it, but that is not how God or Jesus worked in the bible, so that is one of the reasons I don't believe anything Paul said about his miracle conversion story or his supposed trip to heaven to see Jesus. You could suggest that Paul earned a measure of holy spirit from God over time by his works, but Paul’s works were primarily to counter the kingdom teachings of Jesus, which is evil, so that precludes Paul from ever having access to the holy spirit.
I also said in the video you commented on that Jesus said he would not return until the cataclysmic end of the world and then everyone alive would see him. Staying within my system, it's easy to believe that John, who was a righteous man and a true apostle, not a false apostle like Paul, had a revelation from Jesus about the end of the world because the revelation was perfectly thematic with the teachings of God and the kingdom teachings of Jesus. Jesus did not return to the earth to give John the vision, (as Paul claimed in his vision) and John reports that he received the vision "while in the spirit," which is of course the holy spirit, which John had earned the right to receive. Jesus did give John a vision of what his future return would look like, but he didn't return to earth to give the vision. In Stephen's case, he was a true apostle, a righteous man, a beautiful Christian and true innocent victim of a murder presided over by Paul. It is possible that Stephen, in the throes of death, could of had a vision of God and Jesus in heaven just before he died, because Jesus didn't return to earth in the vision and Stephen didn't go to heaven and return, as Paul claimed he did.
I sincerely appreciate your question. If you continue to follow me, I know I take some getting used to, but I hope you see that I'm sincere in my love for God and that I believe my methods of understanding the bible give all believers the best opportunity to find the truth of the bible, know God intimately, and know perfectly what God requires of us to fulfill His mission of bringing back Jesus with the renewed kingdom.
"Wherefore if they shall say unto you, Behold, he is in the desert; go not forth: behold, he is in the secret chambers; believe it not." (Matthew 24:26)
Saul "paul" in the desert.
John the "divine" in the secret chambers.
John went into a dream state and paul claim to see him during a ride
John is not the author of his gospel some one else wrote it later and attributed to him
Great teaching, I’ll buy the book.
Yard Envy, thank you! My book, "The Moment Time Stopped," has eleven chapters on Paul so the truth of his false testimony is laid out more thoroughly than in my video. Best of luck on your search for the whole truth of the bible. We are in a critical spiritual age and we don't have much time left as a church to glorify God adequately so that He can return the kingdom.
That’s what he wants you to do.
so if Paul is a false apostle then please help me understand how to follow the Bible without his epistles as well as how one then gets salvation...thank you so much...i deal with religious anxiety and OBSESS over my salvation and have tried for years to EARN my salvation by means of penance/restitution so God could forgive me. I hear people speak of grace but i dont feel i deserve grace when ive done so much wrong in my life...THEN to hear this is what Paul preaches im not sure then how God/Jesus views my sin
Godsgift2mee, you are on the right track! Keep moving away from Paul and move joyfully back to the teachings the Father sent with the son. Everyone who has turned from Paul has faced this emotional transition, so keep in mind that Jesus is our teacher and our protector, and it is only through him that salvation is obtained through the Father.
Regarding salvation, if you had never read Paul's false testimony, you wouldn't be asking any questions about how you obtain salvation. You would just follow the teachings of Jesus, serve God with your whole heart, and feel confident that your salvation is being earned and that you are being written into God's book of life.
Jesus teaches that salvation is earned, and you should constantly apply yourself to the task of earning your salvation, because to do so empowers the Father to overcome sin and Satan. However, you do not have to feel anxiety over your efforts because the Father is merciful and He knows what you are doing for Him. Only those who teach the lies of Paul tell you that you can never do enough works to earn your salvation. You certainly can do enough works to earn your salvation. I know that have done enough works to earn my salvation but I keep doing works for God because something greater is at stake, which is the salvation of the entire world and the judgement of the wicked. I continue to work for that outcome so we can all go home to God and Jesus forever in a place with no sin.
Finally, God does not like your sin, but again, He is merciful. He wants your works to outweigh your sin, which is why sin is described like a scale or a balance in the bible. No one is without sin but it is your effort to atone for sin that keeps you in God's spiritual kingdom. Keep up the good work. Keep moving toward the Father and all things will be revealed to you. Ask any questions you have and I'll try to respond quickly.
6:24 By your own admission the same myriad inconsistencies are also found in the 4 gospels
Tom Rich, at 6:24 in the video you are commenting on I was talking about Paul's false story of encountering Jesus on the road to Damascus, which occurs in the book of Acts. The four gospels do have many inconsistencies, and there are many other inconsistencies throughout the bible. My position is that the bible, even with its flaws, provides the diligent reader with the complete truth of the battle for control of creation between God and Satan. I also made a video called "Contradictions in the bible. Don't freak out" if you want part of my view on this area of understanding the bible.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 but wait there's more (for your followers):
The following lecture illustrates the fundamental errancies of the gospels
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Bart Ehrman is an undisputed biblical historian who effectively dismantles the gospels and leaves a thinking mind to discern them for what they are
Tom Rich, I don't know who Bart Ehrman is, but the gospels are like the rest of the bible, which is that they have inconsistencies, but that doesn't matter to the truth of the spiritual message. Some people, you included apparently, look for ways to disprove or disparage the bible, and others, like me, seek the truth of the book based on what is being described at the story level, as Jesus taught in Mark four in the parable of the sower. To repeat, the entire bible tells a spiritual story that is an accurate depiction of the fight between good and evil for control of creation, and within that story is the accurate remedy God provides for overcoming evil, a plan that is known as eternal salvation.
The 1st century Ebionites (Nazarenes) rejected Paul too. They are "those from James"Paul referred to.Gal 2:12.
Joe Hinojosa, are you sure sure "those from James" would be the Ebionites? The Ebionites are very separated from the teachings and inclinations of James.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 I'm sure the early church in Jerusalem had some "variations". But the majority agreed on continuing to obey the LAW observing Jewish holidays,at least as "cultural Jews". Although some believed in justification by obeying the Law. (Acts 15:5) The Ebionites had their varieties through the ages too. But James was not opposed to Jewish Christians obeying the "Perfect Law of Liberty". James 1:21----25.
God bless you Sir...
9th SAINT, thanks for your comment and thank you for your support. Hope to hear from you again.
So we should do good works for salvation???
Wapa Mbuya Chikanda, thank you for your question. I assume you are a believer in Paul's false testimony of grace, or you wouldn't ask such a question. When the Father gave Israel the task of fulfilling salvation, it was by the obedient works of the group. When Israel rejected the Father, the Father sent a new version of salvation through Jesus, and that salvation is still by obedient works, but now they are the works of the individual and not by the group. Salvation ended with Jesus and was made permanent, as Jude 1:3 confirms: "Beloved, while I was very diligent to write to you concerning our common salvation, I found it necessary to write to you exhorting you to contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the saints," and Jesus confirmed in Luke 16:16: "The law and the prophets were until John. Since that time the kingdom of God has been preached, and everyone is pressing into it."
After Jesus, Paul took over the church with a false salvation by grace. Jesus used the word "works" 52 times in the Gospels and in the book of Revelation when speaking of salvation, but never used the word "grace" once.
Acts 19:15And the evil spirit answered and said, Jesus I know, and Paul I know; but who are ye?
An evil spirit would know Paul, because Paul was in touch with evil spirits.
He was a murderer of Hebrews
This guy in front of the fire place twisting scriptures..The devils recognized Paul Authority..Paul cast out demons like Jesus did.This guy is lost..
@@pedrohenriques2983 You haven't given any scriptures to prove that Paul is false...This guy is a false teacher..I pray yall repent..please don't follow this guy to hell
When I was a kid, I went to Christian school and I accepted Christ into my heart in first grade. When I was in 2nd or 3rd grade, I remember asking my teacher and my parents why Paul contradicted Jesus. I asked again in 5th grade and then again in junior high when I asked one of my Sunday school teachers. BTW - their answers never set well with me. They said nonsensical things like "Jesus came for the Jews and Paul's message was for the gentiles" or that "Paul provided more detail than Jesus." Both of these answers imply that Jesus failed in his mission and message and needed it to be "corrected." This argument is wrong on itself because it implies that Jesus failed either in his mission and message or when he was crucified and rose again. Thanks! I'm so glad I found you. You have confirmed everything that I ever thought!
SecretiaTV, thank you for your testimony! It's very nice to hear that you have come to the proper knowledge of Paul's false testimony, and that I may have helped you in some small way. What you have said is what many people who comment here say, which is that you knew in your heart that something was wrong with Paul, especially as it related to what you knew about Jesus. What is amazing is that you could tell this as a child.
Those who read your comment will benefit because you have displayed the proper biblical context. You looked to Jesus first and believed his testimony, and then you looked at Paul and considered Paul second, which is correct, and reflects the eternal nature of the Father and the son. The responses you received to your spiritual questions are sad and humorous at the same time, and I've heard them too. People who believe in Paul have to dismiss the ministry and testimony of the son of God to accept Paul's teachings, and that is just crazy. Thanks.
Paul never contradicted Jesus.
@@bobbyadkins6983 LOL! Constantly, but you really need to read the bible to know that
@@bobbyadkins6983 Jesus never said there's a new covenant. Did He forget to tell His people and wait to have Paul share that?!
You have a very shallow interpretation of the Bible and your Bible weren’t smart and interested enough to counter your false reading of the Bible
I have been praying for the truth at all cost for nearly 5 years now, and everything is finally coming together...its been a very long road of lies, however I never even knew about this until some months back and I shrugged it off as a diversion...I was led to The Midnight Ride before you, and they say to keep the Sabbath and Torah as well and I have been told to stick with them and now Father directed me to you!! HalleluYAH!!
Beck from Oz, I'm very happy to hear that you are reaching clarity on the truth of the One True God. God is rejoicing over your soul. The truth in the church is rising in our time, so many movements have been formed to stand against the truth. Those who claim we have to follow the Torah are just like Paul, they are stealing precious souls from our heavenly Father and His son. The old testament law no longer fulfills salvation. It is by the kingdom teaching God sent with Jesus that we take part in God's offer of salvation. These teachings include the ten commandments also. Stay with the truth, keep moving toward God, and all things will be revealed to you.
Jesus said call no man father, Paul calls himself your Father ? Please correct me if im wrong.
Darrell Lee, no need to correct. You are right. Thanks.
I have always tried to swallow Pauls Writings and just found over and over checking back to Yeshuas red letter and Moses.
FREDERICK, Your comment is well-said. The old and the new of God's eternal plan of salvation must be blended if we are to bring back the Father and the son. Gentiles must participate by following the ten commandments God gave to the Jews through Moses, and Jews must participate by following the ten commandments and believing in and living by the kingdom teachings God sent with Jesus. When enough Jews and Gentiles collaborate on this task, the end times process will proceed to the end, God and Jesus will be fully glorified, and the renewed kingdom will return.
SINCE SAUL wasn't a false prophet ,it didn't come from the part of PETER to fire him out of christianity.
Saul was buried and bacame baptised as Paul. When you have a change of name in bible that means that person got a mission like abram to abraham like simon to Peter like saul to Paul. They just simply followed and work according to God
That Is why someone recognized the old Saul and were saying is not he the one who persecuted and order the killing of Stephen and.other Christian's. He definitely was change preaching boldly the gospel. He was responsible for writing.more.than half.of the new testament
Paul change his name to pretend to be like the real apostles who had their names changed by Jesus. You'd have to believe that after the death and resurrection of Jesus that God wanted to attract the chief murderer of Christians to the head of His church when the kingdom was already filled with willing servants. Ridiculous! Also ridiculous is to call Saul an apostle in the first place. Apostles are fixed forever in time by their link to messiah Jesus and there were only two ways someone could have become an apostle in that time. The first is to be chosen directly by Jesus, who picked the twelve to match the twelve tribes of Israel. Jesus promised the original twelve apostles thrones in heaven in return for their works, and the book of Revelation shows the original twelve receiving a reward. Twelve is one of God's blessed ritual numbers and appears throughout the bible narrative. To suggest a thirteenth apostle is preposterous.
The only other way to become an apostle of Jesus was to be picked by the original twelve. When the real apostles replaced Judas, they used the same criteria for how Jesus selected them, which was the candidate had to be with Jesus from the baptism of John through to the ascension. Paul met none of these standards. Paul can call himself an apostle as much as he wants and it will never be true, and this leads to one of the many reasons we know Paul is a false prophet. There are eternal truths created by God and stated by Jesus that are designed to fulfill God's plan of salvation. These truths can't be broken. They can be lied about, but never broken. Paul lied about being an apostle, he lied about having a miracle encounter with Jesus when Jesus said he would not be back until the whole earth could see him, and Paul lied about grace being the agent of God's salvation when God had created a plan of salvation based on the works of the individual.
A church without Paul, Paul was a true apostle my friend and brother. I too encountered the risen Savior through the Holy Spirit and was spoken to and elected such as Paul. Yes I was confused at first because I had heard others teach against apostle Paul like you're doing. However, Christ molded me as a defender not only of the Faith but a defender of apostle Paul as well. I met every criteria of what it took/takes to be an apostle. Believe it or not, I met every last one of them. Jesus loves you and the Holy Spirit will chase you down in order to prove it to you. I will produce, shall I say, the Holy Spirit will produce within me some teaching and preaching to confirm and affirm his covenant. Hope you'll tune in.
-With Christ's love,
Minister Samuel Rosette II--apostle
@@HISmessenger And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven.
Saul of Tarsus
Even if you had ten thousand guardians in Christ, you do not have many fathers, for in Christ Jesus I became your father through the gospel.
@@HISmessenger Saul of Tarsus
Romans 3:7-8
7But if through MY LIE God’s truth abounds to his glory, why am I still being condemned as a sinner?
8And why not DO EVIL that good may come?-as some people slanderously charge us with saying. Their condemnation is just.
How many letters did Paul write.
I'm not an expert on that. When you add them up, it looks like 14 were in Paul's style, but many say 13, and some say seven for sure, three probably not, and four certainly not. What matters with the writings attributed to Paul is they were produced to create a body of false testimony that would deny the plan of eternal salvation created by God and confirmed by Jesus. If others wrote some of what is attributed to Paul, it's just evidence of the wider conspiracy to deny the return of Jesus, which has been successful so far.
Just saw your comment. Fourteen books are attributed to Paul. Some claim not all were written by the same person, but it doesn't matter who wrote the books attributed to Paul because the intent is to destroy God's plan of eternal salvation.
I am now learning these things about paul. May i ask why the apostles welcomed him into their fold?
I'm very happy to hear that you are opening your mind and heart to the possibility that Paul is false. The Father must me shining a light on you right now. The answer to your question is in two parts. First of all, times haven't changed. Liars abound in this world. Look at politics, business, and unfortunately, even in relationships where people lie to you for their gain and your loss. Some believed Paul's lies and some did not, which is the second answer I would suggest you focus your energy on. Not everyone in the bible supported Paul.
All of Paul's damage to the teachings of Jesus grow out of his main lie that something called "grace through faith" produces salvation. James wrote directly against this lie in James 2:24: "You see then that a man is justified by works, and not by faith only." Jude wrote against Pauls grace lie in Jude 1:4: "For certain men have crept in unnoticed, who long ago were marked out for this condemnation, ungodly men, who turn the grace of our God into lewdness and deny the only Lord God and our Lord Jesus Christ." Paul denies Jesus by lying about the teachings of Jesus and replacing them with a false salvation. Jesus taught that salvation is by works and that we earn our way to heaven. Jesus never mentioned the word grace one time.
Also, the teachings of Jesus stand alone as a repudiation of Paul's lies. Paul contradicts Jesus and Jesus is the son of God. You have to pick one or the other.
Please continue to search the matter so that you may free yourself of the impurity that Paul injects into the pure love that Jesus offers.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 thank you very much for the reply. When reading the 4 gospels of Jesus i was filled with great feelings of love and compassion, when i read Paul’s letters i was confused and offended.
@@wolffinn2306 Your path to the truth is similar to mine, and to many people who end up here. I felt the same way. I loved God and Jesus first, and I deeply believed in the life of discipline, purity and sacrificial love our messiah brought, but that Paul guy just didn't add up. It took me a lot of time and study to get that Paul mess out of my system. Kind of like having bad health and then detoxing to natural healing. You sit now between the dark force and the light. Keep moving toward the light. One step and one day at a time. You can always speak here. You can contact me at hughwhitmore58@gmail.com if you would like to speak privately. We are in the end times and all of God's people are needed. Thanks.
Thank you for this video, it did confirm my revelations now, I am a bit shocked and still digesting. I hear what you say about it being shocking that there could be lies in the Bible. But God gave His true followers a discerning spirit, I do know that when I have been fasting and been very in the Spirit and humbling myself before Him, I have noticed I do not like to read Paul. So I wonder if my spirit is telling me something. Then all the things he said which I have explained away with other verses. The whole OSAS doctrine that in fact originated from Paul (in my view by misunderstanding, but am now thinking, perhaps he meant to cause a clift between followers of Jesus). I am going to consider this all and be prayerful about it. Thank you for putting it in a good light, this may be shocking but if it is true then it must be GOOD as God is nothing BUT good. Amen, God bless you Mr Whitmore and may He lead you in the truth and keep you safe from the Enemy as you preach His word.
IT, thank you for your comment and for your testimony. There is an emotional adjustment for a believer when finding out Paul is false, but hopefully, over time, your realization will strengthen your faith in what God really needs to you to do. As more and more people discern Paul's false testimony, the possibility of the return of Jesus increases.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 Thank you for replying, very honored! I sometimes wish I could do without these new discoveries though ;) I lost a lot of friends when I started preaching agains OSAS hahaha, but anyway, each new day with the Lord is exciting. It is kind of unbelievable how the growth never stops in His service. I know what I will be doing for a while now, I will be analizing Pauls writings with "new glasses"!! Agains thanks :)
@@IT-zx5jc, I like your positive view on you transition and it is good to count yourself as one in His service.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 Not understanding Pauls letters means you dont have the Holy-Spirit!
God will deal with you on Judgment day,-Revelation 20:11-15!
Im going to keep looking into this. Just so that I am not deceived, BUT!!! I always felt a hmmmm when reading/listening to him. I never felt a push to read him. BUT I will keep looking into it.
Question: what of Peter's comment of Paul being hard to understand and those that are not strong in the Word twist his writings etc.. Help... Please and thank you.
It's good to take your time with matters of your faith. I hope my answer can point you in the right direction. Also, you can always ask questions here. Regarding your question, I receive the 2 Peter 3:15-16 quote frequently, but it doesn’t stand up in the face the enormous evidence against Paul. Peter was fooled by Paul for a while, but this one sentence can’t overcome dozens of biblical instructions and story patterns that show Paul is a false apostle and a false prophet. Plus, even the quote acknowledges Paul is hard to understand, which is not much praise. By contrast, our savior Jesus is easy to understand.
There is a real-time battle in the bible over Paul’s false testimony. Some believed and helped Paul, and some were set against Paul, including Jesus, James, Jude, John and the complete book of Revelation, but no bible writers support Paul’s false version of salvation by grace in any substantive way. There is no scripture from Jesus that supports Paul and Jesus never mentioned grace once. One thing to look for in the bible is not just what it says, but what it doesn’t say. If Paul were so important to Jesus that he would come back before his appointed hour and name him as the head of the entire church, why wouldn’t Jesus reward Paul in Revelation as he rewarded the real apostles?
The book of Revelation is a complete repudiation of Paul. In Revelation 2:2 Jesus says to the church at Ephesus… “I know your works, your labor, your patience, and that you cannot bear those who are evil. And you have tested those who say they are apostles and are not, and have found them liars.” This is a direct reference to Paul and his letter to the Ephesians in 2:8-9 where Paul wrote… “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast,” which is a major part of Paul’s false doctrine.
When you read the book of Revelation, Paul is the false apostle and liar in 2:2. He is the second beast in 13:11. He is the false prophet in 19:20. His writings are the abomination of desolation in 16:13, which Jesus prophesied in Matthew 24:15. Paul is the antichrist. (See my video “The name of the antichrist is…” )
And see James: 2:18… “But someone will say, “You have faith, and I have works.” Show me your faith without your works, and I will show you my faith by my works.”
And Jude 1:4…“For certain men have crept in unnoticed, who long ago were marked out for this condemnation, ungodly men, who turn the grace of our God into lewdness and deny the only Lord God and our Lord Jesus Christ.” Paul twisted grace, which was a word used all through the bible interchangeably with the word “blessing,” into a magic event that creates eternal life. The entire bible is a book of rewards and punishments until Paul. God's method of eternal salvation was written in stone and then repeated by Jesus, until Paul changed it.
Even Peter contradicted Paul in his writings. In 1 Peter 1:17, he says... "And if ye call on the Father, who without respect of persons judges according to every man's work..." and in 1 Peter 2:11 he says of the Gentiles... "whereas they speak against you as evildoers, they may by your good works, which they shall behold, glorify God in the day of visitation." Here, Peter denies Paul's false version of grace creating salvation.
Also, in 2 Peter 2:2 Peter warned of the corruption of scripture... "But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies," and this is what Paul has done, so maybe Peter came to his senses about Paul.
Another thing to consider is that Peter is a weak character in the bible narrative. Peter denied Jesus three times, and Jesus said in Matthew 10:32-33... "Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven. But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven," so Peter did not always follow through on his promises to God.
Jesus said the prophets ended with John the Baptist and Paul is a false prophet because he claimed a different series of events would bring Jesus back that Jesus never mentioned. Paul goes against all of the patterns the preceded him in the bible, and he creates a separate religion from the one taught by Jesus, yet Christians still believe him.
Finally, Paul was not and could not be an apostle. Apostles are fixed forever in time by their link to messiah Jesus and there were only two ways someone could have become an apostle. The first is to be chosen directly by Jesus, who picked the twelve to match the twelve tribes of Israel. Jesus promised the original twelve apostles thrones in heaven in return for their works, and the book of Revelation shows the original twelve receiving a reward. Twelve is one of God's blessed ritual numbers and appears throughout the bible narrative. To suggest a thirteenth apostle is preposterous.
The only other way to become an apostle of Jesus was to be picked by the original twelve apostles. When the real apostles replaced Judas the traitor, they used a strict set of rules, which were that the candidate had to be with Jesus from the baptism of John through to the ascension. Paul met none of these standards. Paul can call himself an apostle as much as he wants and it will never be true, and this leads to one of the many reasons we know Paul is a false prophet. There are eternal truths created by God and restated by Jesus that are designed to fulfill God's plan of salvation. These truths can't be broken. They can be lied about, but never broken. Paul lied about being an apostle, he lied about having a miracle encounter with Jesus when Jesus said he would not be back until the whole earth could see him, and Paul lied about grace being the agent of God's salvation when God had created a plan of salvation based on the works of the individual.
@Miss reign, I responded to your question on Peter’s temporary belief in Paul in another comment. If you didn’t get that, let me know. Your misconception begins by thinking that God is more powerful than He actually is. Since Satan invented sin in Genesis 2:4 through 3:24, God’s power has been diminished and other than sustaining life on earth very little here is subject to God’s control. Your comments on the Catholic Church are well taken, but the Catholic Church is irrelevant because they can’t stop God’s church from fulfilling our Father’s plan of eternal salvation. You are worrying too much about the earth and not the spiritual kingdom.
Regarding the holy spirit, it has not been very active since Paul’s false testimony took over the church.
Finally, I am academically oriented, but I am very spiritual also. I pray daily to glorify The One True God, I fast and pray, and I donate a huge amount of my spare time to this teaching ministry. We are in the end times now and the power exists in the church to move the end times process forward if enough believers turn from the false testimony of Paul, return to the kingdom teachings God sent with His son, and glorify the Father so that He may overcome Sin and Satan forever.
Hugh,If grace is not a necessary for all believers in Jesus, then why did John write in John 1;17 "For the law was given by Moses, but GRACE and truth came by Jesus Christ ". Explain to us what is this GRACE that John, one of the Apostles of Jesus, wrote that came by Jesus Christ?
Grace is a real and beautiful thing that has been greatly complicated by Paul's lie that grace creates salvation, and this lie has been driven into the psyche of Christians by the suffocating culture that has arisen from Paul's false testimony. The word grace throughout the bible is used interchangeably with the word "blessing" or "favor," all of which is earned through the efforts of the believer. The following is an excerpt from my book "The Moment Time Stopped," a book which explains grace, and Paul, and all of my other teachings on the bible, in great detail...
Noah received grace from God because he was… “a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time.”1 When Moses asked for favor, or grace, from God, God said… “I will do the very thing you have asked, because I am pleased with you and I know you by name.”2 God agreed to favor Moses because of everything Moses had done for God.
Once when God described what He would do after He had punished Israel, He promised to… “pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and supplication.”3 Here God linked a reward of grace to His punished and subsequently repentant and obedient chosen people.
In the New Testament Gospels, Jesus never mentions the word grace, or even implies that it’s connected in any way to salvation. Jesus spent his time on earth doing works for his Father and exhorting others to repent and do the same so the kingdom could be returned. When Jesus spoke of himself as a path to obtain the salvation of God, he said that to abide in him meant to… “bear much fruit,”4 and by this effort, worship energy would go to God, saying… “My Father is glorified.”5 Further, if believers didn’t bear fruit by their works, they would be… “like a branch that withers” and would be… “thrown into the fire and burned.”6
When the Bible story moves past the Gospels to the book of Acts, the word grace is used just as it had been previously, as a type of God’s energy given to the obedient. In the fourth book of Acts, the apostles, who had already donated their entire lives to doing obedient works for God, were praying and testifying to the resurrection of Jesus and… “great grace was upon them all.”7 Again, grace is described as a type of energy given as a reward for those doing obedient works. Nowhere up to this point in the story does someone get grace from God for nothing.
*Back to my response to your comment...
From my book excerpt, and if you follow me for any length of time on TH-cam, you'll see I teach that the bible is best understood as a novel, because to follow it as story the reader can absorb the eternal patterns God is trying to deliver to us as He tries desperately to get His believers to obey Him. The pattern throughout the bible is that it is a book of rewards and punishments, and it shows that rewards, including salvation, and grace, are earned by the believer. This is true in every corner of the bible, and with every writer, except for Paul, who breaks this eternal pattern in the most blasphemous way.
So you see that grace, which is earned by hard work, and is merely a spiritual reward from God, has been changed by a Pharisee infiltrator into a free gift where you do not have to anything to earn it. There are dozens of warnings in the bible that point directly to Paul, and this one from Jude 1:4 covers Paul's twisting of grace... "For there are certain men crept in unawares, who were before of old ordained to this condemnation, ungodly men, turning the grace of our God into lasciviousness, and denying the only Lord God, and our Lord Jesus Christ."
The "denying the only Lord God," refers to denying His eternal method of salvation.
So, when I discovered this falsehood, I had to ask: Why would Paul do this? The answer is too long to go into here, but it relates to another of my teachings on the bible, which is that there is an exchange of spiritual energy between us and God based on these physical acts called works we are commanded to perform, and Paul's lascivious redefinition of grace cuts off that spiritual energy because it stops Christians from orienting themselves to God by the physical relationship He needs, and this killed the spiritual energy built up by the ministry of Jesus, and that is why Jesus did not return with the kingdom as he promised.
In the next day or two, I'll have a video out on the nature of this spiritual relationship we have with God, or you can purchase my book. Thank you for your question.
"the energy God needs to overcome the Devil" 14:30 what do you mean by this?
Thank you for your question. The answer is quite long, but shortly I should have a video out to fully explain my position on this. One of my theories on the bible is that spiritual energy, which is usually referred to as glory in the bible, flows both ways. Christians are fully aware that spiritual energy flows to them from God by the holy spirit, but the bible fully supports that believers are spiritual as well, and by our works we create spiritual energy, or glory, that we send to God by our worship. You can locate numerous verses on how we glorify God, and here is a short excerpt from my upcoming video:
Psalm 29:1-2, KJV… King David speaking… “Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty, give unto the Lord glory and strength. Give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name; worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.”
Here it is clear we give God glory which strengthens Him, and that our holiness creates glory.
Isaiah 42:12…. “Let them give glory unto the Lord, and declare his praise in the islands.”
And the next verse is interesting, because after glorifying God, Isaiah says… “The Lord shall go forth as a mighty man, he shall stir up jealousy like a man of war: he shall cry, yea, roar; he shall prevail against his enemies.”
This is a very small sampling of the thematic nature of the two way street of Glory/energy, which God needs in this age when He has lost His kingdom and is not completely sovereign, as He was in the beginning of creation before the fall and will be again when the end comes as prophesied in Matthew 24 and as played out in the book of Revelation.
I realized just recently that I have been working this theory into my other teachings but I haven't explained it thoroughly. You can purchase my book "The Moment Time Stopped," for a complete explanation of this theory and all my other teachings on the bible, or watch for my video, which should be out within a day or two.
Thank you for your explanation. This is the first video of yours I've seen. I appreciate your free thinking and this glory to God explanation does make sense to me. I'm excited to hear other insights you have.
How did you start thinking about this? Are you familiar with this website? www.voiceofjesus.org/b2chapter3.html
Thanks for that link. I took a quick look and I'll go back there to see what I can learn. I appreciate your support. I take some time to get used to but over time I hope you see that I love God, I'm sincere, and I use the bible to prove my teachings, but then I do go outside of the bible at times to use society to prove the bible, because society is run by the devil as a counterfeit copy of the truth of God, and as such it is a proof that we worship the one true God.
@@achurchwithoutpaul3216 Yah doesn't need our "spiritual energy" to do anything. Yah defeats satan all by Himself and He does not need our help. He wants our praise but He does not need it. Be careful
@@YhabaYshral Tunji Nova, thanks for your comment, but I don't need to be careful, because the entire bible story is a chronicle of God trying to get His believers to glorify Him to the task of overcoming Satan and earning back His stolen kingdom. That is what God's plan of eternal salvation is. The following scripture can hopefully steer you in the right direction:
First, glory is God's manifested power. When Ezekiel was given a vision of God’s throne in heaven, he said in Ezekiel 10:4… “And the glory of the Lord went up from the cherub to the threshold of the house, and the house was filled with the cloud, and the court was filled with the brightness of the glory of the Lord…” When God appeared to Moses in Exodus 24:17… “the sight of the glory of the LORD was like a devouring fire.” Glory is the spiritual energy, or strength, of God.
Next, God created humans to glorify Him. Isaiah 43:6-7... "bring my sons from afar and my daughters from the end of the earth, everyone who is called by my name, whom I created for my glory, whom I formed and made.”
God needs us to send Glory to Him. David said in Psalm 29:1-2... "Give unto the lord, O ye mighty. Give unto the lord glory and strength." KJV. So, God is strengthened by us giving Him glory.
And in…
1 Chronicles 16:28-29
Give to the LORD, O families of the peoples,
Give to the LORD glory and strength.
Give to the LORD the glory due His name;
Jesus received glory from believers in Luke 4:14-15… “And Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit into Galilee: and there went out a fame of him through all the region round about. And he taught in their synagogues, being glorified of all.”
When you reach the end of the bible when God is fighting to increase His glory to overcome Lucifer and earn His kingdom back, it says in Revelation 4:10-11.. “The four and twenty elders fall down before him that sat on the throne, and worship him… saying… “Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honor and power: for thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created.” Here in Revelation, God is given glory, or spiritual power, by his worshippers.
This idea that God is strengthened by our glory is repeated in Revelation 5:11-12… “I heard the voice of many angels round about the throne and the beasts and the elders… “Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing.” Receive strength and glory, from us, the church, we do that.
Jesus said in Matthew 5:16… “Let your light shine so before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your father who is in heaven.”
Isaiah 42:12-13…. “Let them give glory unto the Lord, and declare his praise in the islands.”
And the next verse is instructive, because after glorifying God, Isaiah says… “The Lord shall go forth like a mighty man; He shall stir up His zeal like a man of war. He shall cry out, yes, shout aloud; He shall prevail against His enemies..”
The reason God needs our glory energy is that the battle in the heavens is between God and Satan over the glory of their followers and the one who has the most glory will control the world. The devil told us this himself when he tempted Jesus in Luke 4:5-6… “the devil took him up and showed him all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time, and said to him, “To you I will give all this authority and their glory, for it has been delivered to me, and I give it to whom I will.” So, you see that the devil is also glorified by the worship of his believers, and he can do what he wants with this glory, or spiritual energy.
The process of glorifying Jesus to empower him to overcome death is beautiful and inspiring: First, Jesus announced that the awful burden before him required that he receive his full capacity of energy… “The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified.”6 John 12:23
Next, Jesus asked God to collect the energy from His obedient followers, as he prayed… “Father, glorify your name.” God responded in a voice from heaven… “I have glorified it, and I will glorify it again,”7 John 12:2
confirming that God would energize Jesus now for his sacrifice on the cross, and then later at the final judgment and return of the kingdom. Then, Jesus called for the energy… “Father, the hour has come. Glorify the Son, that the Son may glorify you.”8 John 17:1 We know that Jesus was being glorified, but for Jesus to glorify the Father meant that he would offer back the best part of the energy in obedience to God’s energy system, just as we do for God.
Finally, Jesus received the energy… “Now is the Son of Man glorified, and God is glorified in him.”9 John 13:31 Jesus is glorified, but all glory is sent to the father, who knows how to administer it. This is why Jesus said of the end of the world in Matthew 24:36… “But of that day and hour knows no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only.”
God only knows because He is the keeper and distributor of all glory from His believers, which is His by His design.
In Luke 8:46, Jesus acknowledged that he receives and uses glory after people bumped against him in a crowd… “Jesus said, “Someone touched me, for I perceive that power has gone out from me.”
*Power leaves Jesus when he heals people, and then when he is low on power he takes a break to replenish his glory from his father by praying in a quiet place, which he did often.
Finally, Jesus describes how God returns the glory to His believers in John 17:22-23… “The glory that you have given me I have given to them, that they may be one even as we are one, I in them and you in me, that they may become perfectly one, so that the world may know that you sent me and loved them even as you loved me.”
Jesus said in Matthew 16:27, at the end of the world, “The Son of Man is going to come with his angels in the glory of his Father, and then he will repay each person according to what he has done.”
When you look at this world of ritual that is run for Satan, it’s not pretty, but we don’t have to worry about it too much. We can just focus on the things God needs from us that produce glory. When we sin, we glorify Satan. When we stop sinning and do many righteous works for God, we produce glory for the one true God. When enough believers turn from the false testimony of the false prophet Paul, and pull together and glorify God as a group, then the end will come, Satan will be defeated, and we will all end up in heaven for eternity with God the father and His son Jesus of Nazareth.
I just was talking to a Paul worshipper and his argument was that Moses supposedly was a demon and that Paul corrected him... smh...
Even though Moses met God/Elohim while Paul never did.
Just when you state that Paul is the 13th apostle should be enough right there,proof enough! Also Paul/Saul did not right Hebrews ,so that means 13 epistles as well. The Devil leaves his mark every where and if you look you will see the same numbers every where, 13, 33, 666 . Thank you Hugh
Peter Jones, thanks for you comments. You are very sharp to recognize how Paul fits into the devil's numerical patterns. The bible is a book of rituals, and ritual numbers, both for our God and for the evil one. I wish I could have been alive at that time to see who Paul was and how he fit into society. I often wonder how close he was to the upper level of the evil people who run the world.
Thanks again for your comments. I love your TH-cam name: "herbbearingseed." Very clever!
You just answered my question about "EVITES," which I had never seen before, which means I'm like Eve by not believing the words of God. Interestingly, Eve existed before Paul, so do you think she had all of the words of God at that time? The Church also existed before Paul when all they had was the testimony of Jesus and John the Baptist, and they were saved and the kingdom was on the way back. So do we need Paul to be saved and bring the kingdom back? After Paul arrived with his false testimony, the Church was crushed, the spiritual energy necessary to bring back Jesus was lost, and we have remained under the control of Lucifer for two-thousand years past the promises of Jesus.
Next, when Paul concocted his false story about seeing Jesus, there were 12 apostles and Paul made himself the 13th. I'm pretty sure this was the order. Paul never saw Jesus, that was a complete scam. In Matthew 24:25, Jesus said of his return... "if they say to you, ‘Look, he is in the wilderness,’ do not go out." Paul was in the wilderness on the way to Damascus when he fabricated his miracle interaction with Jesus. Further, Jesus said he would not return until the end of the world when incredibly cataclysmic things would be happening and that he return would be noticed by all... in Matthew 24:30 he said... "they will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven with power and great glory," which in the bible only happens in the book of Revelation, which is still unfulfilled prophecy. Jesus did not come back to see Paul, Paul lied about that to elevate his stature and get people to follow his false teachings. Read the book of Acts and notice that Paul tells the conversion story three times, and he tells it differently each time, which is the hallmark of a con man.
The problem with the Paul believers is that they understand the bible backwards, just like Satan requires. They use Paul as a context for the entire rest of the bible, when they should use the teachings of Jesus as a context for the rest of the bible.
Thanks again and you are fast becoming my favorite critic.
Hi mtd! I hope I didn't say there were 15 tribes, because that would be a freakish mistake. There were 12, plus Levi, the priestly class, who did not have a land inheritance because they receive the tithe. The 12 tribes is one of those strong pattern teachings that originate with God in the old testament and is confirmed by Jesus in the new testament where Jesus promises a reward to his apostles in Matthew 19:28... “Truly, I say to you, in the new world, when the Son of Man will sit on his glorious throne, you who have followed me will also sit on twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel."
Are you sure I said that? As with my novels and nonfiction books, I'm alway open to readers and viewers correcting me to keep things in perfect order, and I do blurt out mistakes in my videos from time to time, but missing the 12 tribes would be like saying we have 28 letters in the alphabet because it's so basic to the bible story.
Thanks again!
I just realized that your question on the 12 tribes wasn't directed to me, but thanks for commenting. I'll step aside.
She had what she needed for the time, and she changed the word of God and accepted an alternative opinions arbitrarily [sinful,dishobeyed] for no good reason, being tempted of Satan to be gods.
Your thoughts on the book Gad the seer? And without Paul’s teachings are Gentiles saved?
Joe man, thanks for the questions. I have not read the book "Gad The Seer," so I can't comment directly, but I do know that Gad received prophecy from God and related it to King David, and David was loved by God and anointed by God. Considering Gad is like considering Enoch because Enoch is mentioned as a prophet in the bible so you can research Enoch with some certainty that he is a man of God, but the source of the writing is not fully known and can't be considered within the patterns and themes of the bible. Regarding your question on Paul, Paul is a false apostle and false prophet who offers a false testimony. Paul was sent to separate believers from God's plan of salvation that He first gave to the Hebrews through Moses, but then when the Hebrews rejected God, God altered the plan and sent salvation through Jesus by the kingdom teachings. So, Paul's writings are irrelevant to salvation. Jesus' teachings are relevant to salvation.
Hugh can you please read this book the PDF is online and please get back with me on your thoughts of this book, from what I understand this book was in the Bible of the churches in India were Thomas preach the gospel and it was translated to English not to long ago I’m not sure, I just wanted to see what your thoughts on the book are, it’s not a very long book, and I would really like your opinion on it, thank you
@@joeman425, I forgot to mention that I love reading early Christian literature so I'll see if I can find the time to read "Gad the Seer" and comment here in this thread. Thank you for the suggestion. I'm sure the book will be enlightening.
What about Jesus reference to I only came to the house of Israel?
@@joeman425, Jesus did come at first to the house of Israel to give them one last chance to accept God's law that was given through Moses. This law was God's first vehicle to fulfill His plan of eternal salvation. When Israel rejected God for the last time, God reject Israel, as Jesus makes clear in Luke 19:43-44... "For days will come upon you when your enemies will build an embankment around you, surround you and close you in on every side, and level you, and your children within you, to the ground; and they will not leave in you one stone upon another, because you did not know the time of your visitation.” These words of Jesus match the repeated phrasing of the Old Testament that describes the horribly dysfunctional relationship God had with Israel, and this pattern is further played out in the book of revelation where Israel is named as the Whore of Babylon and singled out for the most vile of punishments because of their disobedience, just as God had threatened them in the old testament.
So, the kingdom teachings God sent with Jesus have become the vehicle for us to fulfill God's plan of salvation. All may access these teachings by obedient actions and by believing in the one who brought the teachings as the anointed one.
Hi..what do you mean about the gospel of grace is wrong?
kris lee, thanks for commenting, and it appears you are new to the idea that Paul is a false apostle and a false prophet, but many believers are becoming aware of this fact and many are teaching it now, so if you are inclined you might look into it and gather together the arguments. I have many teachings on Paul, so you can watch my videos, especially "The Apostle Paul Blasphemes God, Proof in the Bible," or read my book "The Moment Time Stopped" on Amazon, which has eleven chapters on Paul. The case against Paul is enormous, and time consuming to explain, but in short, Paul was put in the bible by nefarious people to deny God's plan of eternal salvation, first for the Jews by denying the law and then for the Gentiles by creating a false method of salvation by grace. Another basic thing I'll leave you with is that Paul was not and could not be an apostle. Apostles are fixed forever in time by their link to messiah Jesus and there were only two ways someone could have become an apostle in that time. The first is to be chosen directly by Jesus, who picked the twelve to match the twelve tribes of Israel. Jesus promised the original twelve apostles thrones in heaven in return for their works, and the book of Revelation shows the original twelve receiving a reward. Twelve is one of God's blessed ritual numbers and appears throughout the bible narrative. To suggest a thirteenth apostle is preposterous.
The only other way to become an apostle of Jesus was to be picked by the original twelve. When the real apostles replaced Judas, they used the same criteria for how Jesus selected them, which was the candidate had to be with Jesus from the baptism of John through to the ascension. Paul met none of these standards. Paul can call himself an apostle as much as he wants and it will never be true, and this leads to one of the many reasons we know Paul is a false prophet. There are eternal truths created by God and stated by Jesus that are designed to fulfill God's plan of salvation. These truths can't be broken. They can be lied about, but never broken. Paul lied about being an apostle, he lied about having a miracle encounter with Jesus when Jesus said he would not be back until the whole earth could see him, and Paul lied about grace being the agent of God's salvation when God had created a plan of salvation based on the works of the individual.
Thank you for the response.. my understanding is very limited,but i still believe that Jesus died for me,im justified in the cross, i have given grace that i dont deserve! And Jesus rose from the dead,Glory to God GLory to Jesus! Glory to Holy Spirit!
@@krislee4440, you believe falsely, so keep your mind open and study the truth. Many people know now that Paul is false and many teach that Paul is false. Look to this group and learn or you will never enter the kingdom or see heaven.
I'm here to testify of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, preached throughout the bible. It's all the same Gospel!!!
Why did Jesus come to die for our sins on the cross?! THE LAW CAN NOT SAVE ANYONE.
Thank you for commenting. I also testify for Jesus, and his kingdom teachings. You are testifying for Paul. I also agree that the law doesn't save you. The law used to save people, but when Jesus overcame death he gave us the right to worship life, and the law worshipped death by animal and human sacrifice. There is a specific method of salvation set up by God, and confirmed Jesus, which is that you choose God above all things, you repent as a sinner, you abstain from sin going forward, and you bear the fruit of your repentance by doing righteous works for God based on the commands of Jesus.
You need to take a fresh look at the bible because you are under the spell of false church theology. You believe the entire bible is the same gospel, but it isn't. Paul is false, and even if you believe in Paul, you have to admit that Paul created a gospel and a religion that contradicts God, and contradicts the teachings of Jesus. Jesus taught that by your repentance and works you earn your way to heaven. Read the beatitudes of Jesus in Matthew 5:3-12 where he lists several works and ends it with "for great is your reward in heaven." Also read revelation 20:12 where the books are opened and the dead are judges on their works. Paul taught that something called grace magically creates salvation, but Jesus never mentioned grace once, no other author in the bible support it, and God's methods in the old testament do not support it.
Finally, if it suits you, take a look at my recent video... "Contradictions in the Bible. Don't freak out!" that I posted about a week ago. It teaches Christians how to understand that the bible is not all true, but it doesn't matter because the truth is in the bible and is given to us like a court case, where the preponderance of the evidence is what matters.
Thanks again, and you're always welcome here, even if you continue to disagree.
God bless you man!!
So what do gentiles have to do be saved?? Because Jesus told the diciples not to go to the gentiles....the new covenant which is a better and greater covenant started when Jesus died. We are not under the old testament law...a change has happen the book of Hebrews says of necessity....how are Israelites and gentiles saved today under the new covenant?
Jesus came as one last chance for the Jews to repent and produce the worship energy for God that God had been trying to get out of them for four thousand years, but the Jews rejected God again and for the last time. Jesus told the disciples at first not to go to the gentiles, but things changed because of this rejection of God and Jesus opened up the faith to the gentiles. This is shown in the story of Jesus and the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:21-28, where Jesus denies her request at because he said he had come for the lost sheep of Israel, but when she persists, he relents because of her "great faith."
Also, you will only be misled from the truth of Jesus if you continue to rely on the writings of Paul. Without Paul, the bible is in much greater harmony. Finally, if you want the full story, read my book "The Moment Time Stopped," available on Amazon, Kobo, iBooks and Barnes and Noble Nook.
amen, Brother
Just don’t blaspheme when the identity of the beast is revealed
So why did Jesus state that "for God so loved the WORLD that He gave His one and only begotton Son that whoever would believe in Him should not perish but eveelasting life" if you continue reading what He meant by belief is defined between those who loved darkness (sin) more than the light were those who didnt believe and condemned and those who did believe "doeth the truth" Jesus also commissioned His disciples to go out into all of the world and preach the gospel, that the gospel is to be preached to all nations and that repentance (of sin) and remission of sin (removal of our past sin upon repentance) should be taught. The 7 churches of revelation are gentile churches that Jesus is speaking directly to. Its interesting that most of the warnings or commendations Jesus gives appose pauls teachings. Paul was rejected by the church of asia-ephasus and to that church Jesus commends them for identifying those who call themselves apostles but are not. The prophecy spoken over the tribe of benjamin of it being a ravenous wolf, ezekials words against ravenous wolves and Jesus teaching about wolves dressed in sheeps clothing, paul was of the tribe of benjamin. He accuses peter of being one thing to one group of people and something else to another and speaks about openly rebuking peter regarding it yet completely admits he actually does that himself. He says the to accept any other gospel other than his gospel even if it were to come from angels is false, yet stephen when speaking to the jews before he was stoned rebuked them for they had the message delivered from an angel and still refused to believe. Ive been unsure about paul for a while but in and through Gods word yet again these things and new ones are constantly highlighted. Your word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path,Gods word will light your way so turn on that light and read the word of God and store it in your heart, that way it acts like a lighthouse alerting you to danger. God bless
@Miss reign, or course the Jews rejected Jesus. Have you read the gospels? Jesus has a nasty, running argument with the Pharisees and Sadducees, and then they killed Jesus. Jesus said of the Jews in Luke 19:43-44: "For days will come upon you when your enemies will build an embankment around you, surround you and close you in on every side, 44 and level you, and your children within you, to the ground; and they will not leave in you one stone upon another, because you did not know the time of your visitation," which is a perfect continuation of the horrible things God said to Israel in the old testament. Also, God wants everyone to be redeemed, but very few will be redeemed, as Jesus said repeatedly. That being said, salvation will not happen without the participation of some Jews, as is represented by the sealing of the 144,000 from the tribes of Israel in Revelation. The bulk of salvation, however, is fulfilled by the Gentiles.
It is a buetyfull world Mr Whitmore don't u think ? The detail in the lords creation wow.. mindblowing.. that's without looking out 2 the heavens .
Have you read the book of the twelve apostles?
Arquimedes Caceres, I haven't heard of that book. Is that the exact name? Is that Early Christians literature of something recent? Thanks.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 that’s the name
I’ll try to get it this weekend.
Would b nice if U would too.
I don’t know which is the right one yet. The Holy Ghost will have to help us.
@@xarqman The reason I ask is that some people who have commented here have mentioned The Gospel of the Holy Twelve, which is early Christian literature. This book may be available in PDF on the internet.
It's not to late for anyone to come out of sin and fight the devil our enemy
Gods words
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@@breakfastbuddy5 God gave the law, His Son taught and walked in it. So you are calling them both satan. Sounds like satan is still teaching disobedience to GODS ways, His laws.
LOVE your name...yahoshua the Torah is what I have been teaching for a while now..
@@olejohnson9421 God is Salvation to the sons of Torah😊
@@breakfastbuddy5 funny you should ask..actually I'm not a Jew, although my messiah Yahshuah (Jesus) is a Jew..and he's the same yesterday today and for ever.. So I have even done a DNA test...no tribe of Judah. But I'm curious..why would you think I am a Jew??
I read the bible through 4 times. When I read on Paul, I thought he was turning scriptures around. Specially on the comments. Jesus said to keep my comments, Paul said we,re not under comments. I think that What it said. But I still read my bible.
Thanks for your comment, Alma Kaster! You are right to be skeptical of Paul. Also, my position on reading the bible is that after you remove Paul, the rest of the bible is valuable for finding the knowledge of God. If you mean you still read Paul, you are an adult and you can do that, but when I read Paul from time to time I do it to remind myself of how his deception undermines the words and teachings of Jesus.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 Paul was a Pharisee, son of a Pharisee, having access to the spiritual knowledge contained in the ancient sacred writings. The problem with Paul is that he has no revelation (understanding that comes through personal experience) to go along with that knowledge. Case in point: He talks about circumcision of the heart (Romans 2:29) plagiarizing the Prophet Jeremiah (4:4), but provides no instruction on how this circumcision takes place spiritually, within us. In doing this, Paul is guilty of the blood of the Prophets.
@@sandrabutler777, yes, Paul came to destroy the physical/spiritual connection we have with the Father through the son. The connection is being rebuilt in this age where believers are turning from Paul's false testimony.
I seem to be having serious doubts about God, the Holy Bible and my faith ever since I found out a few months ago through your channel and many others that Paul was a false apostle and so were his teachings. 😢 I don’t feel that same connection with Jesus anymore, I don’t feel/hear the Holy Spirit guiding anymore and I’ve lost all interest in reading the Bible because I feel like now all of its untrustworthy. I used to feel a strong connection to His word when I would read it and understand the guidance He was trying to give me; but now ever since Paul, I feel hollow in a sense.
Did you go through something similar when you discovered this about Paul? And if so what did you do to get your relationship and trust back on track with God?
Winnie the Pooh, sorry to hear you are struggling with your faith. We all struggle at times. I've been ready to give up on God several times but I settle down after awhile and get back to the work at hand because only with God can we find the truth of all things. I definitely went through an emotional transition when I found out Paul was false, and many believers have commented here on that same emotional transition. Fortunately for me, my transition wasn't too difficult because I had felt for a long time that Paul's testimony didn't add up, so when I got the full news on Paul it came more as a confirmation of how the world is run by evil people, so I said to myself, "of course Paul is false, because if the teachings of Jesus are followed by enough people then those who run the world are going to have a very bad day, and an even worse eternity."
I agree that the emotional connection to God is difficult to get back when you turn from Paul, but that is why God sent Jesus to us. Jesus is like us, he cares for us, and he wants us to lean on him. Jesus is our protector, or teacher, and by his incredible sacrifice he gave us the only path to the Father.
You have to find within you the reasons to return to God because there are no cues for us in this violent and declining world run by those who mean only to block our path to the Father through the son. My reasons are many, but primary to me is how much I hate lies, and liars, so even if the truth God offers is difficult, it's still the truth and better than lies. Paul offers such lofty and emotionally binding lies that it is nearly impossible to tear yourself away from him. The evil dark force runs the churches and they wire your heart and mind to Paul's lies by creating an all-encompassing culture of Paul in the church.
On the trust issue with God, move toward Him and He will move toward you. God is in trouble and needs our help. God is trying to earn back His stolen kingdom and He can't do it without us. Paul is the main barrier to God earning back His kingdom. If you've turned from Paul then God is rejoicing over your soul, but God only has time for those who love Him, obey Him, and glorify Him. Get back into the pattern of loving, obeying and glorifying the Father by the teachings of the son and you will find favor with God. Even if you start in a very small way, like by reading a verse or two to the Father each day, your habit will begin your healing.
Finally, you can alway ask questions here, or if you feel your testimony is not ready for public viewing, you can email me at hughwhitmore58@gmail.com.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 I was in agreement with you until you said “ god is in trouble and needs our help” God is not in trouble , nor do he needs our help. The battle is already won. But as his chosen we have a mission to lead others to truth.
@@cieras5463, the good news is that you have moved on from Paul, which makes you a powerful agent in God's kingdom. However, there is a second step necessary to enter God's kingdom and assist the Father in fulfilling His plan of eternal salvation. The second step is to learn how to glorify the Father properly through the teachings of Jesus. God is certainly in trouble. In Luke 4:5-6 the devil tempts Jesus and says: "Then the devil, taking Him up on a high mountain, showed Him all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time. And the devil said to Him, “All this authority I will give You, and their glory; for this has been delivered to me, and I give it to whomever I wish.
Glory is power and Satan controls all the glory on the earth. If the battle was already won, as you say, then we would be having this conversation in heaven with the Father and the son. In Genesis 1:1 through 2:3 God created a perfect, eternal kingdom. In Genesis 2:4 through 3:24, Satan stole that kingdom. The battle won't be won until God's church adequately glorifies Him to overcome sin and Satan. Here are some of the scriptures on how God is glorified and empowered by His church: Psalm 29:1: “Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty. Give unto the Lord glory and strength,” (KJV) Chronicles 16:28-29: “Give to the Lord, O families of the peoples, Give to the Lord glory and strength. Give to the Lord the glory due His name,” and Revelation 4:11: “You are worthy, O Lord, To receive glory and honor and power; For You created all things, And by Your will they exist and were created.” (NKJV)
Matthew 5:16: “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” (NKJV) Revelation 1:5-6: “To Him who loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood, and has made us kings and priests to His God and Father, to Him be glory and dominion forever and ever. Amen.”
David also speaks plainly about how we save and deliver God in Psalm 91:14-16: “Because he has set his love upon Me, therefore I will deliver him; I will set him on high, because he has known My name. He shall call upon Me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble;
I will deliver him and honor him. With long life I will satisfy him, And show him My salvation.”
Jesus received glory from believers in Luke 4:14-15… “And Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit into Galilee: and there went out a fame of him through all the region round about. And he taught in their synagogues, being glorified of all.”
Psalm 15:29: “The Lord is far from the wicked, But He hears the prayer of the righteous.”
John 9:31: “Now we know that God does not hear sinners; but if anyone is a worshiper of God and does His will, He hears him.
James 2:24: "You see then that a man is justified by works, and not by faith only."
You can't look at this earth and think God is in control. Use the power of God's word to overcome sin and Satan and soon you will be with the rest of God's true church, in heaven with the angels around God's throne.
@@livingforjesus8551, I'm sorry your don't understand scripture or the patterns and themes of the bible. The fact that God needs our glory to fulfill His plan of eternal salvation is the main theme of the entire bible. Here are some scriptures I assume you have skipped over in order to falsely believe that God does not need our power and glory: Psalm 29:1: “Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty. Give unto the Lord glory and strength,” (KJV) Chronicles 16:28-29: “Give to the Lord, O families of the peoples, Give to the Lord glory and strength. Give to the Lord the glory due His name,” and Revelation 4:11: “You are worthy, O Lord, To receive glory and honor and power; For You created all things, And by Your will they exist and were created.” (NKJV)
Matthew 5:16: “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” (NKJV) Revelation 1:5-6: “To Him who loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood, and has made us kings and priests to His God and Father, to Him be glory and dominion forever and ever. Amen.”
David also speaks plainly about how we save and deliver God in Psalm 91:14-16: “Because he has set his love upon Me, therefore I will deliver him; I will set him on high, because he has known My name. He shall call upon Me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble;
I will deliver him and honor him. With long life I will satisfy him, And show him My salvation.”
Jesus received glory from believers in Luke 4:14-15… “And Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit into Galilee: and there went out a fame of him through all the region round about. And he taught in their synagogues, being glorified of all.”
Jesus also spoke metaphorically about the church being the power behind the angels, with the church being the lamp stands that support the stars, and stars are depictions of power in the book of Revelation: Revelation 1:20: “The mystery of the seven stars which you saw in My right hand, and the seven golden lamp stands: The seven stars are the angels of the seven churches, and the seven lamp stands which you saw are the seven churches.”
You are right that I will be held accountable for what I say. You will held accountable for what you refuse to believe and do not act upon.
So just curious, do you also then reject the book of Acts? And I would suppose also, by extension, the book of Luke? Peter also speaks of salvation by grace and not by obeying the law...is he a false apostle too?
StretchJED, the entire bible is valuable for believers to understand God’s plan of eternal salvation. Ironically, even Paul’s false testimony is valuable for learning how to recognize the slick and alluring Satanic opposition to God’s truth and the truth of Jesus.
In the New Testament, some were for Paul’s false testimony, and some were against. Peter was a weak man and was taken in by Paul in part, but Peter rejected Paul almost exclusively in his writings, so I don’t know where you get the idea that Peter supported Paul outside of that one sentence where Peter defended Paul but called Paul "Hard to understand."
In 1 Peter 1:17, Peter says... "And if ye call on the Father, who without respect of persons judges according to every man's work,” and in 1 Peter 2:11 he says of the Gentiles... "whereas they speak against you as evildoers, they may by your good works, which they shall behold, glorify God in the day of visitation." Here, Peter supports God’s permanent and eternal plan of salvation of works and denies Paul's lie that something called grace creates salvation.
Also from Peter:
1 Peter 4:8: “love will cover a multitude of sins.” Reward for works.
1 Peter 2:12: “they may, by your good works which they observe, glorify God in the day of visitation.”
Reward for works.
Jesus in Matthew 5:13: "Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward in heaven."
1 Peter 4: 18: ““If the righteous one is scarcely saved, Where will the ungodly and the sinner appear?” Peter teaches it is difficult to earn your way to heaven. Paul teaches that a magic dust called “grace” will fall on you from God with no effort on your part and poof! You're saved for eternity.
In 2 Peter 2:13 Peter speaks of those who: “will receive the wages of unrighteousness,” and in 2 Peter 2:21, Peter speaks of those who return to sin after have been righteous: “For it would have been better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than having known it, to turn from the holy commandment delivered to them.” Peter is saying you can lose your salvation, which Jesus taught, especially in Revelation, but Paul teaches there is no way to lose your salvation.
Jesus taught you can lose your salvation, as in Matthew 18:6: "“But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to sin, it would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck."
Peter said in 2 Peter 3:12 we are “looking for and hastening the coming of the day of God.” Peter teaches we can affect the return of God by our efforts. One of the biggest lies Paul told is when he created a false event that would commence the end times, that being the appearance of a “man of perdition,” when Jesus did not speak of such a thing. Jesus said the last and final thing that would have to happen to commence the end times is “And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come.” (Matthew 24:14.) The gospel of the kingdom. Not Paul’s false gospel of grace. This particular lie of proves Paul is a false prophet.
Peter was weak man. Peter denied Jesus three times, and Jesus said in Matthew 10:32-33... "Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven. But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven," so Peter did not always follow through on his promises to God and put his own salvation in jeopardy.
Also, in 2 Peter 2:2 Peter warned of the corruption of scripture... "But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies," and this is what Paul has done, so maybe Peter came to his senses about Paul.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 I was just referring to Peter saying we are saved by grace.
@@StretchJED, Where does Peter say that?
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 Acts 15:11. But don't you also reject the book of Acts, since it affirms that Paul was a vessel chosen by God? And I guess that would mean you also reject the book of Luke, since he wrote them both? Just curious.
The word grace was used throughout the bible interchangeably with the words "blessing" or "favor" or "mercy," all of which indicate something that is earned by the believer. For example, in Exodus 33:17: "So the Lord said to Moses, “I will also do this thing that you have spoken; for you have found grace in My sight, and I know you by name.” Moses obeyed God by his works and earned grace for it. Also in Exodus 11:3: " the Lord gave the people favor in the sight of the Egyptians." Israel was obeying God by their works at that time in the bible story, so God gave them favor they earned. Jesus confirms that works create the reward of salvation in Matthew 5:12 after the beatitudes: "Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward in heaven," Jesus promises a reward to the twelve real apostles in Matthew 19:28: "when the Son of Man sits on the throne of His glory, you who have followed Me will also sit on twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel," and in Revelation 20:12: "And I saw the dead, small and great, standing before God, and books were opened. And another book was opened, which is the Book of Life. And the dead were judged according to their works, by the things which were written in the books." Paul twisted grace into something it wasn't, which is why Jude said in Jude 1:4: "For certain men have crept in unnoticed, who long ago were marked out for this condemnation, ungodly men, who turn the grace of our God into lewdness and deny the only LordGod and our Lord Jesus Christ."
The entire bible is a book of rewards and punishments until Paul comes along and overturns four-thousand years of God's teachings, and you decide to believe Paul. I choose to believe God and Jesus.
Regarding your question about rejecting other parts of the bible because Paul is a liar, this question hits at the heart of why you Paulines will never understand the bible, enter the kingdom or see heaven. The bible is a magnificent book that exhibits the hand of God and the hand of Satan. Both God and Satan are woven into the story all the way through the book and it is up to the discerning believer to know where God is and where Satan is.
The mystery of the kingdom that Jesus mentioned in Mark four is that believers must learn to understand all of scripture as a parable, which is a story with a deeper meaning. When you read the bible through like a story, or a novel, the elevated meaning of God's plan of eternal salvation is apparent, and then you see that same story of eternal salvation in the kingdom teachings God gave to Jesus, and that same story is evidenced by God's word, not Paul's word. If you love God, you would easily see that Paul is a liar who represents Satan. Every time you see the word "mystery" used in the New Testament, it refers to how God is glorified by the works of His believers, and how that glorification of God fulfills His plan of salvation. (See my video "The Most Important Instruction in the Bible) Paul lied about the mystery, saying it was "Christ crucified," as if by magic Jesus' sacrifice on the cross bestows eternity on undeserving people.
Paul is the great christian deceiver. He has a great enmity to the early Christian, So he use the slogan, (IF YOU CAN NOT DEFEAT THEM, JOIN THEM) So he join and redirect Christian total opposite what Jesus really said.
Alexander Rayyan, well said, and Paul's method of falsely putting himself at the head of the early Christian church follows a historical pattern of the Satanists who rule our world. It was Vladimir who said... "“The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves.”
If Paul could call himself the 13th Apostle, everyone can
Nils Wever AKA LW97, that's very clever! Maybe the right to self-identify began in the first century.
And if every of the Xll apopstles might have a tomb at rome, every one can?
PAUL HAVE PROMISED THOSE WHO NEVER PERSONALLY MET JESUS to have a chance to be a part of a somewhat ministery ....it would be bizzard to contact jesus physically but not with the voice of GOD ,EVEN IN 2021.
Sir one question why Paul changed all teaching of jesus
Mahmood Ayaz, Paul was sent by the rulers of this world to deny God's plan of eternal salvation. Paul had tried to destroy salvation by jailing and murdering Christians, and generally persecuting the religion and faith that Jesus brought, but that didn't work, so Paul created a false testimony, took over the church by bullying and propaganda, and destroyed salvation that way. Paul's destruction of salvation has lasted nearly two-thousand years, but now many believers are becoming aware that Paul is a false prophet and false apostle, and they are turning away from Paul and joyfully returning to the kingdom teachings of the messiah, Jesus of Nazareth. This is why the end of the age is near and the world is in a rising mess.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 sir can u give me some proofs that can I show to my friend because he is asking prooof plz sir reply
@@mahmoodayaz8589, I am attaching a long response I gave to another commenter recently. It starts with an explanation of
2 Peter 3:15-16 because many Paul believers ask about that, but it continues with many proofs of Paul being false. Also, You can look at my TH-cam channel where I have many videos on Paul. Also, I have written a book called "The Moment Time Stopped" on Amazon, and in that book are 11 chapters on Paul. Finally, many people like a website called "Jesuswordsonly.com" where they do a lot of things, but one particular thing is they do a good job of lining up the lies of Paul against the truth of Jesus. Also, you can always ask questions here. I'm happy to hear that you are looking into the matter of Paul's false testimony. Here you go:
2 Peter 3:15-16 is an interesting quote where Peter praises Paul as having wisdom, but acknowledges that Paul is hard to understand by saying that Paul is writing about things that are hard to understand, proving that Peter, like many others, was fooled by Paul at some point. Paul believers lean on 2 Peter 3:14-16 as if Paul is proven by it, but this one quote cannot overcome dozens of biblical instructions that show Paul is a false apostle and a false prophet.
The gospel of Jesus is not hard to understand. The kingdom teachings the Father sent with the son are clear, repetitive and easy to understand if you apply yourself to studying them. The real issue is that Paul wrote his own replacement gospel by twisting the words of the messiah.
And Peter ends up contradicting Paul repeatedly. In 1 Peter 1:17, he says... "And if ye call on the Father, who without respect of persons judges according to every man's work..." and in 1 Peter 2:11 he says of the Gentiles... "whereas they speak against you as evildoers, they may by your good works, which they shall behold, glorify God in the day of visitation." Here, Peter denies Paul's false version of grace creating salvation.
Also, in 2 Peter 2:2 Peter warned of the corruption of scripture... "But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies," and this is what Paul has done, so maybe Peter came to his senses about Paul.
Here too we move from individual scripture to the story elements of the bible, because the bible is like a novel, with themes, patterns and character types, and Peter is a weak character in this most important story ever written. Peter denied Jesus three times while Jesus was being tried and condemned in John 18:15-27, and Jesus said in Matthew 10:32-33... "Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven. But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father who is in heaven,” so Peter’s salvation is in question for these cowardly acts.
Further showing his weakness, Peter tried to deny the willing sacrifice of Jesus going to the cross in Matthew 16:22-23: “Then Peter took Him aside and began to rebuke Him, saying, “Far be it from You, Lord; this shall not happen to You!” But He turned and said to Peter, “Get behind Me, Satan! You are an offense to Me, for you are not mindful of the things of God, but the things of men.”
And it’s not just Peter who refutes Paul. There is a real-time battle in the bible over Paul’s false testimony. Some believed and helped Paul, and some were set against Paul. Those against included Jesus, James, Jude, John and the complete book of Revelation, but no bible writers support Paul’s false version of salvation by grace in any substantive way.
For example, in James: 2:18… “But someone will say, “You have faith, and I have works.” Show me your faith without your works, and I will show you my faith by my works.”
And Jude 1:4…“For certain men have crept in unnoticed, who long ago were marked out for this condemnation, ungodly men, who turn the grace of our God into lewdness and deny the only Lord God and our Lord Jesus Christ.” Paul twisted grace, which was a word used all through the bible interchangeably with the word “blessing,” into a magic event that creates eternal life. The entire bible is a book of rewards and punishments until Paul. God's method of eternal salvation was written in stone and then repeated by Jesus, until Paul changed it.
Most importantly, there is no scripture from Jesus that supports Paul’s teachings. Jesus never mentioned grace once, but he did mention works over fifty times between the gospels and the book of Revelation. If Paul were so important to the Father that He would send Jesus back before his appointed hour to name Paul as the head of the entire church, why wouldn’t the Father reward Paul in the Revelation prophecy as he did the real apostles?
The book of Revelation is a complete repudiation of Paul. In Revelation 2:2 Jesus says to the church at Ephesus… “I know your works, your labor, your patience, and that you cannot bear those who are evil. And you have tested those who say they are apostles and are not, and have found them liars.” This is a direct reference to Paul and his letter to the Ephesians in 2:8-9 where Paul wrote… “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast,” a lie which strikes at the heart of the Father’s method of earning eternal salvation.
As you continue through Revelation, Paul is the second beast in 13:11. He is the false prophet in 19:20. His writings are the abomination of desolation in 16:13 and Jesus wared of this abomination in Matthew 24:15.
Paul is the antichrist. 1 John 2:18-19 says: “Little children, it is the last hour; and as you have heard that the Antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come, by which we know that it is the last hour. They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would have continued with us; but they went out that they might be made manifest, that none of them were of us.” After Paul’s false conversion story, rather than immediately go to the real apostles for training, he says: “I did not immediately confer with flesh and blood, nor did I go up to Jerusalem to those who were apostles before me; but I went to Arabia, and returned again to Damascus.” (Galatians 1:17) Paul stayed in Arabia three years, where I assume he was building his false testimony.
Paul’s false testimony is of the spirit of the devil, and John specified that antichrist is a spirit in 1 John 4:1-3: “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits, whether they are of God; because many false prophets have gone out into the world. By this you know the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesses that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is of God, and every spirit that does not confess that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is not of God. And this is the spirit of the Antichrist, which you have heard was coming, and is now already in the world.” Paul’s false testimony, when followed, is that spirit. (You can also see my video “The name of the antichrist is…” )
Paul was not and could not be an apostle. Apostles are fixed forever in time by their link to messiah Jesus and there were only two ways someone could have become an apostle. The first is to be chosen directly by Jesus, who picked the twelve to match the twelve tribes of Israel. Jesus promised the original twelve apostles thrones in heaven in return for their works, and the book of Revelation shows the original twelve receiving a reward. Twelve is one of God's blessed ritual numbers and appears throughout the bible narrative. To suggest a thirteenth apostle is preposterous.
The only other way to become an apostle of Jesus was to be picked by the original twelve apostles. When the real apostles replaced Judas the traitor, they used a strict set of rules, which were that the candidate had to be with Jesus from the baptism of John through to the ascension. Paul met none of these standards. Paul can call himself an apostle as much as he wants and it will never be true, and this leads to one of the many reasons we know Paul is a false prophet. There are eternal truths created by God and restated by Jesus that are designed to fulfill God's plan of salvation. These truths can't be broken. They can be lied about, but never broken. Paul lied about being an apostle, he lied about having a miracle encounter with Jesus when Jesus said he would not be back until the whole earth could see him, and Paul lied about grace being the agent of God's salvation when God had created a plan of salvation based on the works of the individual.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 thanks🙏 sir I will show to my friend now🙏❤️❤️
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 sir are u Christan?
Which parts of the Bible are uncorrupted by Paul? I’m new to this
PM PM, happy to hear you are aware that Paul is a false prophet and false apostle. The short answer is that all of the bible is valuable to those who believe in the One True God. Even Paul's false testimony is, in an ironic way, valuable as a warning for us to recognize all of those who seek to deny God's truth. The long answer is that the bible is an amazing book that presents as its main theme the battle between God and Satan for control of the universe. The bible represents good vs. evil, love vs. death, and the choice between a glorious spiritual eternity or an eternal death of the flesh that includes everlasting punishment
The bible story is also a metaphor for our own internal struggle for purity and sanctity in this sinful world where we often fail in our promises to God. These battles between good and evil are shown throughout the bible story and Paul's false testimony represents Satan's side of the fight. If you read the bible through from beginning to end while skipping Paul, and you absorb the patterns and themes of what God is trying to accomplish, and then you read Paul, you should be able to see how Paul twists the truth of our loving Father and leads believers away from God's plan of eternal salvation.
It's good that you are on the right track with your knowledge of Paul because you can study the rest of the bible and know what to look for. Keep moving toward God, keep sanctifying yourself based on the kingdom teachings God sent with Jesus, and over time the entire truth of the bible and of God's universe will open up to you. The task is time-consuming, but you can look at my videos and read my book "The Moment Time Stopped" on Amazon, and you can achieve the full truth of all things and know the mystery of the kingdom as Jesus spoke of in Mark 4. Now is the time on earth to elevate your spiritual knowledge and assist the One True God in returning His stolen kingdom.
Hugh Whitmore - Author Why does God allow Paul to insert his false teachings into his book and deceive many nowaday christians?
Hugh Whitmore - Author I feel like if it wasn’t for Paul and the Bible having the antichrist words in it (Paul) Id be slightly more inclined to be a Christian.
@@pmpm1841 , thank you for your question. God is not in control of His kingdom. God created a kingdom in Genesis 1:1 through 2:3 that He was in control of, but Satan stole the kingdom in Genesis 2:4 through 3:24. This theft is confirmed throughout the bible story in general, but most specifically in Luke 4:5-6: " Then the devil, taking Him up on a high mountain, showed Him all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time. And the devil said to Him, “All this authority I will give You, and their glory; for this has been delivered to me." The idea that God is in control of all things is a false one that is injected into Christian religion by the enemies of God in order to separate believers from knowing what God needs them to do for Him.
Getting back to the bible story, after God lost His kingdom he spends the rest of the bible trying to earn it back, and in the final book of the bible, the revelation to John, the kingdom is shown to be back in the hands of our Heavenly Father. To earn back His kingdom, God created His plan of eternal salvation, a plan that requires His believers to glorify Him by obeying His commands to abstain from sin. This glory empowers and strengthens God, as in Psalm 29:1 "Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty, give unto the Lord glory and strength," and Revelation 4:11: "“You are worthy, O Lord, To receive glory and honor and power." We strengthen and give power to God when we worship Him.
God breathes the power of life into us and because He is a jealous God, as in Exodus 34:14: "for you shall worship no other god, for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God," He demands in return our obedient worship and glory. That glory then adds up in the Revelation prophecy to a point where God is once again able to kick the devil out of heaven and perfectly control His kingdom: Revelation 12:9: " So the great dragon was cast out, that serpent of old, called the Devil and Satan, who deceives the whole world; he was cast to the earth, and his angels were cast out with him."
Paul was sent by God's enemies to deny God's plan of eternal salvation, and that is why we have been waiting for almost two-thousand years for the kingdom to return even though Jesus said it was close at hand, as in Mark 1:15: "The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel.” Jesus said his gospel, not Paul's false gospel, and Jesus said that one, single thing needed to happen to commence the end times that will bring back the kingdom: "And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come." (Matthew 24:14) Again, Jesus said the gospel of the kingdom; his teachings, and not Paul's false gospel of grace.
If you are a believer in the One True God, and you are obedient to His commands and you glorify Him openly and regularly by your prayer and works, you will be one of the elect and righteous who empower our Heavenly Father to overcome sin and Satan. For this you will receive a great reward in heaven.
@@pmpm1841, to change one's faith is a big decision in life, so proceed carefully and study it thoroughly. I, of course, am convinced, but faith is a personal matter and it must come to you by your own desire. I will say this: The bible shows the truth of all things by representing the world we live in. The bible shows the hand of God and the hand of Satan in it, just as we as believers struggle against sin and Satan every day. It is up to the devout reader to discern which force is being represented. Paul represents Satan. In the bible story, God gives His believers a method to assist Him in becoming all powerful and completely sovereign again. That is our joyful hope in the One True God.
Congratulations Hugh for having the courage and blessed with the discernment to figure this out! Please help me with suggestions on starting a church without Paul.....may be we need to have a Bible printed without Paul's books in it?
Thank you for your comment and your kind words. I encourage you to start your own ministry in any way you can. I would think it would be best to pull together a strong knowledge of the scriptures that prove the case against Paul, and I'll link to some good sites at the end of my comment that have wonderful lists that put the scriptures in a perfect line. Also, I've thought of what you said there, that a bible without Paul would be interesting, but it seems it also would be fine to teach from a common bible to refer back and forth to Paul when needed to show contrast between Paul and Jesus. Wish you luck and hope to hear from you again.
I forgot to add my links to well organized Paul vs. Jesus scriptures;
www.problemswithpaul.com/ A long and concise list of Paul’s contradictions.
www.jesuswordsonly.com/books/375-list-of-problems-with-paul.html A long list of major problems with Paul
exodus2thekingdom.wordpress.com/2013/03/13/did-johns-epistle-identify-paul-as-a-false-prophet/#comments A reprint of an article from www.Jesuswordsonly.com and a string of user comments.
There already has been a Church without Paul for 1400 years now and it has 2 billion followers. Its called the Mosque. Meaning the place where you fall face down to the ground in submission to the only one true God. The God who sent Jesus 2000 years ago and will send him again in the end times.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 your link is no longer working just letting you know I tried to go there and it does not work.
@@4skully, which link? I received this comment from you.
Believing Paul is like believing Charles Manson
Rob Vee, that is the funniest comment I've received. At least Manson marked himself on his forehead so we could see him coming. Paul is more subtle.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 lollllll!
@@3vanguardofthephoenix335 , glad you liked it. Hope you and those you love are doing well in this troubled time.
@Moshe Natsarim, Clever!
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Charles Manson Told Followers That He Was Jesus Christ’s Reincarnation so ok he didn’t lie smh 🤦♂️
this video is fascinating! I'm curious, how do you discern what is true and what is false in the Bible? Do you discard the full book of Acts because of Paul's inclusion? Do you discard the book of Hebrews even though it has never been confirmed that Paul was or was not the author? How do you feel about the Gospels of Mary or Judas or Thomas? Essentially, my question is, how do you determine what scripture or doctrine is truth and what should be disregarded? Oftentimes, the Bible is treated with an "all or nothing" approach- either it's all true or none of it is true. If all scripture isn't God-breathed, how can any scripture be God-breathed? What are your thoughts on this?
bri anne, I love your questions! I'll take them in order. What is true and false in the bible? The word of God is true. The teachings God sent with Jesus are true. Anything that supports the themes and patterns of God and Jesus is true. Paul's testimony is false, so all writings ascribed to Paul do not have the truth, whether Paul wrote them or not. Anyone who supports Paul was either duped or was helping Paul's mission, which was to infiltrate and take over the church in order to deny God's plan of eternal salvation. The bible has the hand of God and the hand of Satan in it. Satan can be seen in many places in the bible, and most notably with Paul. The alternate first century gospels are fun to read and they provide encouragement to believers, but they are not necessary because the bible has enough truth for believers to learn how to fulfill God's plan of eternal salvation.
The reason the bible is treated as "all or nothing," is because the Satanic rulers of the earth use that meme to support Paul's lies. Paul's lies can't be objectively reconciled with the testimony of Jesus, so what the Satanists do by legitimizing Paul is to turn you from the truth of Jesus to the false testimony of Paul, thus stealing your salvation. The only person that said "all scripture is God breathed" was Paul. Both God and Jesus warned of false prophets and the further irony in this statement is that when Paul uttered it, his words were not scripture, but everyone just believes they were. It took the Satanic ruler of Rome, Constantine, to put Paul's lies in the bible.
You are a truth seeker and that is where it all starts. Take a look at the case against Paul because it is enormous. I have many videos on Paul and many videos directing believers to the correct worship of God and Jesus. I have a series called "All the truth of the bible in seven lessons" that is a good place to start. Moving away from Paul and back to Jesus is primary. From there, you must learn was glory is and how we are to use it for God. I have a video called "The most important instruction in the bible" that can get you started on understanding glory. There are others also on TH-cam who teach that Paul is false.
Thanks and you can ask any questions you have here.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful response! I find it interesting that you mentioned Constantine. Do you believe that everyone involved in the Council of Rome was evil? These are the people who determined the canon of the Bible, which books are to be added and which should be left out. These folks decided to add Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John to the New Testament as well as the epistles of Paul. So, if you don't trust the Romans who included Paul's letters in the Bible, how can you trust the Gospels which were approved by the same people? I mean, if Constantine put Paul in the Bible to mislead Christians, perhaps you should think twice before believing in the Gospels which Constantine also approved.
@@briannew26 Your question shows that you need to elevate your spiritual awareness so you can understand how Satan runs the earth by the method of his tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
God created a kingdom in Genesis 1:1 through Genesis 2:3 that was mostly spiritual, but partly physical. The proof of this structure of God’s kingdom is that it is returned to the same mostly spiritual, but partly physical, condition in the book of Revelation. In the original kingdom, life was eternal, and God was without opposition.
Satan stole God’s kingdom in Genesis 2:4 through 3:24, as shown by how life is no longer eternal, God now has the opposition of Satan, and Adam and Eve, and most importantly, God can’t do anything about it. Creation is also shown to be reduced to a lower physical status and God creates Adam from the dust of the earth rather than breathing things into existence in the first creation story.
The power of sin, when used within the method represented by the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, steals glory from God and puts Satan in control of the earth. Jesus confirms this theft in Luke 4:5-6 when he is tempted by Satan: “Then the devil, taking Him up on a high mountain, showed Him all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time. And the devil said to Him, “All this authority I will give You, and their glory; for this has been delivered to me, and I give it to whomever I wish.”
The world is run by those who serve Satan by his method of control. The method of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil is to present truth as an existing quality in the world, but then reduce that truth by opposing it with lies. In John 8:44, Jesus describes lies and sin when speaking of Satan: “He was a murderer from the beginning, and does not stand in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaks a lie, he speaks from his own resources, for he is a liar and the father of it.”
The phrase “The father of it” means that Satan invented lies. There were no lies, or any sin for that matter, in God’s original kingdom. We know this because when the renewed kingdom returns, it will have no lies in it: “But there shall by no means enter it anything that defiles, or causes an abomination or a lie.” (Revelation 21:27)
The entire world is kept in control of Satan by this spiritual method. The world is not a spontaneous place, it is a contrived, calculated place that is run by dark spiritual forces. Starting with the bible, the truth of God is presented in our holy book, but the lies of Paul are placed alongside that truth, and by repetition and creation of a highly repeated culture, the lies win, Satan is glorified, God remains absent, and Jesus does not return for us.
This method of placing lies alongside the truth exists in every institution on the earth. Politics has two false sides that serve to create the illusion of choice while they work together from decade to decade to increase evil on the earth. Both sides create false hope by holding up the allure of utopian solutions that they have no intention of creating. Thus, the lie overcomes the truth of the solutions that could be created.
With crime, the government presents as truth the laws they create to stop crime, but they refuse to enforce these laws, so crime increases, people are injured, stolen from, and murdered, and Satan is served. Thus, the lie overcomes the truth of the law.
Sports are presented world-wide as fair contests based on rules, but all sports are rigged and are steered to predetermined outcomes based on betting patterns. Thus, the lie overcomes the truth that rules represent.
So, to conclude with your question, the method of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil proves that the truth of God must be present in the bible for Satan to remain in control of the earth. I have a video you can watch that elaborates more on this topic. It is called: “The tree of the knowledge of good is evil - The key to how Satan controls the earth.”
Our job as God’s elect and righteous is to overcome Satan’s method by withdrawing as much as possible from the lies of this world by living and preaching the teachings the Father sent with the son, then Satan will be overcome, Jesus will return, and the renewed eternal kingdom will exist for us to live in forever.
I also realized that the vast majority of Christians love what Paul said but are offended by Christ's clear words
Kendra Hamilton, that's a very good point! Once you take on Paul' fluffy, New Age version of religion, the teachings of Jesus almost sound harsh in comparison.
Jesus is the same yesterday today and forever and then Paul comes in and changes it all up... first red flag. .& if Paul was embraced by Jesus, he would have a throne. Paul was such a narcissist.
Cm J, well said! Paul traveled great distances and is supposed to have suffered for his teachings. If he had spread the eternal kingdom teachings and the ten commandments rather than his false gospel, the kingdom would have returned and all bible prophecy would have been completed.
Paul seems to be about her Joseph Smith. Thank you so very much! I was told I'm no longer under " the law" and told Paul made anouther way...so I went to study Paul and find out exactly who he was. I was led here and so thankful I found " the truth" Wow! GOD shows truth to those who truly seek truth. Thank you brother!
Thank you for the nice comment. Interesting that you compare Paul to Joseph Smith. The truth feels good, but few Christians know the truth, so spread the word!
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Matthew 5:18-20New International Version (NIV)
18 For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished.A)" style="font-size: 0.625em; line-height: 22px; vertical-align: top;"> 19 Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these commandsB)" style="font-size: 0.625em; line-height: 22px; vertical-align: top;">and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven.20 For I tell you that unless your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, you will certainly not enter the kingdom of heaven.
Jesus also spoke against the law, which means that it was in place for the Jews, and not the Gentiles. The law has never been in place for anyone but the Jews. The law represented the worship of death, by animal and human sacrifices, which was put away when Jesus overcame death. The prophecy of all being accomplished was interrupted by Paul's false teachings.
@@nocoatofarms5560 The Anti-Paulist are those who do not follow Torah correctly. They will be Judged by the plumb line of Yahweh, not man.
@@RevGary Correctly said. Totally agree, as do many others, including the Messianic Jews in Jerusalem and in the World. They cannot speak Hebrew, Aramaic or Greek. So how can they possible understand many of the Hebrew idioms, or the Hebrew Culture or lifestyle. Yeshua spoke Aramaic and Hebrew.
So is the book of acts and the book of peter also faults ? Because they make mention of Paul in a positive way
Will, thank you for your question. The entire bible is valuable for learning what God needs us to do to fulfill His plan of eternal salvation. However, any of Paul's writings and the writings that mention Paul are suspect because they are evidence of a false prophet and a false apostle. Even Paul's letters and the help Paul received in the other false writings are, in an ironic way, valuable because when they are analyzed against the eternal truths of God and Jesus they show the discerning reader what an enemy of God looks like. Regarding Peter specifically, Peter was a weak character, if you recall. He lied to Jesus when Jesus told Peter he would betray him, but Peter did betray Jesus three times. Peter appears to have fallen for Paul's propaganda, but interestingly, Peter does not support Paul's false testimony of salvation by grace: In 1 Peter 1:17, he says... "And if ye call on the Father, who without respect of persons judges according to every man's work..." and in 1 Peter 2:11 he says of the Gentiles... "whereas they speak against you as evildoers, they may by your good works, which they shall behold, glorify God in the day of visitation."
Also, in 2 Peter 2:2 Peter warned of the corruption of scripture... "But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies," and Paul did inject heresy into the first century church, so maybe Peter came to his senses about Paul.
Jude in Jude 1:4 warned of Paul: "For certain men have crept in unnoticed, who long ago were marked out for this condemnation, ungodly men, who turn the grace of our God into lewdness and deny the only Lord God and our Lord Jesus Christ." Jesus in Revelation 2:2 warned of Paul: “I know your works, your labor, your patience, and that you cannot bear those who are evil. And you have tested those who say they are apostles and are not, and have found them liars."
I hope your comment shows that you are looking into the matter of Paul being false, because your salvation depends upon it.
Hugh Whitmore - Author Peter warn about corruption of false teaching and doctrine not of false scripture you got that wrong I’m sure you love to use the word scripture because it goes along with what you’re teaching. But I have question you. I understand that you believe in Jesus and you call yourself a Christian or a believer in Christ. Now if the manuscripts which the Bible came from is corrupted which means God’s word is corrupted as you say is Or Portray it to be. Then my question to you is how do you know if the Gospels Matthew Mark Luke and John or even the Old Testament Is accurate inspired by God and is something you can trust 100% without a doubt ? Either you have full faith in the gospels and the Old Testament or you doubt the whole Bible ? Please enlighten me to what extent do you put faith in any of the other books besides the The books of Paul ?
Will, thanks for continuing the debate. I don't think I used the word "scripture" in my responses to you, but even if I did, Paul's false teachings do not qualify as scripture, they qualify as antiChrist propaganda and misdirection. On the corruption of the bible, I thought I already answered that question by saying the entire bible is valuable for learning what God needs us to do to fulfill His plan of eternal salvation, and although Paul offered a false testimony, believers can even read his opposition to God and increase their knowledge of what God needs, because God needs His people to discern false teachers. Regarding your desire to see the bible as 100% perfect, the bible is not that kind of book. The bible has many contradictions and conflicting stories because it was handed down and translated over time, but the story of the bible is what matters, not every little detail, and within the story lies all of the truth you need to access the mystery of the kingdom Jesus spoke of in Mark four. There are two levels among believers; there are bible seekers and truth seekers. The bible seekers read the bible for its facts and individual lines, and maybe look at paragraphs here or there. Truth seekers look at the themes and patterns of the bible because Jesus told us to do that also in Mark four, where he said to learn all of scripture together like a parable, and a parable is a story with a deeper meaning. There is no need to start an argument over this. If you want to believe the bible is perfect and perfectly written, you are free to do so. I prefer to look past the obvious flaws of the bible to see the bible for how it is and then look deeper at the story for the incredible truth it holds.
Interesting and informative. I appreciate your sincerity and the analytical quest to untangle the web of lies and false accounts in the bible
Revolution Continues, thanks for the support. I do want to make clear that although the hand of God and the hand of Satan are present in the bible, the entire truth of God's plan of eternal salvation is present. When God's church fulfills that plan, Satan will be overcome and the eternal kingdom will return.
Yes! I have been saying this for awhile now! Thank for confirming this.
MBAD, It's so nice to hear that you have come to the proper knowledge of the false apostle and false prophet, Paul. You can now go forth joyfully and with a clear conscience to glorify God by living and preaching the kingdom teachings our heavenly Father sent with his son. The very last thing Jesus said that would need to happen before he would return for us was: "And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come." (Matthew 24:14) That is the gospel of the kingdom, not the false gospel of Paul.
You're spot on about everything about Paul. The only thing I didn't think of was the connection between how Jesus warned us of not believing people who claim they heard from him after he leaves, and Paul then claiming he heard from him. Jesus said "So if anyone tells you, "There he is, out in the wilderness,’ do not go out; or, ‘Here he is, in the inner rooms,’ do not believe it." Then S/Paul is almost literally like "hey kids I saw Jesus out in the wilderness, I am in charge of you now."
RearAdmiralTootToot, that's a good point about how people believe the various and ridiculous methods Paul used to take over the church that Jesus started. We already had a leader, and he was enough, and he still is. I'm encouraged that you know Paul is false. You hold a special place in God's kingdom. Obey and glorify the Father by the teachings He sent with the son and Jesus will be back for us soon.
Let's not forget that Paul's two stories about his "vision" are contradictory.
@@user-tu1co9xl1k, Agreed, except Paul wrote three stories about his meeting with Jesus that all contradict each other.
I have a question for this channel owner. Why are you posed in your thumbnail picture with two Illuminati hand signals?
Also, my understanding has always been that Faith equals Salvation, and Works equal Rewards. They are two separate issues, as far as I can see. You keep changing your wording from Salvation to Rewards, and it's hard to know what you mean at any given time, unless you don't see a difference between the two?
@@doriesse824 hey let them "COOK" their own SALVATION 🔥🔥🔥
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Hello, brother! First time here.
Also in revaluation in my language translated straight from Greek, we are warned not only to be careful about false prophets but also false apostles!!! And in 21:14 it says the names of 12 apostles were written not 13, just as you said, those were my thoughts when I read this.
Looking for the truth about paul and Father pressed me to read Revalation first before anything Paul wrote.
Thank you for speaking on this! God bless you!!
Daya Tom, thank you for your comment and for your testimony. It is powerful to see you have the strength to move away from the false prophet, Paul. The book of Revelation is a complete repudiation of Paul. I read the book of Revelation aloud to the Father in my prayer sessions because a blessing is attached to reading Revelation aloud.
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 I got lucky hearing about it before I got my hands on my first mother language bible, so really wanted to read it and do this right. it's all God revealing the info really.
A blessing reading it out loud? Where does this come from?
@@DayaTom, I agree that God reveals the information in the bible. You're fortunate that you were able to accept what God has to say. Regarding the blessing, Revelation 1:3 says: "Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written in it; for the time is near." There is power in following God's word, and that power is called "glory" in the bible. To worship God's word is to glorify and empower the father, as He tells us in Psalm 29:1: “Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty. Give unto the Lord glory and strength,” (KJV) and Revelation 4:11: “You are worthy, O Lord, To receive glory and honor and power; For You created all things, And by Your will they exist and were created.”
@@hughwhitmore-author2031 Thank you!!
I had forgotten that part.
Wishing you a blessed day in Yeshua's mighty name.
@@DayaTom Thank you and same to you!
As a man ,would you join an all womans church??
umsie, if the women knew that Paul was a false prophet, and they knew the proper method of glorifying God as the bible describes, I would worship in an all women's church. I don't know if I would join any particular church, because I essentially have my own church here, but I would certainly worship with Christian sisters. That is the great thing about our faith. It is God and His laws that matter, not our human differences.
@Fethry Duck from Richmond CA, I'm very happy to hear that. Once you move away from the false apostle Paul, you enter God's kingdom, and then hopefully find the time and desire to work with the rest of His church to bring Jesus back for us.