This channel has no single theme...well, there is a bit of a religious theme... but to share my enthusiasm for truth and to show my artwork to more people :) I'm turning a lot of my attention to writing and illustrating a children's book.

The thing I pay attention to most in the Bible is the part of the old testament where God says He will send a prophet and put His words in his mouth and to listen to him...but if a prophet arises who even does great miracles but leads to the worship of any other, it is God testing us to see if we really love Him. I believe Jesus is Messiah because he didn't ask for the worship of any other, even himself..in fact on many occasions he rebuked people for even suggesting it and described how he could do nothing without the Father. When he said he and the Father are one, I keep in mind that a husband and wife joined together became "one" in that manner of speaking as well. Jesus tried to leave to avoid the people's worship on an occasion, but had pity on them as a flock with no shepherd.

He instructs the apostles not to let any man deceive them...then, after his death, we find worship of Jesus..and through the ages, his mother, recreating ancient pagan worship all over again. This is why so many view standard Christianity as idolatry, because some believe from vague surrounding texts that he is God in the flesh against his own warnings. It sounds like crafty work from the adversary to me, because it's still about faith in God, but with a twist.

Paul directly opposes Jesus teachings on several points and people end up taking Paul's word over...Jesus? Isn't Christianity about... Christ? Wouldn't one consider the person teaching something contrary to Jesus just what Jesus warned the apostles about? This is just the reason the apostles had it out with him...now we have a Pauline Christianity that drowns out Jesus legacy through the apostles and became the Catholic church, from which all branches of Christianity come. Paul teaches opposing doctrine to Jesus on:
1. The law given to Moses, 2. The relevance of works in salvation 3. Justification by repentance. I think we should call it "Paulinity" instead of Christianity :P

JESUS(Yeshua) on works, repentance and keeping the law of Moses:
Matt 5:19, Matt 23:23, Matt 15:6, Matt 19:16-19, Matt 5:20, Luke 18:9-14, Luke 15:17-24, Matt 7:19, John 15:2, 6, Rev 3:15-18, Luke 8:13, Luke 8:15, Matt 25:30, Matt 13:42, 49-50, Matt 25:30-46, John 5:28, 29 - The law is the way to eternal life - makes a clear distinction between himself and the Father as beings - Faith is dead without works.
Paul's teaching:
Eph 2:8-9, Rom 4:3-5,
Eph 2:15, Col 2:14, 2 Cor 3:11-17, Rom 7:13 et seq, Gal 3:19 et seq- The law is done away with, abolished, nailed to a tree and faded away - you can have faith without works to enter into life (evil-doers are allowed by this logic and the narrow path isn't so narrow anymore)

If we pay attention, we can see what so many others have seen, that Paul divorces Christ from Christianity and made him a pagan god, putting away his very teachings and warnings. This is why Jesus told the apostles not to let any man deceive them, for many will come in his name. Many people turn away from Yeshua's words because of and/or for the opposite teachings of Paul.

Unlike modern teaching, the point Jesus made was not that we can't be good and he was just here to show us that..but he made it clear we make that decision and it directly effects what we are destined for. The real good news of the gospels is that repentance makes us alive again :)

http://www.jesuswordsonly.com

I really don't see a problem with Jesus being called the "Son of God" because it gets confusing when discussing his divinity. I think most see it like saying he was a son like our sons...I think he was of divine origin as Messiah and so are the angels, also called "Sons of God." We are also, yet separated as sons of man from the divine beings while in the human state.

I know there is a lot more to know and understand, so I just rest my hope and faith in God alone as He commanded and enjoy learning more without joining any clubs, lol :)
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In Ezekiel, God says He's not bound by His own covenant and He looks for just people to pray for the rest to soften His just wrath against them for their crimes. If He's not bound by his covenant, He has the right to change what he does about punishment (such as mercy upon repentance) because He knows He will in the future.

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My fantasy art video is a compilation of some artwork that I've done over the years that I put a lot of work into. I have been making faith-based pieces and adding them to the fantasy art, as time has allowed, until I have enough to make another section.

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