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Sometimes, your belief system has a fatal flaw. Sometimes, there’s a dilemma presented by your belief system that has no solution, because it exposes that flaw. Recently, if you pay any attention to Christian apologetics …
Introduction Recently, there has been a bit of a controversy stirred up by R.L. Solberg, when he asked the question of whether God still requires animal sacrifices to atone for sin. In response to this question, Caleb …
Very rarely have you heard me talk about the big cultural issues facing Christians today. My reason for that is simple, really, and not as calculated as you might think. I have spoken on cultural things from time to time …
Every Torah Observance apologist has to eventually talk about Galatians. They all talk about how Christians tell them to “read Galatians”, and have a good chuckle. What they don’t typically do is engage …
In The Pauline Paradox book, the nameless author from 119 Ministries has a tall order. He has to reinterpret Paul to stop his epistles from contradicting Torah Observance theology. In order to do that, he has to make …
People love to throw around charges of fallacious reasoning. Few actually know their own fallacies. Reading The Pauline Paradox book by 119 ministries was a great opportunity to catalog some clear examples. What is a …
In The Pauline Paradox, 119 ministries’ nameless author wants to convince us that this book in your hands is going to answer the questions and problems that Paul’s epistles raise for Torah Observance …
I’m going to share another email I’ve recently sent out. This is a rough overview of Jesus’ relationship to the feasts of Leviticus. If you’ve spent enough time in either dispensationalist …
I probably get asked more often about Isaiah 66 than any other text when it comes to Torah Observance and Hebrew Roots. Not only in emails, but even when I was interviewed recently by Caleb Hegg. It really seems a lot of …
Does the Law of Moses ITSELF make distinctions between moral,ceremonial, and civil laws? How does this impact Christians today? What about laws some translations call “forever”? This 3-part series of short videos, just …
I wrote an article on Acts 21 recently. My Facebook post about this article garnered a series of comments from one person arguing for Torah observance. While the comments weren’t particularly insightful or …
Does Acts 21 establish the ongoing requirement to keep the sacrificial system and the ceremonial law? I think it actually shows that the ones who think so are actually the ones who misunderstand Paul. Let’s look at …
