Key 2620 – Democracy
Voting is considered a sacred duty by many. But they also absent-mindedly consider democracy through the same positive lens. A more considered perspective is called…
Voting is considered a sacred duty by many. But they also absent-mindedly consider democracy through the same positive lens. A more considered perspective is called…
Guru theories and other sovereignty schemes multiply as people awaken to the depth of their bondage. But few actually highlight the contracts they have made…
Were the rituals around childbirth in Leviticus 12 meant to oppress women? Or were they meant to free the new mother from the rigors of…
Nimrod was a mighty hunter [provider] before [instead of] God. Our eyes are darkened to Mystery [hidden] Babylon. The desire for benefits/welfare returned us to…
Leviticus 11 details the so-called “food laws”. Did God create arbitrary and confusing dietary requirements just to test the obedience of these people? Or was…
Promoters of progressivism apparently have good intentions for addressing social ills, but they do so by forcing their beliefs on everyone else as well as…
Leviticus 10 starts out with the devouring of Aaron’s sons by fire from the altar. But only if you understand the true metaphors of things…
The religion that claims to be wearing the direct mantle of Jesus requires a Pope. The country that claims to be the most Christian requires…
At the start of Leviticus 9, the Lord accepts Aaron’s burnt offering. But it had nothing to do with putting an animal on a pile…
There are apparently 40,000 Christian denominations, each with a different view of what a Christian is. Perhaps their requirements are a little abstract/silly—like those of…