Biblical Studies

— THE SCROLLS —

These are focused book studies — narrowed down to a single theme, subject, or argument. The full book, distilled to what actually matters. No filler, no fluff, just what the author found and whether Scripture backs it up.

"All Scripture is breathed out by God." — 2 Timothy 3:16

— SCRIPTURE UNFILTERED —

Passage by passage. Verse by verse. No denominational filter, no traditional spin — just the text opened up the way it was written to be read. Some of it will wreck what you were taught. That's the point.

"Study to show yourself approved." — 2 Timothy 2:15

— BURIED IN PLAIN SIGHT —

This is the historical record of how Christianity drifted — where its doctrines actually came from, what councils decided them, what Rome enforced, and what the Reformation refused to fix. Church history that the church doesn't teach.

"Ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is." — Jeremiah 6:16

— PARABLES —

These are not studies of biblical parables — these are original parables written to carry hard truth in a way that a straight lecture never could. They're meant to be engaging. The truth inside them is anything but comfortable.

"To you it has been given to know the secrets of the kingdom." — Matthew 13:11

— THE TRINITY FILES —

Every verse trinitarians use to defend their doctrine — examined, dismantled, and returned to its original context. One verse at a time, one file at a time. If the case is as strong as they claim, it should be able to survive scrutiny.

"Test everything; hold fast what is good." — 1 Thessalonians 5:21

— TRINITY STUDIES —

Topical studies that expose how deeply trinitarian assumptions have shaped the way we read Scripture. Some correct outright errors. Others simply reveal what the text actually says once the doctrinal lens is removed.

"Study to show yourself approved." — 2 Timothy 2:15

— WORD STUDIES —

His name was changed. Key words were swapped. Covenantal meaning was buried under centuries of translation and tradition. These studies go back to the Hebrew and Greek to recover what the text actually says — before the translators got to it.

"My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge." — Hosea 4:6

— THE LAW STILL STANDS —

Scripture never said the Torah was abolished. That idea came from centuries of misread letters and mistranslated verses. These studies go back to the text and make the case that the Law was never nailed to anything — and that keeping it still matters.

"Your Torah is truth." — Psalm 119:142

— THE FEASTS —

Yahuah set appointed times in Scripture — specific, named, and tied to His covenant with His people. Christianity replaced them with holidays borrowed from somewhere else entirely. Both calendars are laid out here. You decide which one belongs to Him.

"These are my appointed feasts." — Leviticus 23:2