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1. We are The Faithful Remnant; Yahweh’s Chosen Congregation
Who are the people Scripture calls a “remnant” — and how does a name coined for ancient survivors still describe a called-out people today? This foundational article traces one thread of faithfulness across three very different moments in Bible history, showing how a small, purified group has always carried Yahweh’s purpose forward, and inviting the reader to see where they fit within it.
2. WELCOME TO THE FAITHFUL REMNANT
Before any doctrine is explained, this short welcome states the case as plainly as possible: Scripture, the natural world, and the very design written into our own DNA all point toward one Creator. It’s the congregation’s front door — an invitation phrased as a beginning rather than a demand.
3. Serving in Faith – Works of Faith
If the Old Covenant’s ceremonial law is gone, what replaced it? This article answers that question directly: not less obedience, but a different form of the same obedience — one now written on hearts and minds rather than carved in stone.
4. What is an Atheist? What is an Agnostic?
Two of the most casually misused words in religious conversation, carefully defined — and then set against a pointed challenge to the mainstream Christian Bible’s own claim to be the unaltered Word.
5. Preface to the Natural Faithful Remnant Version (‘NFRV Bible’)
Every translation makes choices — this preface explains the specific choices behind the NFRV, and why its editors call it a work of preservation rather than translation.
6. Non-Conformists In Our Messiah’s Image
Are you sure you want to be Messiah-like? The Bible’s heroes were rarely comfortable people to be around — this article catalogues just how strange true obedience has always looked, and why “drab conformity” is itself a kind of carnality.
7. Hope! A Renewed Way of Thinking
From bank failures to counterfeit parts to insider trading, this article names the scale of modern dishonesty in blunt statistical terms — then argues the same “old mind” that excuses small lies is exactly what leaves humanity blind to dangers too large and too slow-moving to feel urgent.
A generation raised on “situation ethics” still privately believes in right and wrong — this article traces exactly how that gap opened, and why it matters.
9. Can Science be Reconciled to our Creator?
Science didn’t defeat religion by answering humanity’s deepest questions — it won by teaching people to stop asking them. This article names what was lost in that trade, and reframes its own title: it isn’t science that needs reconciling to the Creator, but people.
10. Israelites are the Living Light of the World
Loving enemies, showing mercy, living the golden rule — Yah'shua’s Sermon on the Mount teachings are easy to admire and hard to live. This article measures professing Christian nations against their own professed standard, and points toward what a genuinely converted life looks like instead.
11. Israelites are Salt of the Earth
“Salt of the earth” is one of Yah'shua’s most familiar phrases — and one of His least understood. This article works through everything salt meant in the ancient world to recover the full weight of what He was really asking of His followers.
12. Why so much Human Suffering?
A child’s fatal illness, a mining disaster, two World Wars — the question of why a good God allows suffering is as old as suffering itself. This article traces the answer back to Eden, and forward to the reign of peace that ends it.
The King James word “Hell” hides three different Greek words with three very different meanings — and untangling them changes the entire picture of what happens to the wicked.
14. Origins & History of Baptism
Baptism didn’t begin with John the Baptist, and it didn’t end with a water ritual either. This article traces the practice to its Hebrew roots and asks what Yah'shua’s own baptism was really for.
What if “baptism” was never mainly about water at all? A close read of Acts and the Epistles makes the case that true baptism is immersion in the Spirit — and that the water ritual had already run its course.
Isaac, Jacob, Job, Hezekiah, Timothy — even Elisha died of illness. This article confronts the uncomfortable biblical evidence against any guaranteed “faith healing” formula, and offers a more grounded understanding in its place.
Tongues appear only three times in the New Covenant record — and each time, at a specific turning point. This article walks through all three to ask what tongues actually proved, and what role they should play today.
18. What is an Unpardonable Sin
The fear of having committed “the unpardonable sin” has haunted sincere believers for centuries. This article traces the warning back to its original audience — and offers real reassurance.
The persistent friend at midnight, the widow and the unjust judge, Jacob wrestling the angel — Scripture’s own prayer examples model something more than repetition. This article draws out what that something is.
20. What does ‘I Love You’ Mean?
Modern culture treats love as a feeling you fall into. Scripture treats it as a decision you make — toward everyone, equally. This article separates that one universal ingredient from the family bonds, friendship, and sexual attraction that additionally belong to marriage, then turns to what fidelity within marriage actually protects.
What actually makes a marriage — a government form, or a covenant made before Yahweh? This article works through Scripture’s own pattern for how marriage begins, why the modern marriage license deserves real scrutiny, and what makes a vow to a spouse permanently binding.
22. Compassion: Dealing with Crime & Punishment
Calling the Bible’s toughest penalties an act of compassion sounds like a contradiction — until the doctrine of three future resurrections is factored in. This article makes that case directly, against what it sees as modern society’s excuse-making toward crime.
Where did December 25th actually come from? This article traces the date and the customs back through history — and makes a scriptural case for a very different time of year.
A tightly-argued case for exactly when the crucifixion and resurrection actually happened — built entirely around the sign of Jonah’s “three days and three nights.”
25. Passover: Celebrating the Events & Chronology of the Crucifixion & Resurrection
The most detailed chronology in this entire library — a day-by-day walk through crucifixion week built to answer one question with total precision: when did it actually happen?
26. Yahweh Reveals Plan for Mankind with His Annual Holy Days
The anchor article of this whole library — a complete walk through all seven annual Holy Days, and the single unfolding plan of salvation they picture together.
Hanukkah isn’t a Biblical Holy Day — but it is a real piece of Israelite history worth understanding on its own terms.
27B. Yahweh’s House: The Temple in Bible Prophecy
From Solomon’s dedication to a still-future desecration Yah’shua Himself warned about — this article follows “Yahweh’s House” across the whole span of Bible prophecy.
28. Yahweh – the Proper Name of the One and Only God-Almighty
Jehovah, Allah, Elohim, Adonai — the world offers many names for the Creator. This article makes the case that only one of them is actually a name, rather than a title, and traces it back to its Hebrew original.
29. Yahweh – Our Father’s Name
Isaiah 52:6 promises Yahweh’s people will know His Name. This article takes that promise seriously, working through the Hebrew, Greek, and historical record to explain exactly why it matters.
30. Rejoice in Understanding our Father’s Name
“I AM THAT I AM” is one of Scripture’s most familiar — and most quietly astonishing — statements. This more reflective, meditative article sits with what that name actually says about who, and what, Yahweh is.
31. The ‘Why’ & ‘How’ of Pronouncing our Father’s Name
Hebrew and English letters don’t map onto each other cleanly — so how should we actually say the Creator’s Name out loud? This short, technical piece cuts through spelling debates to focus on the one thing that actually matters: the sound.
32. Yah’shua – the Proper Name of our Messiah
“Jesus” is a Greek-Latin import that carries neither the sound nor the meaning of the name the angel Gabriel actually gave. This article recovers what that original name said — and why it mattered that it did.
33. Our Messiah was an Israelite, Not a ‘Jew’
The word “Jew” didn’t even exist during Yah’shua’s lifetime. This article traces where it came from, what it actually meant, and why calling the Messiah an Israelite is both more accurate and more Scriptural.
34. Our Father, our Messiah and our Family
Is Yahweh one, or three, or more? This short study takes the Trinity’s own proof texts and works through what they actually say — arriving at a very different picture of the Father, the Spirit, and the family they’re building.
35. Our Messiah, Man or Logos?
Was Yah’shua simply a man, or something more — and if more, what exactly? This article answers both halves of the question, using an unusually memorable analogy along the way.
36. The ‘Black-Sheep’ of our Family
Where did Satan actually come from, and when did the world go wrong? This article reads Genesis 1 in the original Hebrew to argue creation itself began perfect — and traces exactly how, and how long ago, that changed.
Do we have an immortal soul, or are we something else entirely? This foundational study goes back to Genesis 2:7 to answer one of the oldest questions in religion — and traces where the popular answer actually came from.
38. Nazirites – A Peculiar People
What did it actually mean to call Yah ’shua a “Nazarene” — and is it really about the town of Nazareth? A close word-study suggests something else entirely: a calling every believer shares.
Where did the word “Christian” actually come from — and is it the name Scripture itself used for believers? This short word-study traces an uncomfortable pagan root, and proposes a more accurate alternative.
40. Do Israelites Comprise the True Church?
Is Yahweh’s “called out” people a matter of bloodline, or of response? This article answers plainly — and draws a sharp line between Yahweh’s Natural Congregation and man-made religious institutions.
41A. The Doctrine of the Nicolaitans
Revelation 2 condemns something called “the doctrine of the Nicolaitans” — and this short study argues it’s still happening today, just under different names.
41B. Church Incorporation: A Biblical Objection
What actually happens, legally and spiritually, when a congregation incorporates? This much more detailed companion piece answers in specifics — citing US law, IRS publications, and case law along the way.
42. Our Father’s Word / “The Bible is not a Jewish Book”
A short introduction on Bible interpretation, paired with a longer, pointed essay on who the Bible’s message was actually entrusted to.
43. New Covenant Originally Written in Hebrew, not Greek
What language did the New Covenant’s authors actually think in? This article makes the case for Hebrew — and shows what gets lost in translation when that’s forgotten.
44. Oracles Entrusted to Israelite Tribe of Judah, not to ‘Jews’
Who actually received the “oracles of Yahweh” (Romans 3:1-2)? This article draws a sharp historical line between ancient Hebrewism and later Judaism to answer.
45. Has the Bible been Tampered With?
Every translation carries the fingerprints of its translators. This article names specific places where those fingerprints changed the meaning — and what to read instead.
46. Proving the Bible (Parts I and II)
Is the Bible actually inspired, or just an old bestseller? This two-part study makes the case from both its internal consistency and its own history as a collection of books.
The library’s central “British-Israel” claim: that two whole nations today are the long-lost tribes of Israel. This article lays out the case, place-name by place-name.
48. Prophetic ‘Beast’ and its Mark
What is the “beast” of Revelation 13 and Daniel 7 — and what is its “mark,” really? This article identifies both, and traces a 1260-year prophetic countdown between them.
49. Mark of the Beast: Test Command
Forget microchips and ID cards — this companion piece argues the real “mark of the beast” test has always been about one specific commandment, tested through action, not commerce.
A resurrection cold case, built the way a detective would build it: on physical obstacles, missing evidence, and witnesses who had every reason to stay quiet and didn’t.
What did Yah’shua actually mean when He preached “the Gospel”? This article argues it was never just a message about His own death and resurrection — it was, and is, a message about a Kingdom.
Ezekiel’s “watchman” commission didn’t end in ancient Israel — this article argues it’s a job description still in force today, with real consequences for those who ignore it.
53. Malachi’s Call to Remembrance
Malachi’s rebuke wasn’t just for ancient priests — this article reads it as a direct message to an end-time “Elect” who remember what they were first taught, rather than drifting into “lukewarm” tradition.
Yahweh commanded Hosea to marry “a wife of whoredoms” — a strange instruction that becomes a vivid picture of an entire nation’s unfaithfulness, and of the judgment and restoration still to come.
Jeremiah’s warnings were fulfilled once already — but the text itself says they weren’t meant to be fully understood until “the latter days.” This article reads Jeremiah as end-time prophecy, addressed directly to today’s nations.
A giant flying scroll, seen by only a handful of people — Zechariah’s strange vision becomes a picture of Yahweh’s Word being proclaimed by a small, easily-overlooked Elect, right up to a coming “abomination of desolation.”
57. The Story Flow of the Book of Revelation
Revelation reads like a jumble of isolated, terrifying images — until it’s read as a single, ordered timeline. This chapter-by-chapter overview does exactly that.
58. Enjoy Eternal Spiritual Life After Physical Death
Death isn’t the end — but it isn’t instant heaven either. This article lays out the library’s core doctrine of what actually happens after we die, in three clearly defined stages.
A second look at the same core doctrine covered in Article 58 — no immortal soul, death as unconscious sleep — this time built around Job, Solomon, and Paul’s argument that the resurrection of every believer stands or falls with the Messiah’s own.
60. Eternal Life in Yahweh’s Family
A third angle on the same doctrine, this time built directly on Yah’shua’s own words — and on two Old Covenant figures He used to make an uncomfortable point about a “second chance.”
61. Eternal Life with Elijah, Enoch, and Moses
Elijah went up in a whirlwind. Enoch was “translated.” Moses appeared, glorified, on a mountain. So why does Yah’shua say plainly that “no man hath ascended up to heaven”? This article resolves the apparent contradiction.
Was the Sabbath given only to Israel at Sinai — or does it go all the way back to Creation, for everyone? This article makes the case for the latter, and traces how Yahweh Himself first identified the day.
63. Israelite Tithes & Offerings
What does the Bible actually say about tithing — and does it apply the same way to New Covenant ministry? The answer, drawn largely from Paul’s own letters, may surprise today’s traditional Christian.
64. Law, Statutes, & Judgments
“The law was nailed to the cross” is one of the most common teachings in modern Christianity — and, this article argues, one of the most mistaken. It starts by showing the Bible actually names three different categories of law.
65. Old Covenant Priesthood – Yahweh’s Marriage Agreement
What if the Old Covenant wasn’t primarily a legal code, but a marriage agreement? This article reads Sinai that way — and explains why the marriage ultimately broke down.
66. New Covenant Priesthood – The Renewed Marriage Agreement
If the marriage broke down, what changed the second time around? This companion article continues the same marriage analogy directly into the New Covenant — and explains what Yah’shua’s role actually was, and wasn’t.
Were the Bible’s dietary laws just ceremonial rules that expired with the Old Covenant — or is there something more literal going on? This article makes the case that “clean” and “unclean” meant exactly what they sound like.
68. Managing the Life on this Planet From the Ground Up
Was “dominion” over the earth ever meant as a license to exploit it? This article opens a three-part study arguing it was always meant as stewardship — and traces what happens when that stewardship is abandoned.
69. Managing the Life on this Planet From the Ground Up – Part 2
Continuing directly from Article 68, this second installment goes underground — literally — to the soil itself, and what happens when it’s managed well or badly.
The third installment in this series turns from the weekly Sabbath to a bigger one — a Sabbath for the land itself, every seventh year. This article argues that command was economic wisdom, not just ritual.
What if faith isn’t a heavy burden to carry, but the most natural, joyful use of the mind Yahweh gave humanity? This essay reframes faith as an active, hope-filled leap rather than passive belief, and invites readers to enjoy believing rather than merely enduring it.
72. Inspired to Faith by Tribulation!
Can personal failure and hardship actually become the very things that build unshakable faith? In this first-person confession, the author traces his own path from skepticism and regret to committed, independent study of Scripture.
What does philosophy look like when it’s actually lived out, day to day, rather than just debated? This compilation of short reflective essays applies practical wisdom to everyday character and relationships, tracing every insight back to Yahweh as its true source.
74. Possibilities & Provocations
Is belief in Yahweh just wishful thinking, or does the question of God’s existence deserve to be settled on evidence rather than psychology? This apologetics essay, introducing this web-site, pushes back against the “God as emotional crutch” argument by turning it back on the skeptic.
75. Pursuing Relevance (Part 1 & 2)
What separates true knowledge from mere information overload — and what does “testing the spirits” actually require of a believer? This two-part essay first distinguishes practical, relevant knowledge from the information overload modern education prizes, then applies that same principle to discerning true spiritual experience from deception.
76. Thoughts on Education (Part 1 & 2)
If we’re the most educated, most prosperous society in history, why are the underlying social problems only getting worse? This two-part essay traces the flaw back to the very “first premise” modern education is built on, and proposes Yahweh’s revealed Word as the missing starting point.
Why do so many bright, curious children find school boring — and is that boredom a bug, or the system working exactly as designed? Adapted from education writer John Taylor Gatto’s widely read essay, this piece traces compulsory schooling back to its stated original purposes.
78. Does Anyone Really Know What a ‘Jew’ is?
This piece is included as a case study, not a source: it builds an entire identity claim on the “Khazar theory” and props it up with a wall of quotations chosen for their conclusion, not their reliability. Reading it critically is the point of the exercise.
79. Our Jewish Brothers Deceive Us
This piece shows how a real religious term can be turned into a weapon: most of its text simply reproduces a notorious 1961 speech, framed here as an insider's confession rather than what it is.