Does the Creator Have a Name?

Does the Creator have a name, and is it important for us to use it?  What about the Messiah's name?    And finally, what (if anything) does the popular name of "God" have to do with pagan deities?  We have made a new web page dedicated to examining the truths of Scripture as they relate to these issues.

To learn more about these issues, click here.

Facing the Lunar Sabbath Challenge

Today there is a controversy among many within the Hebrew Roots Movement.  It is being caused by people rising up from among us teaching a new doctrine called "Lunar Sabbaths."  To address this issue, we have created an entire web page dedicated to examining the truths of Scripture as they relate to this issue.

To learn more about this, click here and study it for yourself.

The Jubilee Cycle

The name of this study, The Jubilee Cycle, may be a misnomer.  While we certainly address the Jubilee Cycle, especially the debate as to whether it is 49 or 50 years in length, our motivation for composing it was the issue of "date-setting."  Historically, date-setters have been a source of ridicule, both among believers and especially among non-believers.  Certainly, a prophet of the Almighty would be qualified to be a date-setter.  However, as we all know, hordes of would-be and wannabe prophets have made their presence known, replete with their private interpretations (made public) of when the Messiah's Second Coming will be and/or their versions of when the next millennium will begin.  Such is the case with an acquaintance who switched from a personal idea of when the Millennium might begin to a public declaration of 99% certainty that it will begin in a certain year.

Our original version was reasonably short, but as these discussions tend to go, it eventually ballooned to over 300 pages.  I wouldn't recommend reading all 300 pages in one sitting.  Rather, just review the Table of Contents and find one that may pique your interest and start with that one.

In fact, you may just prefer to read our original study.  What we offer is our perspective, which we are pleased to share with all who are interested.

To learn more about our perspective of the Jubilee cycle, click here.