Tag Archives: marriage

The YouTube channel is growing/

Posted on April 7, 2023 by Pete Rambo

Shalom! I want to share where most efforts are going these days… My YouTube channel… lots of good material lately, most especially drawing an ever stronger connection between the basics, – Shabbat, Feasts, and Food – with the even more … Continue reading →

Posted in Marriage Structure, Restoring Kol Israel Series | Tagged eschatology, marriage, polygamy, polygyny, proohecy, Truth | 1 Comment

Memes! Lots of new memes!

Posted on December 17, 2022 by Pete Rambo

Check out the new memes page!

Posted in Humor, Memes | Tagged family, marriage, memes, polygyny, Torahkeeper | Leave a comment

God won’t help you defend your false doctrine!!

Posted on November 29, 2022 by Pete Rambo

Christendom committing Hara-Kiri over the Respect for Marriage Act is well deserved. The culture war is reaching fever pitch! Even in secular outlets, there is heated discussion about masculinity, feminism, patriarchy, #redpill, #MGTOW, and a thousand related topics. Everyone agrees … Continue reading →

Posted in Debate/Discussion | Tagged #redpill, false doctrine, feminism, marriage, MGTOW, polygamy, polygyny, Respect for Marriage Act, traditional marriage | 4 Comments

Two Federalist Articles Calling for Men to Be Real Men

Posted on November 24, 2022 by Brian Somers

The Federalist website posts commentary on the news and politics of the day. Recently, they posted two pieces on the “masculinity crisis” and the large number of unmarried women voting against their own interests out of fear. Whether knowingly or not, both … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged marriage, patriarchy, uncovered females | 1 Comment

Have we misunderstood Ruth?

Posted on June 29, 2022 by Pete Rambo

While having a Scripture discussion this past weekend with several men, Boaz and Ruth came up. Our topic, at the moment, was concerning concubines and the notoriously squishy definition of pilegesh (concubine) in Scripture. Someone noted that the word is … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought..., Marriage Structure | Tagged christian polygamy, concubine, hard truth, marriage, Ruth and Boaz, surrogate mother | 3 Comments

New Infographic, Stations of a Woman

Posted on April 12, 2022 by Pete Rambo

Several versions of a new infographic have been added to the Infographics page. Here is one version to share and be familiar with… Lots of Biblical truth on one page…

Posted in Marriage Structure | Tagged adultery, concubine, covered woman, marriage, reproach, woman in scripture | Leave a comment

Is polygyny ever spoken of positively in Scripture?

Posted on August 17, 2021 by Pete Rambo

Because the world has been so thoroughly duped and blinded as to who God is, they miss the blessedness of God speaking of Himself as the God of a polygamous family. Continue reading →

Posted in Marriage Structure | Tagged Creation Ideal, God of Israel, marriage, polygyny, righteousness, scripture truths | 7 Comments

Words and imported meaning… (video)

Posted on July 24, 2021 by Pete Rambo

How often do we import non-Biblical meaning into the text when we use words that have cultural baggage or accepted external meaning? How might this alter our understanding of roles and relationships between men and women?

Posted in Authority, Headship, Family Structure | Tagged adon, headship, marriage, master, patriarchy, traditional marriage, wife | 1 Comment

I need a new highlighter

Posted on July 21, 2021 by Pete Rambo

With many thanks to Pastor Daniel Eshun and his excellent book, How Did Polygamy Become a Sin?, I need a new highlighter! As my journey of research and discovery continues, I am finding more and more articulate voices crying from … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged African culture, Daniel Eshun, Greco-Roman paganism, marriage, polygamy, Western Christian error | 9 Comments

Rebuttal to Wilber and McKee, full intro

Posted on May 23, 2021 by Pete Rambo

Multiple videos in the works, details in this Intro as I rebut the numerous errors and fallacies in David Wilber’s Controversy Corner interview with JK McKee. Discuss, share, etc.. Shalom.

Posted in Restoring Kol Israel Series | Tagged David Wilber, JK McKee, kol Israel, marriage, tribalism, twelve tribes | Leave a comment

If man : woman as Messiah : Assembly, then…

Posted on April 18, 2021 by Pete Rambo

Ephesians 5:23-33 gives a very clear picture and incredibly deep statement regarding the image of ‘marriage’ and the relationship of man to woman as compared to Messiah and the Assembly. While pondering this again, last week, I realized as still … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought..., Restoring Kol Israel Series | Tagged christian theology, egalitarianism, Ephesians 5, feminism, marriage, master bondservant | 1 Comment

The ABSURDITY of David Wilber’s ‘mutual submission’ position…

Posted on March 11, 2021 by Pete Rambo

Honest scholarship demands reading both sides of an argument. Over the last several years, I have been studying and understanding what the Torah and Scripture as a whole says concerning headship and patriarchy. In the process, I read a short … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought..., Uncategorized | Tagged David Wilber, headship, marriage, misogyny, patriarchy, submission | 8 Comments

Why the Adversary LOVES Monogamy…

Posted on February 12, 2021 by Pete Rambo

We need to take a little stroll through history to identify the roots of the monogamy-only fallacy and, more importantly, why the enemy loves that fallacy! Biblical Israel was not, nor has it ever been, a monogamy-only people or nation. … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Recommendations, Restoring Kol Israel Series | Tagged Biblical Israel, marriage, Monogamy, restoration of Israel, restore the tent of David, traditional marriage | 2 Comments

Two-House Theology and Unpleasant Truth

Posted on January 1, 2021 by Pete Rambo

Cognitive dissonance is the strange discomfort of having two or more thought patterns that clash and cannot coexist. Messianic and Hebrew roots believers, and especially most Hebrew roots teachers, have a few blatant areas of cognitive dissonance that they try … Continue reading →