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Cochin Hebrew Manuscripts crushing false doctrines!

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My mission has been to focus on translation of the Cochin Hebrew manuscripts. Brian and Janice have been primarily involved in the translation of “The scroll of mysteries, Letter of James and the book of Matthew.” Me and my team have been focusing on key doctrinal verses that the enemy has been using to destroy the seed of the woman.

I have attached some photos below that expose 1Cor 7:36-38. Especially exposing the lie in 38 that says: “So also, whoever marries does well, but whoever does not marry will do better.”

I always knew that Paul was not encouraging anyone to be unmarried!

Additionally, the verse about Aquila and Priscilla has been exposed as false as well. Many women in churchianity try and use the vets at Acts 18:26 to try and advocate for female teachers and leadership in the congregation because Priscilla’s name was “Mentioned” before her husband, claiming that she was taking the lead in teaching Apollos. (Wa wa waaaa… 😭) 1Tim 2:11,12 clearly states: “Let a woman learn in silence with full submissiveness. I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man, but she is to remain silent.”

And the Cochin exposes the Greco Roman lie found in the Greek Manuscripts.

We are living in a time now, where the father is exposing the lies of the Greco Roman man of lawlessness who misled the entire inhabited earth off of this flawed, corrupt Greek translation of the gospels. Yes we can find great truths in the Greek, but the Bible writers were all Hebrews. The Cochin has been hidden and a conspiracy has been waging between two jealous wives, the Jews and the Gentiles.

As spoken of by the prophet Zechariah chapter 4, Paul in Romans 11 and John in Revelation (Mysteries) 11, God will graft them into one. And the two witnesses will be killed in the streets, but then God will make us one.

Anyone who is interested in translation and understanding the Cochin, feel free to reach out to me.

Shabbos Shalom.
 

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One of the most dangerous and frequently soul damning missteps we can make as human beings has to do with assuming that so very late in the eschatological day we finally have discovered some secret gnostic wisdom that turns all of history on its head.

The Watchtower is guilty of this, as you well know. But spiritual vagabonds, patriarchs that are a law unto themselves, are really just Mini-Watchtowers, too. Respectfully, you should know better. You just came out of a false cult. Maybe hold off on the teaching for a bit. After all, the Scriptures do say "not a novice" (1 Tim. 3:6). I'm not saying this to offend. I'm saying this because James 3:1 is serious business.

We ought to be so very circumspect whenever our flesh and our spirit just so happen to agree on an issue.

Paul absolutely promoted celibacy as a devout and acceptable lifestyle for Christians who feel called to focus on serving the Lord and have the gift of continence. Centuries of Ante-Nicene asceticism affirm this.

Our Lord Himself spoke well of those who had made themselves eunuchs for the kingdom of God, and it is impossible to exegetically demonstrate that He was married or had children.

One of the more dangerous facets of the pro-polygyny community is this very Presbyterian idea that by having big families we are adding to the kingdom of God. God has no grandchildren. Many children who have the benefits of a Christian upbringing become twofold sons of Hell.

By all means, be fruitful and multiply, but understand that at the end of the day, Saul could have a kid like Jonathan and David could have a kid like Absalom.

While polygyny is no where forbidden, it is also no where positively commanded. But there are many things which are positively commanded, such as preferring one another, denying ourselves, esteeming others as greater than ourselves, going without lawful things to not lay a stumbling block before others, loving others as we love ourselves, not forsaking the assembling of saints, etc., and all of these things may situationally make polygyny a complete non-starter for a circumspect follower of Christ.

Paul asks rhetorically if one is offended, and he burns not. He elsewhere says he will gladly spend and be spent for fellow believers. He plainly states that he will not eat meat (which is lawful) if it offends his brother.

Where is this same spirit displayed here in this community?

Who has acknowledged the lawfulness of polygyny and maintained its inexpediency?

Who has had both a desire and opportunity to add to their family and laid it down for the sake of others?

Who here rather than declare and defend their rights has laid them aside as our Lord did?

All of these ideas around self-denial and marriage are bound up in the ideas of continence, singleness and chastity. They’re spiritual sinews stitched together in the context of presenting our bodies as living sacrifices, which is said to be our reasonable service.

Think on these things, friends, lest you all lead those with itching ears towards ecclesiastical autonomy and carnal excess and yet prove to be castaways. For those who make themselves teachers will face a greater condemnation and a stricter judgement.

I write these things in love. God has preserved His Word. We needn’t squint at scraps of papyri any longer.
 
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