Bryson Gray, who had me on a few months back to discuss Orthodoxy, comes on for a debate on the subject he finds most compelling – the status of the Law. Bryson describes himself as a “Christian who keeps the Torah” and takes issue with our view. We will have a formal debate on the […]
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Part 1 “Episode 33 of Champions of the Light: Jay Dyer joins us to talk about Orthodoxy and we ask some tough questions.” I was invited on and wasn’t sure what to expect and we ended up with a fiesty debate between myself and Mike, a follower of Urantia. In the second discussion things simmered […]
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By A.B. Abrams for the Saker Blog Marking the 75th anniversary of the foundation of the Korean Workers’ Party, today the oldest ruling party in the world, a major military
We often miss the cosmic scope of our battle being the entire history of mankind and his destiny as bound up with those of the angelic hosts and their primeval choice, for God or for evil. Likewise, we must also engage in that cosmic spiritual battle to find our true covenantal telos!
We move to the next section of Genesis covering the difficult and controversial chapter of the call to sacrifice Isaac. We will explore the typology, as well as the significance of this passage in terms of the ancient apologetic. We will also cover the significance of Sodom and Lot in 19. For the full talk, subscribe to JaysAnalysis. LIVE at 7PM CST
In our Bible series we move to the next installment – the Abrahamic covenant. We will see how is the model of the covenant for the inclusion of Gentiles, according to St Paul, as Abraham himself was a Gentile. Abraham is the famous convert, and for St. Paul is the model of the convert as see he looked forward to the coming Messiah. The full talks are available for those who subscribe to JaysAnalysis.com. Live at 5 PM CST
Joseph in Egypt: A Myth
I confess: I don’t believe in the biblical story of Joseph. Quite aside from the fanciful notion that Joseph built the pyramids for grain storage (as alleged by Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson), I don’t believe in the Bible character himself–any more than I believe in Prometheus, Rama, or the Yellow Emperor of Chinese mythology.
The most recent Zionist reiterations of the claim to “eternal” Jewish ownership of East Jerusalem—as part of an “undivided, eternal capital of Israel” as specified by a “Basic Law” passed by the Israeli Knesset in 1980–make me want to review the Bible tales about Israel and specifically the city of Jerusalem.
