My Home Library and My Bible

Kabbalah Secrets Christians Need to Know — Part 3: The Noahide Laws

In episode 33, I will continue my multipart series on Kabbalah. In this podcast, I will talk about the deceptive truth behind the seven Noahide Laws. This leaves behind the world of the theoretical, and it gets right down to where the rubber meets the road. The other parts of this series warn Christians to avoid deception, but this has to do with life and death. Based on the name, “Noahide,” you might expect that these laws are from the Old Testament account of Noah, but that is not the case. These laws do not come from the Bible. They come from the Babylonian Talmud, and they are interpreted through the lens of rabbis who teach Judaism and Kabbalah, such as those rabbis within the Chabad movement. The Noahide Laws affect every single genuine Christian, even if you reject Christian Zionism, the Hebrew Roots Movement, the Sacred Name Movement, and every other form of Jewish syncretism. Understanding the Noahide Laws isn’t a mere matter of doing apologetics. The Noahide Laws effectively criminalize Christianity under penalty of death. Not only that, but the Noahide Laws are an essential part of the process of “Tikkun,” which Kabbalists believe is the repair and redemption of the world, where “everything is restored to its place by the secret magic of human acts” and “leads to the Messianic Era.” In other words, these laws get Christians to participate in the witchcraft of an “antichrist.” Yet, most Christians have not noticed any of this because of the lie of “Judeo-Christian” values, morals, and ethics. This has taught Christians for generations to think in terms of “shared cultural values,” which makes the seven Noahide Laws appear to be a good thing at a first glance. As if, “why shouldn’t Christians want to embrace these seven Noahide Laws?” May God open our eyes to the truth! And whether we live or die, may Jesus Christ be glorified!

Kabbalah Secrets Christians Need to Know — Part 2: Creation, Fall, Redemption

In episode 32, I will continue a multipart series on Kabbalah. In this podcast, I will show how the devil can do nothing but present a counterfeit metanarrative regarding: God, creation, the fall, and redemption. We’ll see how in Kabbalah, “Ein Sof” is actually the creator of “Elohim,” and Elohim is part of a false trinity with “Yeshua” at the top of “Sefirot tree.” The “god” of Judaism and Kabbalah is a completely different than the God of the Bible. Modern Jews (“the synagogue of Satan”) worship a different “god” who is an impersonal, formless, and androgynous god, fallen together with his creation. Christians worship the triune God who is holy, righteous, and loving—the Savior and Redeemer of all of God’s elect. Judaism and Kabbalah are incompatible with Christianity. That’s not hateful to say, for we are no better. We are saved only by the grace of God through the atoning work of Jesus Christ. We deserve nothing but the wrath of God. Yet, by God’s grace, we are not partakers of the counterfeit, but of the real. See the difference in part 2 of this important series.

Kabbalah Secrets Christians Need to Know — Part 1: The Church Infiltrated

In episode 31, I will begin a multipart series on Kabbalah. In this podcast, (1) I’ll show how churches have been infiltrated by a massive flood of books and teachings on Jewish mysticism and Kabbalah; (2) I’ll talk about the two main sources for Jewish doctrine, which are the Talmud and Kabbalah; (3) I’ll demonstrate that Kabbalah is actually the heart of Judaism; (4) we’ll see that when rabbis refer to “Yeshua,” they are literally preaching “another Jesus;” (5) we’ll learn how they use occult practices to derive what they think is the secret, hidden, esoteric meaning of the Torah; (6) we’ll see how Jews have largely used Gentiles to infiltrate the church through Freemasonry; and finally, (7) we’ll see that Kabbalah is also the very heart of Freemasonry itself, which is often manifest in churches through symbolism and Christian Zionism. I pray that this would be a powerful and eye-opening video. May God use this to further equip his people for spiritual battle, and may he use it to lead the captives out of darkness!

Trump’s Golden Statue

In episode 30, I’ll take a look at “Don Colossus,” the idolatrous 22ft golden statue that was dedicated to Donald J. Trump. For Christians, this ought to be a huge story, and yet there has been an overwhelming silence. Nevertheless, God will not be mocked. He is jealous for his own name, and he does not share his glory with anyone. God alone is worthy of worship. While many people have ignored the erecting of this idol, it is interesting in several ways. First, while it was reported that MAGA Evangelical leaders dedicated this statue, on a closer analysis: we see only one Charismatic Zionist pastor, standing together with three Rabbis, and one of Jeffry Epstein’s clients. The story only gets more interesting from there. We will see that this was an act of worship and dedication along similar lines as Nebuchadnezzar and his golden image. This goes back to the ancient heathen idea of “divine-kingship” or the “god-king.” This image of Trump points us back to the Jews and Israel. They believe Trump is the Gentile “god-king” who will help make the way for their Jewish Messiah. This podcast will cover a lot. We will see that this statue likely has symbolic meaning in Talmudic Judaism and Kabbalah. Then, we will look at what the Bible has to say from the Old to New Testament, and how Scripture teaches one consistent message. So, this truly is an urgent video with important content that isn’t being adequately covered anywhere else.

My Home Library and My Bible

In episode 29, in answer to several requests, I will discuss what Bible translation I personally use and why. Then, I will explain my general philosophy in building a home library and make some book recommendations. This should be a fun podcast, talking a little about the Bible, books, Reformed Theology, the Puritans, and church history. However, this is also an important podcast, as we will see our great need in modern times is to look back to the old paths. I hope you enjoy!