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Like All the Rest
So, you’ve noticed the political turmoil in the US. The only thing certain is that it will get worse. In the wider Radix Fidem community, we tend to agree that God is not tipping His hand on the specifics. That’s … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged activism, american empire, conviction, economic troubles, moral discernment, politics, prophecy, the Devil
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The Days of Noah
Let’s review the Three Rebellions: The Fall in the Garden, the descent of the Watchers, and the rise of idolatry after the Tower of Babel. The Fall brought mortality; that’s what the Fall and the symbol of Adam is all … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged covering, feminism, head of household, Michael S. Heiser, Nephilim, patriarchy, shepherd role, spiritual authority, spiritual warfare, Three Rebellions, Watchers
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Languages of the Bible and in the Bible
In order to handle one particular Bible passage, we need a wealth of background explanation. All the more do we need it because we need to clobber some false notions common in our day. Abraham was referred to in Scripture … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Akkadian, ANE, Aramaic, biblical languages, Canaan, Greek Language, Hebrew language, languages, Mesopotamia, Sumer
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God Demands Mysticism
Let me bring to your attention the excellent comment posted by Jackabond: There’s a great deal of scaffolding in the established Church, such as Christology, that has been erected around Christian beliefs that aren’t consistent with a spiritual or mystical … Continue reading
False Advertising
It’s a personal hobby horse: I’d rather be brutally honest and let things fall where they may than to ever be guilty of deception. I found a decent explanation of how a great many modern church organizations are attempting to … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged annihilation, Christology, church, eldership, Elohim Council, feudalism, kiln of the soul, Nephilim, radix fidem, religious denominations, the Devil, tribalism, Watchers
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Because of the Clause
Re: Genesis 1:1-3 Feel free to visit the video on YouTube because it is slow and careful, designed to address those who have never encountered the idea that most English translations get this passage wrong. It has to do with … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ANE, Creation, ex nihilo, Genesis, hebrew literature, Hebrew syntax, Hellenism
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Scripture and Plausible Deniability
Re: Naked Bible 104: How We Got the Old Testament If there is one partisan difference you can point to the defines the separation point between fundamentalists and conservatives on the Bible, this podcast will do it. Coming from someone … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Christian Fundamentalists, conviction, English translations, Hebrew Scripture, human reason, logic, OT, plausible deniability, The Bible
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Moses as Scholar
Re: Naked Bible 103: Moses and the Bronze Serpent I’m a little irritated by this podcast; the reason will seem obscure to some folks. Bear with me. Lots of believers today appear to find the fiery serpent narrative in Numbers … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ANE, Babylon, Bronze Serpent, Egypt, Hebrew epistemology, Jethro, King Hezekiah, Michael S. Heiser, Moses, scholarship, serpent, symbolic references, sympathetic magic, western bias
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They Despise Us
You may be familiar with the term “geofencing” — a technique used to identify targets for an advertising campaign. Some agency will mark out a territory wherein they want to harvest targets for their ad campaign in the belief that … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged advertising, cellphones, Christian Zionists, Modern Israel, technology, Zionism
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The Great Swap
Re: Naked Bible 102: What does “All Israel will be saved” Mean? Church folks who ignore the Second Temple literature, particularly how it interprets the OT, will build a theology that is utterly rootless and alien to the New Testament. … Continue reading →