There were, in fact, giants that ruled the earth, and they were very high-tech, as far as we know.

A very important string of days is coming up, and most people don't observe them properly, let's change that.

There is scientific evidence to prove that our atmosphere once had a lot more water in it than it does today. What does this have to do with the end times?

The river Euphrates has dried up, and everybody is noticing, and many are starting to rejoice while others panic.

I saw a lot of who I thought, were Torah keepers, promoting x-mas this past season, and it was pretty heartbreaking, but we were also warned in the bible that it would happen.

Once saved, always saved? Do you REALLY believe that?

Not everybody is or will be saved, only a remnant, and that remnant is only from the lost sheep.

The majority of the people I know, who acknowledge the Torah, celebrate Chanukkah, but is that the right thing to do? You might be surprised.

Is christmas Scriptural? Should it be celebrated by true believers?

We read about death and sheol in the bible, but what are they, exactly?