Topical Articles (cont.)
Is the
Apostles' Creed Apostolic?
Abstract: Long used in Church liturgy the Apostles' Creed ranks
as a favorite creed of Christians. The Creed presumes to represent
the teaching of the original apostles, but while the affirmations
are generally factual, the Jewish roots of the Christian faith are
completely absent. (13 pp.)
A Hebrew
Faith
Abstract:
From the beginning
of the world there were noted men of God, such as Abel, Enoch, Noah
and Job, who led exemplary lives and spoke for God, but
one man is distinguished in Scripture as the father of the people of
God and that man was a Hebrew (Gen 14:13). This article
explores the nature of that faith, what happened to it in Church
history and what should be done to restore the true faith of the
Jewish apostles.
(5 pp.)
The Error of Pacifism
Abstract:
Since the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001
national leadership has engaged in a war against Islamic jihadists. Many Christians have
engaged in a debate that hasn’t occurred since the Viet
Nam War, some taking the pacifist position because of believing that
Yeshua’s command to love one’s enemies cannot be reconciled with
killing one’s enemies. This monograph provides a biblical
point of view on the legitimacy of military service and the rationale
for waging war.
(8 pp.)
The Land is Not
Palestine
Abstract: A gross
error
frequently occurring among Christian leaders and in Christian publications is
calling or labeling the Land
given by divine covenant to Jacob and his posterity as “Palestine.”
(3
pp.)
The Lie of Replacement Theology
Abstract: For centuries Christianity has taught that God
rejected Israel, reneged on His covenantal promises and replaced the nation with the Church. The Bible
says that God DID NOT reject Israel. Who do you believe? (4
pp.)
Polygamy
Abstract: Polygamy has “come out of the closet” and
many people are discussing this cultural phenomenon for the first time. What are the
origins and rationale for polygamy? Is polygamy an abominable evil
or a biblically sanctioned practice? (14
pp.)