It's Not As You Perceive

In episode 42 of this series, we established that there may be a discrepency in the what constitutes being a recipient of John's letter regarding the end times. The Book of Revelation is addressed to the servants of Jesus Christ. Who are these servants of Jesus? Are they one and the same with Christians. In this episode we examine this discrepency further and hash out what it means to be a servant of Jesus from a Biblical perspective.

I begin a series on the controversial, yet always inticing subject of the end times and the great rapture of the Christian Church. Tonight we answer the question: to whom was the mysterious Book of Revelation truly written? The answer to this question may not be as you'd perceive it to be.

Is traditional Christianity correct in teaching that Jesus did away with the law? While reading about the healing of the leper by Jesus just as He descended the mountain after giving the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus instructed the healed leper to obey the Torah as it related to him being made whole. This passage brings in to question the centuries old teaching that Jesus did away with Torah. Or does it?

In this episode of “It’s Not As You Perceive,” we will explore and discuss the evolving concept of sanctification from the perspective of Calvinism, a system of theology that has completely shaped and defined the landscape of the Christian faith more than any other system in the Church’s history apart from the apostolic movement of the first century C.E. If you are ready to have your perceptions challenged, simply leave your denominational glasses at the door and join us as we explore this essential concept of the Christian faith.

Christianity teaches that the Law or the Torah was nailed to the cross of Jesus Christ. But is this indeed the truth. Could various passages of the New Testament been misinterpreted in such a manner that there exists an anti-Law/anti-Torah mentality within the Christian Faith? We explore the history of the first century church and discuss reasons why the Law/Torah has become viewed so negatively in Christianity. We ask and answer the question: should Christians obey the Law in their Christian walk. Prepare to have your perceptions of the Law/Torah readjusted.

So in answer to the question of "Why we celebrate the Feasts of Passover and Unleavened Bread, it is 1) because Yahovah commanded us to keep these feasts 2) we benefit from the lessons He teaches us at these Holy convocations, 3) we gain information on how to prepare our mind and heart to do our part to make ourselves ready to receive the Baptism of the Holy Spirit.

The vast majority of self-professing Believers in the world are oblivious as to what constitutes true worship-worship that is Biblically supported and acceptable to Yehovah. Hilary discusses the issue of worship and answers critical questions that every believer must come to terms with in their walk with Messiah.

Hilary explores the concept of worship from what we know of Yeshua's perspective as recorded in the Gospel record. Your perceptions of worship may very well be off and this teaching will set the record straight.