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Without the #torah, there is no salvation.

"You worship what you do not know; we worship what we know, for salvation is from the Jews."
(Joh 4:22)

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Strong drink is raging

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The new moon was spotted in Israel the evening of 1/12. Happy New Moon Triumph In Truth family!

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This evening, at 8:30pm CDT, is the PREMIERE of our new Home Worship Video Resource over on our YouTube channel! Let's fellowship together and get into YAH's Word. See you soon!

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Beware of men, for they will deliver you over to courts and flog you in their synagogues, and you will be dragged before governors and kings for my sake, to bear witness before them and the Gentiles.
Matthew 10:17-18

If you truly speak and live the words of #yeshua, you will be hated and falsely accused by atheists, pagans, and even "Christian" leaders who are threatened by the truth. Prideful people often use religion as a means to stroke their own egos. They will attack you more viciously than anyone else.

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Let’s start prepping for Shabbat this evening!

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Hard Question:

What do you think of a now pastor that was once a pedophile?

A- Should he never become a pastor?
B- He might be reformed?

Most importantly, is this person EVER worthy of baptizing other's?

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A. They tend to become pastors to prey on others easier because people believe they are reformed. I speak from multiple experiences with pedos in my life.

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There is a distinction between a molester and a pedophile. The words are not interchangeable.

A molester abuses a child, possibly only one. It is not necessarily a pattern, nor is the person driven by a desire for children.

A pedophile is driven by a lust for having sex with children and is driven to actively pursue it. A pedophile usually has many victims.

Psychologically speaking, a molester can be reformed, but a pedophile, no. Pedophiles are on record confirming this.

Having said that, I see sexual abuse, whether a pedophile or a molester, as a theft of the child's innocence. Also, since the child is basically trapped with no options, they are (in a sense) kidnapped. The Bible designates kidnapping as a capital offense. Exo 21.

Should such a person be a pastor? I would say not. The fact they are still alive is gift enough. But putting them into leadership, to me, sends a wrong message. The crime is so light it can be forgiven to the degree of becoming a leader? We have to be serious on these crimes, not light. The person should be executed, or at least jailed.

The other concerning thing is whether this man told or was told on. If it is only coming out because of the victim, hmmm. On the other hand, is there proof? We must not condemn someone without proof.