Judge Not
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction Do not speak against one another, brethren. He who speaks against a brother or judges his brother, speaks against the law and judges the law; […]
Typology of the Grain Offering Part 1 of 2
by James Jacob Prasch Leviticus in Hebrews is V’yekra, or ‘And Yahweh Called’. Leviticus 2:1: “When anyone presents a grain offering as an offering to the Lord, his offering shall […]
Issue of Intolerance
Issue of Tolerance Another difference between Hinduism and Christianity is the tolerance towards the views of other religions. A Protestant would only be a good Protestant by following the tenants […]
The Crucified Life
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction Some people try to tell us that signs and wonders and miracles will cause the unsaved to believe. At Passover in Jesus’ time, famous rabbis […]
Jesus in the Talmud
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction One thing that distresses me, along with every other Jewish mission or evangelist to the Jews, is this: there are so many Christians who love […]
Once Saved, Always Saved
Types of Calvinism Then we have a more moderate form of Calvinism to the left of Wesleyan Arminianism known as €œFour-Point Calvinism”, and then beyond that is a €œFive-Point Calvinism” […]
Typology of the Grain Offering Part 2 of 2
Look, please, to the book of Proverbs chapter 24:13. We must always interpret Scripture in light of other Scripture. This is what we read: “My son, eat honey, for it […]
Issue of Denial of Sin, Salvation and Hell
Issue of Denial of Sin, Salvation and Hell Since individuality is illusion for the Hindu, so is free will. If free will is illusion, so is sin. And if […]
The Day of the Lord
By James Jacob Prasch The Return of Elijah’s Ministry We”re looking at the “Day of the Lord”. Now, in Hebrew the day of the Lord is not called “the Day […]
The Legacy of Jacob Part 1 of 2
by James Jacob Prasch Jacob (Ya”aqob) is my father”s grandfather”s name. I often joke that Ya”aqob means “swindler,” but actually it does not. It could be translated “supplanter,” but it […]