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"God’s Chosen People will be saved. They are the ones who will live. And they are Yahuwdah and Yisra’el.

This list was specific and complete and it is repeated elsewhere in Scripture. This short list of beneficiaries never includes Gentiles, Babylonians, Assyrians, Philistines, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Druids, Mayans, Incas, Aztecs, Animists, Africans, Asians, Indians, Europeans, Russians, or Americans, much less Hindus, Roman Catholics, Orthodox Christians, Protestants, Muslims, Mormons, or Secular Humanists.

God is not returning for His “church,” because He has no interest or association with any such institution. He is not returning for “believers” or the “faithful,” because it is only those who know, trust, and rely upon Him who will endure."


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"Religious faith has always been, and will forever be, nothing more than false hope. The words of those who claim to speak for God are as vain, worthless, and meaningless, as are their promises. Those who listen to such prophets, do so at their own peril. Salvation is not given as a gift to those who place their “faith in the Gospel of Grace,” no matter how sincere sounding the preacher may have been who made such a promise. God did not and could not die for your sins. Christmas and Easter Sunday are ungodly myths.

Those who insist that they speak for God, don’t. Examples include Rabbi Akiba, the founder of Judaism, Paul, the founder of Christianity, and Muhammad, the founder of Islam. Today’s popes, who claim to be infallible as God’s authorized agents, are delusional liars. God speaks for Himself, and quite articulately I might add. He revealed the Towrah in His own voice, and His prophets simply scribed the words which came from His mouth."

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"Yahowsha’ is the living embodiment of Yahowah’s Word, and thus of His prophetic declarations, inspired pronouncements, and authorized promises. And yet when the Word of God became flesh and camped out in our presence, affirming everything Yahowah had promised in His Towrah – Instructions, every religious institution on earth, before and since, has rejected His message in favor of man’s. They have spoken on behalf of “ha Ba’al – the Lord” instead of Yahowah.

In the spirit of full disclosure, I’d like to share two additional thoughts relative to our previous discussion regarding the extraordinarily unique quality of Hebrew tenses—as they are seldom as revealing or essential as they are in this prophetic declaration. First, if you consider yourself a passionate and devoted student of Yahowah’s Word, and especially His prophetic pronouncements, as opposed to an interested, albeit casual, observer, your heart should have leapt for joy and danced around your chest when you first heard that Hebrew tenses are timeless and thus convey testimony that was, is, and always will be true. You would have recognized that Yahowah and His Word are identical in this way. So when Yah says that He exists as “ha dabar – the Word,” and that the Witness to His “masa’ – prophetic promises” is “‘el – Almighty God,” it’s more than a metaphor—it is a statement of fact.

Second, you may recall in our earlier discussion that I mentioned that there was one possible exception to the timeless nature of Hebrew tenses, that being the imperfect waw consecutive, which according to scholars: “commonly conveys past tense / time.” But that isn’t always the case, nor necessarily so. The preterite form is often used as it is here in this prophetic passage to affirm the absolute certainty of an important, albeit future event. In such a case, the waw consecutive is called “the prophetic tense,” because the fulfillment is so certain God speaks of it as if it has already occurred. But that is only partially accurate."

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