Tag Archives: John Calvin

The Holy Spirit and Lawlessness

Posted on November 7, 2015 by Pete Rambo

Does the Holy Spirit lead us into lawlessness? Indeed, can He? This morning, while reading Ray Gardner’s Study Notes on Genesis 24, I came across the following quote. The last paragraph struck me. My notes follow. Eliezer = El is … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged Christian false religion, elephants, Holy Spirit, John Calvin, lawlessness, rebellion, religion | 5 Comments

Sunday School, P.7 ‘Who Said?’ & ‘I Am The Truth…’

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Pete Rambo

This week, I began the Sunday school class that I am guest teaching with a little ‘game.’ – A quite shocking game of ‘Who said?’ The class member faces said what I felt the first time I read some of … Continue reading →

Posted in Sunday School | Tagged Adolf Hitler, antisemitism, I am the way the truth and the life, John Calvin, John Chrysostom, Martin Luther | 11 Comments

What ‘Word of God’ was Yeshua referring to?

Posted on January 16, 2014 by Pete Rambo

In the same manner Christendom likes to equivocate on the meaning of ‘commandments,’ it is not uncommon to find them altering the plain meaning of ‘the word of God,’ in the text. Consider this text and what it means, But … Continue reading →

Posted in Deeper Study | Tagged Baptist, christendom, false doctrine, father, Hebrew Roots, HRM, John Calvin, Martin Luther, mother, Presbyterian | 2 Comments

A Great Irony in Christian Theology…

Posted on December 18, 2013 by Pete Rambo

So, let me get this straight… Israel was free when they were obedient to God’s Torah, but sent into bondage when they repeatedly disobeyed it, but Christendom is ‘free’ when they ignore God’s Torah and ‘in bondage’ if they rightly … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged christian theology, freedom, John Calvin, Martin Luther, New to Torah, reformed theology, westminster confession, Yeshua | 10 Comments

Aspartame vs. Honey

Posted on December 1, 2013 by Pete Rambo

A number of months ago, I began using honey in my morning coffee instead of refined sugar. In fact, because we have bees, my wife began substituting honey in a number of places in our family’s diet. Well, late last … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged aspartame, doctrines of men, honey, honey bear, John Calvin, john knox, Martin Luther, pagan holidays, roman catholic, sweetners, theology, Torah, Truth, Westminster Confession of Faith | 5 Comments

Healing our land – 2 Chronicles 7:14

Posted on November 29, 2013 by Pete Rambo

My comment for this video: AMEIN! Bro, I was working on a piece about this very passage and the surrounding context last week, but didn’t finish it! You nail the high points. Even more significant is that in this ‘If-Then’ … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Post | Tagged 2 Chronicles 7:14, ARP, Babylon, come out of her, forever, Jerusalem, John Calvin, King Solomon, Martin Luther, Olam, prophecy, reformed presbyterian, Torah, whore of babylon, Yerushlayim | Leave a comment

10 Paradigm-shifting Old Testament Verses

Posted on November 16, 2013 by Pete Rambo

A few days ago I published a piece titled ‘10 Paradigm-shifting New Testament Verses.’ It was a piece that generated more discussion than anything I have published to date on this blog. Great discussion thread!! Good! Discussion and thinking are … Continue reading →

Posted in Deeper Study | Tagged abraham, Arminius, Baptist, Bunyan, commandments, false doctrine, false messiah, false theology, forever, Grass withers, Jesus, John Calvin, keeping commandments, Martin Luther, Presbyterian, prophecy, righteousness, roman catholic, Roman Catholicism, theology, Torah, Westminster Confession of Faith, Yahweh, Yeshua, YHWH | 12 Comments

The Error of Dividing the Law

Posted on October 5, 2013 by Pete Rambo

For centuries, millenia, really, Christendom has embraced an error that it calls the ‘Three-Fold Division of the Law.’ It is particularly prevalent in Reformed circles, sometimes even called a ‘cornerstone’ of reformed teaching. Most all other main streams of theology … Continue reading →