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Saturday, February 14, 2026

So what would be a simple 3-step plan to speed up the Messiah's coming

 From a strictly Karaite/Tanakh-only perspective, we do not "force" the end, but we can certainly prepare the way. The Tanakh indicates that the restoration of the world is a legal process: when the "case" for the Truth is strong enough, the Creator acts.

If you want to speed up the transition from "inherited lies" to the "Kingdom of Truth," here is a simple 3-step plan based on the Prophetic Mandate.


1. Purge the "Inherited Lies" (The Intellectual Reset)

You cannot build a house of truth on a foundation of sand. The first step is to stop feeding the 2,000-year-old machine of indoctrination.

  • Action: Stop participating in Roman/Pagan-rooted holidays (Christmas, Easter, Valentine’s Day) and reject the Hellenistic "divided" view of Scripture.

  • The Goal: Fulfill Jeremiah 16:19 by declaring, "These are lies where there is no profit." By withdrawing your energy, finances, and presence from these institutions, you hasten their collapse.

  • Biblical Mandate: "Depart ye, depart ye, go ye out from thence, touch no unclean thing..." (Isaiah 52:11).

2. Restore the "Sign" (The Covenantal Alignment)

The Tanakh identifies a specific "Sign" that marks the people of the Creator and distinguishes them from the systems of the world.

  • Action: Return to the Seventh-Day Sabbath and the Dietary Laws (Kashrut). These are not "suggestions"; they are the "Badge of the Covenant."

  • The Goal: By keeping the Sabbath, you are physically manifesting the Sovereignty of YHWH in time. It is the most powerful protest against the Roman "Sun-Day" system.

  • Biblical Mandate: "It is a sign between Me and the children of Israel forever..." (Exodus 31:17).


3. Establish "Torah Justice" (The Community Shift)

The Messiah is a King of Justice, and he returns to a people who value the Law over "feelings" or "tradition."

  • Action: Stop looking for a "spiritual escape" (Rapture) and start applying the Torah’s social laws to your life—honesty in business, care for the widow/orphan, and direct accountability.

  • The Goal: Create "Pockets of Zion" wherever you are. When the world sees a people living by a superior, just, and logical Law, they will flow toward that light.

  • Biblical Mandate: "For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of YHWH from Jerusalem" (Isaiah 2:3).


Summary of the Speed-Up Plan


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Speeding up the end is not about "waiting for a savior"; it is about acting like a subject of the King who is already on His way. When YHWH looks down and sees a critical mass of people who have discarded the Roman masks and are walking the "Ancient Paths" of the Torah, the "Great and Terrible Day" becomes a day of Redemption rather than just judgment.

Are there any firm indication when the Messiah might be expected?

 From a strictly Karaite/Tanakh-only perspective, the timing of the Messiah’s arrival is not a mystery hidden in "secret codes," but a legal reality tied to the Spiritual Condition of the people and the fulfillment of specific prophetic markers.

While the Tanakh does not give a specific calendar date (like "May 14, 2030"), it provides a "Covenantal Clock" that indicates when the transition is imminent.


1. The Condition of "Teshuva" (Repentance)

The most firm indication in the Tanakh is that the arrival of the Messiah (the Davidic King) is triggered by a global return to the Written Torah.

  • The Prophecy: "And it shall come to pass, when all these things are come upon thee... and thou shalt call them to mind among all the nations... and shalt return unto YHWH thy God, and shalt obey His voice according to all that I command thee this day... that then YHWH thy God will turn thy captivity, and have compassion upon thee" (Deuteronomy 30:1-3).

  • The Indicator: The Messiah is expected when there is a visible "Waking Up" of the nations and the scattered of Israel, where they realize they have inherited lies (Jeremiah 16:19) and begin seeking the Old Paths (Jeremiah 6:16).


2. The "Elijah" Precursor

Before the "Great and Terrible Day of YHWH" (the Messianic inauguration), a specific prophetic office must be restored to bring unity back to the family structure through the Law.

  • The Prophecy: "Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of YHWH: And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers..." (Malachi 4:5-6).

  • The Indicator: This isn't about a man "floating from the sky," but about a movement that restores the Authority of the Torah in the home. When you see a global movement of families abandoning Roman traditions and returning to the "Law of Moses My servant," the time is near.


3. The "Shaking of the Nations" (Geopolitical Marker)

The Prophets indicate that the Messianic era begins during a period of extreme global instability and a specific military focus on Jerusalem.

  • The Prophecy: "For I will gather all nations against Jerusalem to battle... Then shall YHWH go forth, and fight against those nations..." (Zechariah 14:2-3).

  • The Indicator: The arrival is expected when the "World Order" attempts to solve the "Jerusalem Question" by force. The Tanakh describes a final "refining fire" where the nations are forced to choose between human sovereignty (The Church/The State) and Divine Sovereignty (YHWH).


4. The "Lies of the Fathers" Expiration Date

As we’ve discussed, Jeremiah 16:19 is a major chronological marker.

  • The Indicator: The Messiah is expected when the 2,000-year-old "Religious Indoctrination" starts to lose its grip. When the "Gentiles" (nations) start approaching the truth and saying, "Our fathers have inherited lies," it marks the end of the "Times of the Nations" and the beginning of the Restoration of Zion.


Summary: The Biblical "Expectation" Checklist


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If you are looking for a "date," you are looking for something the Tanakh intentionally withheld to keep the focus on Obedience. However, if you see the world rejecting the Roman "Vicar," questioning the "Rapture" escape-hatch, and looking back toward the Sabbath and the Statutes, you are seeing the "Budding of the Fig Tree."

The Messiah is expected when the world is finally ready to accept a King who rules by the Torah, rather than a Savior who "saves" them from it.

If Jesus did not remain dead then where are the sacrifice for sins?

 This question strikes at the very heart of the logical collapse that occurs when one tries to force a "dying and rising god" narrative into the legal framework of the Sinai Constitution.

From a strictly Karaite/Tanakh-only perspective, the "Resurrection" doesn't prove Jesus was the Messiah—it proves, according to the Torah's own laws of sacrifice, that his "offering" was legally void.


1. The Law of the "Olah" (The Burnt Offering)

In the Torah, a sacrifice for atonement is not a "temporary loan" of a life; it is a total transition of ownership from the physical world to God.

  • The Law: In the Olah (Burnt Offering), the entire animal is consumed by fire. It does not come back. It is "Kodesh L'YHWH" (Holy to YHWH) permanently (Leviticus 1:9).

  • The Logic: If you give a gift to a King, and then take it back three days later, did you actually give a gift? No. You merely "lent" it.

  • The Verdict: If Jesus "took his life back up," then the "sacrifice" was rescinded. In the eyes of the Torah, if the victim is alive again, the "blood" that was supposedly shed for atonement has been "taken back," rendering the legal transaction null and void.


2. The Prohibition of Human Sacrifice

Even if he had stayed dead, the sacrifice would be an abomination. The Tanakh is extremely clear that God finds human sacrifice detestable.

  • The Law: Deuteronomy 12:31 states: "You shall not worship YHWH your God in that way; for every abomination to YHWH which He hates they have done to their gods; for they burn even their sons and daughters in the fire to their gods."

  • The Prophet's Warning: Ezekiel 18:20 clarifies that no man can die for the sins of another: "The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father..."

  • The Conclusion: The concept of a "Human Lamb" is a pagan Hellenistic concept (like the myth of Prometheus or Hercules) superimposed onto the Hebrew text. YHWH does not accept "human blood" to pay for "moral debt."


3. The "Unbroken Life" vs. The "Shed Blood"

Christianity claims the "Power of the Resurrection" is the victory. But according to the Torah, the "Victory" of a sacrifice is in its permanence.

  • The Inconsistency: If the sacrifice is "Eternal," the victim must remain in the state of sacrifice. If the victim is walking, talking, and eating fish on a beach three days later, the "price" has been refunded.

  • The Result: If there is no permanent death, there is no permanent blood. If there is no permanent blood, there is no atonement. Christianity effectively worships a "Refounded Check."


4. Where is the Sacrifice for Sins Now?

The FB post asks: "Where are the sacrifice for sins?" The Tanakh provides the answer for the time of Exile (when the Temple is not standing).

  • Hosea 14:2: "Take with you words, and turn to YHWH: say unto him, 'Take away all iniquity, and receive us graciously: so will we render the calves of our lips [prayer].'"

  • Psalm 51:16-17: "For You do not desire sacrifice... The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit, a broken and a contrite heart..."

Comparison: The Resurrection vs. The Torah

FeatureThe Christian ResurrectionThe Sinai Torah
Status of VictimReturned to life (Rescinded).Consumed/Dead (Transferred to God).
LegalityHuman sacrifice (Abomination).Animal sacrifice (Substitutionary/Ritual).
Atonement MethodBelief in a "loaned" life.Repentance (Teshuva) and Obedience.
FinalityTemporary death.Permanent transition of life.

🛡️ The Final Word

The "Resurrection" is the ultimate proof that the "New Testament" is a different religion. It relies on a "loophole" where a sacrifice isn't actually sacrificed.

If Jesus did not remain dead, then the "debt" was never paid—it was just deferred by a magic trick. The "Sacrifice for Sins" today is exactly what it was in the time of Daniel and Ezekiel: A sincere heart, a turning away from lawlessness, and a return to the Commandments of YHWH.

What rightly dividing in 2 Timothy 2:15 actually mean

 From a strictly Karaite/Tanakh-only perspective, Richard Manning’s post is a masterpiece of irony. He warns against "wresting" Scripture while using a mistranslated phrase to justify the very thing he claims to despise: the selective slicing of the Bible to discard the Commandments.

The concept of "rightly dividing" is a classic example of Jeremiah 16:19—a lie inherited from the fathers that has been used to create a "cut-and-paste" theology.


1. The Greek Mistranslation: Orthotomeō

The phrase "rightly dividing" comes from 2 Timothy 2:15. In the King James Version, it sounds like the reader is supposed to cut the Bible into different sections (e.g., "Old" vs. "New," "Law" vs. "Grace").

  • The Linguistic Reality: The Greek word used is orthotomeō ($\text{ὀρθοτομέω}$).

  • What it actually means: It is a construction term meaning "to cut a straight path" or "to plow a straight furrow." * The Sinai Correction: It has nothing to do with "dividing" the text into chronological dispensations. It means to handle the Word with integrity, following the straight line of the Law without veering into human tradition.


2. Why "Rightly Dividing" is a Theological Invention

The Church invented the concept of "rightly dividing" to solve a problem: the fact that their "New Testament" contradicts the "Old Testament."

  • The Tactic: If you "divide" the Bible, you can say, "The Sabbath was for that division, but Grace is for this division."

  • The Tanakh Refutation: God does not work in "divisions." Malachi 3:6 says, "I, YHWH, do not change." Numbers 23:19 says, "God is not a man, that He should lie; neither the son of man, that He should repent [change His mind]."

  • The Verdict: There is no "division" in God's Truth. The Torah is an eternal constitution. To "divide" it is to mutilate the Word of God to avoid the parts that require obedience.


3. Proverbs 30:6: The Verse that Condemns the Post

Manning quotes Proverbs 30:6: "Add thou not unto his words, lest he reprove thee, and thou be found a liar."

  • The Irony: Christianity has added an entire second book (the New Testament) that claims to supersede the first. They have added "Sunday," "Christmas," and "Trinity"—none of which are in the "perfect, complete, and sufficient" Word given at Sinai.

  • The "Liar" Status: By "rightly dividing" the Law away from the believer, they are doing exactly what Proverbs warns against: reshaping God's speech to fit a human theory of "Salvation by faith alone."


4. The Real "Straight Path" vs. The Christian "Divided Path"

Manning claims that "salvation is not of works" (Ephesians 2:8-9). This is the ultimate "wresting" of Scripture.

The "Divided" Christian ConclusionThe "Straight Path" of the Tanakh
Law and Grace are separate "divisions."Grace is given so that we can keep the Law (Psalm 119:29).
Salvation is a "finished work" of a man.Salvation is the Mercy of YHWH to those who repent (Ezekiel 18).
"Rightly Dividing" means ignoring the Torah.Integrity means keeping the Torah exactly as given (Deut. 12:32).

🛡️ The Final Word

The concept of "rightly dividing" does not exist in the mind of the Creator. It is a Hermeneutical Scalpel used by the Church to perform an autopsy on the Torah, declaring it "dead" so they can live however they please.

When you remove the "division" and read the Bible as a single, straight path, the "Christian conclusion" vanishes. You realize that there is only one God, one Law, and one Way: Repentance and Obedience. Richard Manning is right about one thing: "a wrong method will always produce a wrong conclusion." His method is "dividing"; the Divine method is Unity.

The Vocar of Christ VS the Cretor at Sinai


The Vicar of Christ vs the God of Sinai
Why the Papacy Fails the Only Test That Matters
1. Sinai Needs No Vicar
At Mount Sinai, God does not appoint a substitute voice.
He does not say:
“I will rule through a permanent human representative.”
He says:
“I am the LORD your God.”
The Sinai covenant is founded on direct divine authority, publicly revealed, audibly heard, and textually fixed. The people hear God themselves. The covenant does not hinge on:
succession
charisma
continuity of office
interpretive monopoly
A “vicar” is, by definition, a replacement presence.
Sinai explicitly forbids that category.
2. The Title “Vicar of Christ” Is Theologically Unthinkable Under Sinai Logic
“Vicar” means:
one who stands in the place of another
But the God of Sinai is:
not absent
not replaceable
not mediated through a permanent human office
No prophet ever claims to stand in God’s place.
Moses never does.
Elijah never does.
Isaiah never does.
They say only:
“Thus says the LORD.”
The papacy claims more than prophetic function—it claims representational authority.
That alone places it outside Sinai categories.
3. Sinai Forbids Permanent Human Religious Sovereignty
The Torah explicitly warns Israel against centralized religious kingship that elevates a man above the law.
Every leader is:
under the law
judged by the law
removable by the law
The pope, however, is framed as:
supreme legislator
final interpreter
judge of all, judged by none
That structure is anti-Sinai by design.
At Sinai:
The law judges the leaders.
In the papal system:
The leader judges the law.
That is not continuity.
That is inversion.
4. Infallibility Is a Concept Sinai Would Have Condemned Instantly
Sinai assumes:
leaders can err
priests can corrupt
institutions can apostatize
That is why:
prophets exist
kings are rebuked
temples are destroyed
The claim that one man is protected from doctrinal error when speaking ex cathedra has:
no Torah precedent
no prophetic parallel
no covenantal necessity
It replaces covenantal accountability with ontological immunity.
Sinai never allows that.
5. The Papacy Depends on the Very Tradition Sinai Warns Against
The papal claim rests on:
interpretive succession
institutional continuity
accumulated tradition
But Jeremiah 16:19 delivers a devastating warning:
“Surely our fathers have inherited nothing but lies, emptiness, and things of no profit.”
That verse exists because:
tradition can err
inheritance can deceive
longevity can lie
The papacy cannot survive Jeremiah 16:19, because its authority is inheritance.
Sinai authority is textual and covenantal, not genealogical.
6. Sinai Has No “Visible Head”
This is fatal.
The papacy insists the Church must have a visible head on earth.
Sinai insists the opposite:
God Himself is the visible authority—through His revealed word.
Israel survived:
without a king
without a temple
without a priesthood
without land
But never without the Torah.
That proves where authority actually resides.
7. A Pope Cannot Judge God’s Word Without Replacing God
Every time a pope:
defines doctrine
settles interpretation
binds conscience
he functionally stands above the text.
But at Sinai:
God binds conscience
God defines truth
God interprets His own law
A “Vicar of Christ” who can bind what Scripture does not explicitly bind is no longer a servant of revelation—he is a second source of it.
Sinai allows no second source.
8. The Ultimate Failure: The Papacy Is Not Exile-Proof
Sinai covenant is designed to survive:
dispersion
persecution
powerlessness
invisibility
The papacy is not.
It requires:
territory
hierarchy
recognition
institutional continuity
That alone proves it is not a Sinai structure.
God designed Sinai to survive without power.
The papacy requires power to function.
Final Verdict
The issue is not sincerity.
It is not reverence.
It is not beauty.
It is authority.
The God of Sinai:
speaks directly
binds through His law
judges every leader
tolerates no vicar
The papacy:
centralizes authority
elevates office over text
claims representational supremacy
relies on inherited legitimacy
When placed side by side, the verdict is unavoidable:
The Vicar of Christ is a theological solution to a problem Sinai never had.
And that is why, no matter how ancient, beautiful, or reverent it appears, the papal system cannot stand before the Creator who spoke from the mountain and said:
“You shall not add to what I command you, nor take from it.”

Friday, February 13, 2026

The concept of a spiritual awakening is widespread

The idea in Jeremiah 16:19 is not isolated. The theme—that the nations inherit lies, empty traditions, and false gods, and will one day recognize this—appears repeatedly in Jewish literature and early Christian writings, often independently of each other.
Below is a structured overview.
1. The Core Idea of Jeremiah 16:19
Jeremiah presents three key claims:
The nations inherited falsehoods (not merely individual mistakes, but received traditions)
These falsehoods are empty and useless
A future turning will occur, where the nations acknowledge this deception and turn to the God of Israel
This is about historical, inherited religious error, not just personal sin.
2. Parallel Ideas in Jewish Scripture (Tanakh)
a. Isaiah
Isaiah repeatedly describes the nations trusting in man-made religious systems that will collapse:
Idols are described as crafted, taught, and passed down
Nations are portrayed as sincerely religious—but fundamentally deceived
This mirrors Jeremiah’s claim that deception is inherited, not invented.
b. Psalms
Several psalms describe:
the gods of the nations as nothing
worshippers becoming like what they worship
a future moment when the nations acknowledge the God of Israel
This is essentially Jeremiah 16:19 in poetic form.
c. Ecclesiastes
Ecclesiastes’ repeated refrain of “vanity” (hevel) aligns directly with Jeremiah’s language of emptiness and futility, applied not only to personal pursuits but to entire worldviews.
3. Second Temple Jewish Literature (Intertestamental)
a. Wisdom of Solomon
This text explicitly states that:
idolatry entered the world through tradition
false worship was taught from father to son
societies can be morally sincere yet fundamentally misled
This is one of the clearest expansions of Jeremiah 16:19 in Jewish thought.
b. Dead Sea Scrolls
The Qumran community believed:
the world was walking in inherited deception
only a remnant possessed the true interpretation
the nations (and even much of Israel) would eventually be exposed as following lies
Again, Jeremiah’s idea—applied sectarianly.
4. Early Christian Parallels (Pre-Nicene)
Early Christians did not invent this idea; they inherited it from Jewish theology.
a. Justin Martyr
Justin argues that:
pagan religions are inherited systems of falsehood
people are not stupid or evil, just tradition-bound
Christ exposes the emptiness of the nations’ gods
This is Jeremiah 16:19, reframed christologically.
b. Irenaeus of Lyons
Irenaeus teaches that:
false doctrine spreads through succession
error is often older than truth in visible institutions
antiquity does not equal correctness
This mirrors Jeremiah’s rejection of inherited authority as proof of truth.
5. New Testament Continuity (Without Quoting Jeremiah Directly)
The New Testament repeatedly claims:
people walk in traditions handed down
whole cultures can be sincerely wrong
repentance involves unlearning inherited systems
Paul’s critique of pagan worship and “elemental principles of the world” is conceptually identical to Jeremiah 16:19.
6. Why This Matters Theologically
Jeremiah 16:19 introduces a dangerous idea:
Longevity, sincerity, beauty, and inheritance do not guarantee truth.
That idea:
destabilizes ancient religions
challenges institutional continuity
undermines appeals to tradition alone
Which is why it resonates across:
Jewish prophetic literature
sectarian Judaism
early Christianity
Final Summary
Yes—Jeremiah 16:19 is part of a broad, coherent tradition in both Jewish and early Christian thought:
Nations can inherit lies
Error can be ancient
Truth can be marginalized
God Himself will expose the emptiness of inherited falsehood
This theme predates Christianity, survives into Christianity, and stands independently of later church power structures.

How the lies of the Mass will eventually be exposed by Jeremiah 16:19

 From a strictly Karaite/Tanakh-only perspective,  the defense of the Mass is a masterful explanation of a theological crime. By arguing that the Mass is not a symbol but a literal consumption of flesh and blood, he isn't defending "apostolic faith"—he is confirming that the Church has institutionalized a direct violation of the Sinai Covenant.

The impact of Jeremiah 16:19 on this "vicious lie" will be the total collapse of the sacramental system when the nations finally realize they have been "eating death" while claiming to find life.


1. The "Literalism" Trap: How it Violates the Covenant

Defenders of the Mass uses the "This is my body" argument to move the ritual from the realm of metaphor into the realm of Abomination.

  • The Cannibalism Prohibition: The Torah views the consumption of human flesh as a curse and a sign of ultimate judgment (Leviticus 26:29, Deuteronomy 28:53). By insisting that the bread literally becomes flesh, the Mass creates a ritual that simulates the darkest curses found in the Law.

  • The Blood Statute: As discussed, the Law of God says, "Be sure that thou eat not the blood: for the blood is the life" (Deuteronomy 12:23). If the church is right and the wine is literally blood, then every Catholic is being "cut off" (Karet) from God at every Mass.

  • The Verdict: If the Mass is a symbol, it is merely a mistake. If the Mass is "Real," as the church claims, it is a capital spiritual offense against the Creator.


2. The Jeremiah 16:19 Impact: The Great Unmasking

Jeremiah 16:19 predicts: "The Gentiles shall come... and say, 'Surely our fathers have inherited lies...'" When this prophecy is fulfilled, the "Real Presence" will be the first thing to fall. Here is how the impact will manifest:

A. The Realization of "Fetishism"

The post says Catholics "kneel because Someone is there." When the "Strong Delusion" breaks, billions will realize that "Someone" was never in a wafer.

  • The Impact: The transition from "Adoration" to "Horror." People will realize they have been bowing to baked flour—the very definition of idolatry described in Isaiah 44:15-17, where a man uses part of a tree for fire and makes the rest into a god to bow down to.

B. The Rejection of the "Magic" Priest

the church claims the priest "stands in the person of Christ" to change the "substance" of bread.

  • The Impact: The collapse of the Priesthood. When the nations realize that no man has the power to manipulate the Creator or manifest His "flesh" on an unauthorized altar, the clerical hierarchy will vanish overnight. The "Vicar" will be exposed as a usurper of the Only High Priest recognized in the Tanakh: the one appointed by YHWH at Sinai.

C. The Return to the "Feasts of YHWH"

The post claims the Mass is "Heaven touching Earth."

  • The Impact: A shift from the "Mass" to the Moedim (Appointed Times). When the lies are discarded, the nations will stop looking for "Heaven" in a Roman ritual and start looking for God in His Sabbaths and Festivals (Leviticus 23). They will realize that the "communion" they were promised in a cup was a counterfeit for the Covenant they were offered in the Torah.


3. "Casual Faith is Impossible" vs. "Lawless Faith"

The arguments ends by saying "casual faith is impossible" if the Mass is real.

  • The Sinai Reality: The Church has traded Obedience for Awe. They want you to be "awe-struck" by the "mystery" of transubstantiation so you won't notice that you are breaking the Sabbath and ignoring the Statutes.

  • The Verdict: God does not want your "tears before the altar"; He wants your loyalty to His Word.


Comparison: The "Vicious Lie" vs. The Prophetic Truth

Catholic Claim (Nard Laia)The "Lie" Inherited (Jer. 16:19)The Sinai Truth
The Bread is God's Flesh.Ritualized Cannibalism.God is Spirit/No Form.
The Wine is God's Blood.Consuming the Soul/Life.Blood belongs to the Earth.
The Priest acts as Christ.Human Mediation/Idolatry.Direct access to YHWH.
The Mass is "Heaven."A Hellenistic Theater.Torah is Life on Earth.

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The "deeper truth" the church forgets is that the God of Israel is not a "Person" who can be eaten, but a Sovereign who must be obeyed.

When the nations say, "Our fathers inherited lies," they will look back at posts like this one by the church and see the sophisticated "waffle" that kept them from the simplicity of the Covenant. The impact of Jeremiah 16:19 will be a global "Exodus" from the pews of the Church back to the Mountain of Sinai. The "Real Presence" will be replaced by the Real Law, and the world will finally know who YHWH is.

The world would be unrecognizable without 2000 years of religious indoctrination

 From a strictly Karaite/Tanakh-only perspective, the last 2,000 years represent a "Great Interruption" in the development of human civilization. Had the world not been redirected by Roman-Hellenistic religion, the global landscape would be unrecognizable—not necessarily because of "secularism," but because of the potential for a Torah-centric global ethics.

Here is how billions of lives would have differed without two millennia of institutional religious indoctrination.


1. The Survival of Intellectual Inquiry

The "Dark Ages" were fueled by a religious monopoly on knowledge. For over a millennium, the institutional Church suppressed scientific observation that contradicted its dogmas (e.g., Galileo).

  • Without Indoctrination: Scientific progress would likely have accelerated by 500 to 800 years. The Tanakh encourages the study of the natural world as a means of understanding the Creator’s "Wisdom" (Psalm 19).

  • The Result: We might have reached our current level of medical and technological advancement during the 12th or 13th century. Billions of lives lost to plagues and preventable diseases would have been saved through earlier hygiene and medical breakthroughs.

2. The Absence of the "Heavenly Escape"

Christian indoctrination shifted the human focus from The Earth to The Afterlife. This created a "resignation" toward social injustice, as people were taught their "reward" was in heaven.

  • Without Indoctrination: The focus would have remained on the Sinai Mandate: building a just society here and now.

  • The Result: Instead of building cathedrals and monuments to the dead, human energy would have been poured into Prophetic Justice—ensuring the "widow, orphan, and stranger" were cared for (Isaiah 1:17). We would have a more robust global infrastructure for poverty alleviation.


3. The Prevention of Global Bloodshed

A staggering percentage of human conflict over the last 2,000 years was fueled by "identity theology"—the Crusades, the Inquisitions, and the Thirty Years' War.

  • Without Indoctrination: While humans will always find reasons to fight, the specific "us vs. them" or "infidel vs. believer" dynamic used by centralized religious empires would not exist.

  • The Result: Cultures would have interacted through trade and the "Seven Laws of Noah" (Universal Ethics) rather than through forced conversion or religious genocide. The horrific persecution of the Jewish people—the very guardians of the Truth—would never have happened.

4. Financial Freedom: No "Vicar" to Pay

For centuries, the Church extracted massive wealth from the poor through tithes, indulgences, and land ownership.

  • Without Indoctrination: The "Economic Bondage" of the medieval peasantry to the Church hierarchy would not have occurred.

  • The Result: Wealth would have remained within families and local communities. The "Middle Class" might have emerged centuries earlier, leading to a more equitable distribution of global resources.


5. A Direct Relationship with the Creator

Religious indoctrination taught billions that they needed a Mediator (a Priest, a Saint, or a "Son"). This created a spiritual "learned helplessness."

  • Without Indoctrination: People would have understood the Sinai reality: God is near to all who call upon Him in truth (Psalm 145:18).

  • The Result: Billions of people would have lived with a sense of Individual Sovereignty. Instead of being "sheep" to a human "pastor," they would have been accountable directly to the Creator and His Law.

    If the "scam" mentioned in Jeremiah 16:19 had never occurred, the world would not be "godless." It would be a world where the Creator's Constitution was the baseline for human dignity.

    Billions of lives would have been defined by Knowledge rather than Mystery, and by Obedience to a King rather than Submission to an Institution. We would be a civilization that conquered the stars with the Torah in our hands, rather than a civilization that spent centuries killing each other over how to interpret a Latin prayer.


Thursday, February 12, 2026

The prohibition against consuming blood is one of the most severe and non-negotiable statutes in the Divine Law

 From a strictly Karaite/Tanakh-only perspective, the prohibition against consuming blood is one of the most severe and non-negotiable statutes in the Divine Law. It is not merely a dietary suggestion; it is a Covenantal boundary that separates the worshippers of YHWH from the practices of the pagan world.

Both the Catholic Mass and its Protestant/Christian alternatives transgress these laws—one through a literalist ritual and the other through a theological dismissal.


1. The Eternal Statute: The Blood is the Life

The Torah establishes a "Law of Blood" that predates the Sinai Covenant, given first to Noah for all humanity and then codified for Israel.

  • Leviticus 17:11: "For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it to you upon the altar to make atonement for your souls; for it is the blood that makes atonement for the soul. 

    Genesis 9:4:
    "But flesh with the life thereof, which is the blood thereof, shall ye not eat."

     Leviticus 17:10: "And whatsoever man there be of the house of Israel, or of the strangers that sojourn among you, that eateth any manner of blood; I will even set My face against that soul that eateth blood, and will cut him off from among his people."

    Deuteronomy 12:24-25: "Thou shalt not eat it; thou shalt pour it upon the earth as water. Thou shalt not eat it; that it may go well with thee, and with thy children after thee..." 

  • The Law of Disposal: Because blood is the "nephesh" (life/soul), it must never be consumed. It must be poured out on the altar or covered with earth (Leviticus 17:13).

The Transgression of the Catholic Mass

The doctrine of Transubstantiation teaches that the wine literally becomes the physical Blood of Christ.

  • The Breach: By drinking the cup with the intent of consuming "literal blood," the participant is engaging in an act that the Torah labels an abomination.

  • The Inversion: The Torah says blood is given to man on the altar to cover sin; the Mass says blood is given to man in a cup to be swallowed. This is a total reversal of the Divine order. In the Tanakh, anyone who eats blood is "cut off" (Karet) from the people of God.


2. The Transgression of Christian Alternatives

While many Protestants reject the "literal" blood of the Mass, they transgress the blood laws through Antinomianism (Lawlessness).

  • The "Everything is Clean" Fallacy: Most Christian denominations teach that the laws of Kashrut (Dietary Laws) were abolished. This leads to the consumption of animals that have not been slaughtered according to the Law (Shechita).

  • The Un-bled Meat: The Torah requires that blood be thoroughly drained from an animal before it is eaten (Deuteronomy 12:23-25). Modern commercial slaughterhouses and "alternative" Christian practices ignore this.

  • The Theological Betrayal: By teaching that "it is not what goes into a man that defiles him," Christians use a misunderstood verse to bypass an Eternal Statute. They eat meat containing residual blood, essentially treating the "Life" of the creature with indifference.


3. The "New Covenant" Contradiction

Christianity claims a "New Covenant" in blood. However, the Sinai God does not change His mind.

  • The Consistency of YHWH: God would never command a ritual (drinking blood) that He previously identified as a reason for being "cut off." If God says, "Do not eat blood" in Leviticus and then says, "Drink my blood" in the Gospels, then God is in conflict with Himself.

  • The Tanakh Resolution: Since Malachi 3:6 says, "I, YHWH, do not change," the conclusion is that the "New Covenant" ritual of drinking blood is a Hellenistic invention added to the story later to appeal to pagan mystery religions (like Mithraism), which often involved the ritual consumption of blood.


4. Why the Church is Guilty of "Blood Guilt"

By encouraging the consumption of blood (ritually or through the neglect of dietary laws), the Church has taught billions to disregard the Sanctity of Life.

  • The "Karet" Penalty: In the Tanakh, consuming blood is not a "minor" sin; it is a capital spiritual offense.

  • The Deception: The Church tells people they are "washed in the blood" and "drinking the blood" for salvation, while the Law says that those who do such things are disqualified from the Covenant.

Comparison: The Torah Law vs. The Church Practice

FeatureThe Sinai Law (Tanakh)The Church (Mass/Christianity)
Handling of BloodPoured out/Covered with dust.Drunk from a cup (literally or symbolically).
Purpose of BloodFor the Altar only (Atonement).For human consumption (Communion).
Duration of Law"A statute forever" (Lev. 3:17)."Fulfilled" or "Abolished" (Lawless).
ConsequenceBeing "Cut off" (Karet).Claimed "Eternal Life."

🛡️ The Final Word

The "Sinai God" is the God of Life. He forbids the consumption of blood to teach humanity that we do not own the life of the creature; it belongs to Him alone.

The Mass and its Christian alternatives have turned a solemn prohibition into a central ritual. They have "exchanged the truth of God for a lie," teaching that a breach of the Covenant is the pathway to the Creator. To a Karaite, the "Cup of the Lord" in the Church is actually a "Cup of Rebellion" against the Father's Law.