Understanding the Prophecy In Part Two, Tom moves beyond foundational concepts and tackles the deeper conflict: how Paul’s writings are often misunderstood to suggest the law has been abolished. By carefully examining context—especially passages like Colossians 2 and Acts 15—this teaching shows that Paul is not opposing God’s law, but correcting a false method of…
Understanding the Prophecy Many believers have been taught to think of law and grace as opposites, but Scripture presents them in harmony. In this teaching, Tom examines Yeshua’s own words, along with key passages from the Old and New Testaments, to show that grace does not abolish God’s law—it establishes it. The law reveals sin,…
Understanding the Prophecy Colossians 2:16 is often quoted to argue against keeping the Sabbath or biblical festivals—but is that what Paul was actually saying? This teaching carefully examines the full context of Colossians 2 and reveals a very different message. Rather than abolishing God’s appointed times, Paul is addressing a conflict between the traditions of…
Paul vs Torah: A Biblical Response to Common Misunderstandings Many Christians have been taught that the writings of the Apostle Paul prove that the law (Torah) was done away with. Let’s compare that common idea with Paul’s own words. Understanding the Teaching Few topics create more confusion in Scripture than the writings of Paul—especially when…
Bible Prophecy 101: A Foundation for Understanding the End Times Bible prophecy is not meant to confuse or intimidate—it is meant to reveal, prepare, and guide God’s people in the final days. Scripture contains a significant amount of prophetic content, woven throughout both the Old and New Testaments. These prophecies were given through inspired messengers…
Understanding the Prophecy The prophecy of Gog and Magog in Ezekiel 38–39 has sparked intense discussion among students of Bible prophecy. Many modern interpretations attempt to identify specific nations and predict future geopolitical conflicts based on this passage. However, interpreting the prophecy correctly requires understanding an important biblical principle: conditional prophecy. In this teaching, we…
Understanding the Prophecy One of the most important principles for understanding Bible prophecy is the concept of conditional prophecy. Many prophetic passages in Scripture were given with conditions attached—even if those conditions were not always explicitly stated. Throughout the Old Testament, prophets warned nations and individuals about coming judgments. Yet in many cases, those outcomes…
