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10 Paradigm-shifting New Testament Verses

Posted on November 9, 2013 by Pete Rambo

Maybe I’m the only person this happens to, but have you ever read a verse that you’ve read a 100 times, but suddenly you ‘see’ it totally differently? Like a bolt of lightning, or a V-8 moment, you suddenly understand … Continue reading →

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Equivocating on ‘commandments’….

Posted on June 14, 2013 by Pete Rambo

One of the great travesties of our generation, maybe intentionally wrought, is the lack of training we have concerning the basic rules of logic and logical fallacies. Today, I want to explain the logical fallacy called ‘equivocation’ and demonstrate how … Continue reading →

Posted in Deeper Study | Tagged Christian, doctrine, Hebrew Roots, Martin Luther, protestant, protestantism, religion, roman catholic, theology, Torah, Truth, tzitzit, Yahweh, Yeshua | 6 Comments