After leaving his former church to attend a home fellowship, Sergeant Wyatt Aswool went back to visit some old friends. Upon seeing the Sergeant, Church Minister, Macon Moemoney, quickly intercepted the Sergeant for interrogation. The Sergeant humbly explained his reason for his return, his love for YHWH and his Torah. Minister Moemoney opened his bible and emphatically began lecturing the Sergeant about "Those who are under the works of the law are under a curse!" Naively assuming to protect "his sheep" from a curse, Minister Moemoney leaves Sergeant Wyatt Aswool speechless!
Objective: Help Sergeant Aswool with a respectful response that is not only helpful to him but the many other up and coming soldiers who will fall captive to this passage when taken out of context!
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The works of the Law are usually traaditions of men and are therefore an abomination, but the commandments of the Law are still in affect today and are to be obeyed. Yeshua taught His disciples to go and preach repentance and remission of past sins. He just exchanged His blood for the animal blood and His blood is much, much more powerful, but it only forgives the sins that we committed up until we are cleansed in baptism. He also offered us grace and mercy so that YHVH could forgive the rest of our sins at the moment we are born from above into an immortal body.
ReplyDeleteThere was no such thing as a cross until the catholic church came up with it and it in the shape of a t because that is the first letter of tammuz' name. The sect with Yeshua firmly attached to their cross is the Hitler of today. They do not believe in the resurrection and keep Yeshua nailed there in order to get their deliberate sins forgiven. The Greek word crux means a stake, a pole, or a tree and the hands must be nailed with the same nail directly above the head. There is no other way that you will die of suffocation. If it were in the shape of a t then you would die everytime you tried to do pull ups or chin ups. If the apostles wrote in the Greek language, then YHVH named His son after the greek god Zeus on purpose. Now that is an abomination.
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