
Do you have a passion for Yahweh? Are you willing to do something that might seem "uncivilized", or might make you look like an "extremist"? Are you willing to take a stand and suffer the consequences? These type of actions are sometimes called for in these final days. Why is it that the enemies of Yahweh are willing to do these types things — and more — for their pagan gods but those who claim to follow Yahweh are reluctant to take bold steps?
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It is a provable fact that translations of the Hebrew Bible relied more on the Greek Septuagint than the Hebrew Bible itself, dramatically influencing how we read the Hebrew Bible. This survey shows just a small result of what happens when translators chose to force a Greek mindset on the Scriptures and ignore totally its Hebraic background.
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Perhaps one of the major reasons for political and other disagreements is that many people believe that people are basically good. This article shows that we are born with tendencies toward both good and evil. Even babies are born innocent but not good.
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Part of the goal of this Web site is to provide a deeper, clearer insight into the Hebrew Bible by examining it from the mindset in which it was originally written: a Hebraic mindset. Unfortunately, most Bible versions provide inaccurate translations by attempting to force Western-style thought patterns onto a manuscript written from a completely different mindset. Jeff Benner's book can help you to do just that: understand the instructions ("torah"), prophets ("nevi'im), and the writings ("ketuvim") as they were meant to be read and understood. Be sure to check out this important book, for yourself or perhaps as an addition to a friend's study library.
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