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Nations, Borders, and the Stranger: A Biblical Framework

Introduction Modern debates about borders, immigration, and national identity are often framed politically. Scripture, however, frames the discussion theologically —…

The Historical Origins & Geopolitical Evolution of Church

Translating Greek New Testament word Ekklesia: A Full Deep-Dive Answer Layman-Friendly Summary – And What It Means for You Why…

Popularity vs. Truth in Soteriology

Why Numbers, Visibility, and Biblical Fidelity Are Not the Same Introduction When Christians talk about salvation—how a sinner is made…

Powerful Elite Implicated, Israel at the Center

Epstein’s Mossad Blackmail Empire: Exposing Israel’s Corruption and the Christian Zionist Delusion Introduction The recent release of over three million…

Ekklēsía, Church, and the Question of Authority

~ A Scriptural Clarification for Thoughtful Readers ~ A Word on Purpose and Tone What follows is offered in a…

Partaking “Unworthily”: Context, Meaning & the Lord’s Supper

Introduction Few passages in the New Testament have been more misunderstood than Paul’s warning about partaking of the Lord’s Supper…

When Certainty Silences Dialogue: Pride, Listening, and the Biblical Pursuit of Truth

Forward This post arises from discussions surrounding the meaning of ekklesia and its translation as “church,” and how believers respond…

Why the Original Language of Scripture Matters

Introduction Scripture affirms that God has spoken to humanity through written words inspired by the Holy Spirit. The Old Testament…

Rethinking “Church”: What Acts 19 Actually Says

A Modern Reflection of Acts 19 and the Meaning of Ekklesia Introduction The New Testament word commonly translated “church” is…

Ekklesia and the Problem of the “Universal Church”

A Linguistic and Biblical ExaminationExamining whether the concept of a “universal church” aligns with the inspired Greek word ekklesia used…

Ekklēsía, Church, & the Problem of Inconsistent Language

Image Clarification:Under the New Covenant during the 1st century, assemblies often met in homes rather than dedicated buildings. The distinction…

The Biblical Ekklesia: Recovering the Meaning Lost in the Word ‘Church’

~ A Note to the Reader ~The purpose of this material is not to create division, provoke debate, or diminish…

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