Why? A Second Death!

 Within Christianity, there exists a theological belief that promotes the misconception of an “Immortal Soul.” However, let’s examine what scripture actually says.

From the beginning, it becomes evident.

Genesis 1:26; states that the physical creation of humanity, a gift of life, is fragile and interdependent. It was ordained for a purpose of forming a family, spiritually united to the Eternal Father and Son.

See also:  ETERNITY, CREATION, or DAY ONE?

Genesis 2:7; 9; 16; 17; 3:17; 19; 21; 22; 23; Emphasizing this point. The first humans, Adam and Eve, received a warning from Yehwah Elohe. They were told that eating from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil would bring death and that their temporary physical existence would return to the dust from which they were made. So, why would Adam and Eve choose to eat from the tree of evil, knowing it would lead to their death?

See also:  COVENANT of LIFE or DEATH

Genesis 3:1; 2; 3; Exposing the Deception. Satan, the Adversary, actively promoted the belief in an “Immortal Soul.” Satan deceived Eve by claiming that she could eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil without dying. 

See also:  SOUL & IMMORTALITY ?

1 Tithe 2 Tithe or 3?

 The agrarian culture of the ancient world, seems far disconnected from modern society. And mega churches, with televised media, websites, publications, and musical performances, are intended to attract members. Almost limitless, choices are available, to please any personal preference, for spiritual fulfillment. And the religious experience comes at a price.

So what is the biblical principle for funding religious worship?

The Tithe!

Yes - No or Not I ?

 The Hebrew word: “No or Not”, may sometimes Express a positive intention, or a rhetorical question. There are two main Hebrew words: “LE = לֹא or EL = אַל”, that are often used to express, “No or Not”. Sadly translators often make mistakes. An incorrect use of the word “No or Not”, occur in: 

(Ex 20:3; Isa 2:9-10; Jer 18:23; Neh 5:4; )

Exodus 20:1–2 (NASB95) — 1 Then (God = אֱלֹהִ֔ים = Eloheyem) spoke (E-tH = אֵ֛ת = Sign of Covenant) )all = כָּל = K-L) (these words = הַדְּבָרִ֥ים = Ha...D-B-R-Ye-M), saying, 2 “(I am = אָֽנֹכִ֖י֙ = E-N-K-Ye) (Lord God = יהוה אֱלֹהֶ֑֔י = Yehwah Elohe), who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery.

Alpha and Omega?

 Covenant אָת Sign

The “First” letter of the Hebrew alphabet: ( אָ = figuratively portrays the Father, as the “Head” of governing authority). The “Last” Hebrew letter: ( ת = tH = represents a sign or marker). Uniting the “First” and “Last” letters together: ( אָת = E-tH = is a Covenant Sign of agreement).

Even the Hebrew word: (Sabbaths = שַׁבְּתֹת = sh-B-tH-tH = Ends with the “ ת =tH = sign or marker”, of “ שַׁ = sh = Unity” within a “ בְּ = B = House =  ).

(Ex 31:13; 16; 17; Eze 20:12; 19; 20; )

See also:  Knowing Yehwah?

First and Last