After my initial posting of this article, it was brought to my attention that I had failed to make clear the distinction between strict legalistic observance of the Torah (law) and keeping the spirit of the law in ones’ heart. I apologize to those whom I confused. I had wrongly assumed that everyone who reads what I write, checks it against what is written in the Bible – and, in s... Read More

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So then, what was the purpose of the law if no one could keep it? The law lets us know when we are going against God. (“Be holy, for I am holy.” – Leviticus 19:2 et al.) To go against God is to sin. Through the law comes knowledge of sin (Romans 3:20).

But isn’t... Read More

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To answer that question, one must know what the ‘Torah” is. Simply put, the Torah is the first five books of the Bible; Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. These five books constitute the teachings of God to His chosen people, the Hebrews. The word Torah means ‘teaching’ in Hebrew. Recorded in the Torah is the creation of earth and the history of mankind, the... Read More

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Even though I've had the internet in my home for about a decade now I still go to the library and fetch books.  Sometimes I feel guilty for it because I get so much info. online and I have several bookcases full of books, but not everything is online and sometimes I like to sit with a book in hand and read.  I also like to do a few reviews sometimes in the hope that I can direct others toward good literature. Here are a few brief book reviews:

*Slandering JESUS, by DR. Erwin... Read More

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