Tag Archives: patriarchy

Blog Talk Radio last night w Pastor Dowell

Posted on May 20, 2023 by Pete Rambo

In case you missed it, I was invited to be on blog talk radio last night with Pastor Dowell and the StraitWay family. What a blessing to fellowship this weekend with these brothers of Israel. The broadcast was entirely unscripted … Continue reading →

Posted in Restoring Kol Israel Series | Tagged Geno Jennings, headship, Pastor Dowell, patriarchy, polygyny, protocol, Straitway, Suuqiina | 1 Comment

Father-Son, Men’s Weekend! Masculinity building and basic firearms safety!! May 26-28,2023, NE GA!!

Posted on January 28, 2023 by Pete Rambo

Together with The Revolting Man, we are hosting a rustic father-son camping weekend at a remote range where we can teach and practice some basic firearms safety and skills. There is no cost for the site so your only expense … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged camping, firearms safety, masculinity, patriarchy, rifle range, small arms | 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

Book Review: No More Mr. Nice Guy by Dr. Robert Glover

Posted on July 9, 2022 by Gunnar Rambo

Men, do you struggle with seeking approval from others, repressing your feelings, making your woman your emotional center, being manipulative, having difficulty setting boundaries, and having intimacy issues with your woman? Do you find yourself blaming others for the mistakes … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Recommendations | Tagged Dr. Robert Glover, feminism, Nice Guy Syndrome, No More Mr. Nice Guy, patriarchy, red pill masculinity | Leave a comment

Do you avoid some topics?

Posted on March 19, 2022 by Pete Rambo

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged Feasts of the Lord, Jesus is still a Jew, patriarchy, pork is unclean, shabbat, Torah is still true | 1 Comment

WHY?!? Why does a woman need to be covered?

Posted on February 24, 2022 by Pete Rambo

Yesterday’s post about the place of a single woman in kol Israel sparked some spirited conversation in several places, but it was my early morning Telegram message this morning that made my brain explode!! Let me explain. The Telegram was … Continue reading →

Posted in Restoring Kol Israel Series | Tagged patriachy, patriarchy, redeemer, restoration of kol Israel, soteriology, theology | 6 Comments

What place does a single woman have in kol Israel? (Updated)

Posted on February 23, 2022 by Pete Rambo

Well, here’s a topic sure to trigger a lot of people! The answer is quite simple, but since our Greco-Roman ‘enlightened’ culture is so far removed from Scripture, I’ll try to pull a few threads together before giving a very … Continue reading →

Posted in Restoring Kol Israel Series | Tagged authority structure, egalitarian lie, feminism is a lie, God is a patriarch, matriarchy is evil, patriarchy | 4 Comments

Bible basics re: Divorcées, Widows, and Orphans

Posted on September 5, 2021 by Pete Rambo

Our latest video digs into the Scriptural basics of divorce, widows, and orphans. What western postmodern Christianity teaches and believes is decidedly at odds with Scripture. Dig in and see what Scripture says.

Posted in Marriage Structure, Restoring Kol Israel Series | Tagged covering, divorce, orphan, patriarchy, remarriage, widow | Leave a comment

Lunch in Indian Land

Posted on August 25, 2021 by Pete Rambo

The last two days have again confirmed that we can’t put YHVH in a box! About a year ago, I revealed that where I used to think people come to Torah through one of three doors -Shabbat, Feasts, Food – … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged fellowship, Indian Land, Jacob's Tent, patriarchy, polygyny, Torahkeeper | Leave a comment

Comparing Servant Leadership to Biblical Lordship

Posted on August 15, 2021 by Brian Somers

I’ve heard of servant leadership and have tried to practice it in my family. Somehow it didn’t work all that well. In the last couple of years I’ve been learning and implementing Biblical patriarchy in my family and “servant leadership” … Continue reading →

Posted in Authority, Headship, Family Structure | Tagged Biblical truth, feminism, headship, lordship, patriarchy, servant leadership | Leave a comment

Tearing down the Asherim

Posted on August 4, 2021 by Pete Rambo

In recent weeks, I have been researching the connections between Asherah, the Canaanite fertility goddess, and the ‘Queen of Heaven.’ Asherah, or some derivative (Asherim, Asheroth), is used about 40 times in the Tanak while the ‘Queen of Heaven‘ is … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought..., Authority, Headship, Family Structure | Tagged Asherah, idolatry, paganism, patriarchy, Queen of Heaven, Statue of Liberty | 10 Comments

Exposing the fallacy of ‘Monogamy is a Creation Ideal’

Posted on July 30, 2021 by Pete Rambo

This week I found a terrific short paper by Tom Shipley that sticks a dagger in the ‘Monogamy is a Creation Ideal’ doctrine. While I, and many others, have demonstrated multiple errors and fallacies with the ‘Creation Ideal’ doctrine, few … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged Biblical marriage, Creation Ideal, headship, Jacob, monogamy fallacy, patriarchy | 3 Comments

‘Compromised Clergy’ who love not the truth!

Posted on July 28, 2021 by Pete Rambo

Increasingly, I am finding men of steel who understand the seriousness of the battle in which we are engaged. Men who speak truth to power. Men who call into account those who claim to be shepherding the flock… Here are … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought..., Deeper Study | Tagged Brian Kelson, dogs bark, patriarchy, polygyny, Tom Shipley, Truth about marriage | 3 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?