Beginner Assistance
Welcome to the Kingdom of God Family! Your first steps, trusting in God, are important. In this section, you will find videos and information to help you learn about the Bible, Scripture, how to find a good Christian fellowship, and more.
Beginner Videos
Introduction to the Beginner's Section
Water Baptism
900 Bible Translations - Choosing One
Demystifying Scripture - Part 1
Demystifying Scripture - Part 2
Demystifying Scripture - Part 3
Spiritual Domains - Part 1
Kingdom Living Part 1
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Overview for Beginners
Genesis of Modern Christianity
Today, Christianity has over 2,000 denominations all claiming to follow Jesus—yet they hold quite different traditions and teachings. It's no wonder Christians feel confused, particularly new believers. Many teachings are rooted in human customs rather than original Hebrew Scriptures, and sometimes contradict scripture. Examples include Christmas and Easter celebrations, which replace Jewish festivals. Where are Easter Eggs in the Bible? Where is worship of the Sun God? Yeshua wasn't born on Christmas Night or Christmas Day - Constantine and other Roman politicians imposed these notions to align with other pagan Roman Celebrations.
If you’re seeking a genuine, saving relationship with God, it can require unlearning some of what you think about Christianity, and (re)learning what Scripture teaches - then doing it. In short, "saving faith" is a relationship and a way of life. It's a good idea to make a list of action items for yourself, lest time pass and no actual change occur in your life. This Beginner section is designed to help new believers in the Kingdom of God.
We begin with a discussion of how Christianity evolved into its current form in Western countries, and what constitutes a saving relationship with Jesus, followed by some action items to get you started on the right foot. The rest of this Overview covers.
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Who is Jesus for Gentile Believers?
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English Bible Translations Are Not the Original Scriptures.
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The Old Testament Was—and Still Is—Scripture.
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Kingdom Believers Worshipped in Synagogues.
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Why Many Jews Distrust Christianity.
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The Great Split: How Satan Fractured the Family of God.
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The One New Man: God’s Integrated Kingdom People.
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Kingdom Believers: New Identity + New Authority.
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Chapters and Verses: Helpful, But Not Original.
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What Is a Messiah?
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Commandments vs. Customs: Rediscovering God’s True Law.
Because you’ve Said Yes to God's salvation Invitation, invite the Holy Spirit to Walk With You. Saying “yes” to Yeshua (Jesus' real name) is the first and most significant step — it's a true miracle, but now comes a process of transformation and obedience. The good news is: you’ll never have to walk through life all alone. An angel will always be with you, and sometimes even the Lord. In time, His Holy Spirit will be in your soul, attending to your walk.
Therefore, who you hang out with is also likely to change, because the unsaved don't lean towards the same things that the saved lean towards. Also, don't isolate yourself because you have a new (somewhat peculiar) family, including new brothers and sisters.
Some of what you’ll read here may challenge what you may have heard in church, assumed (or been told) about Christianity. Don’t worry. That's because what Scripture reveals doesn't fit neatly inside the various a-millennial, pre-millennial, or post-millennial viewpoints that various denominations adhere to. Still, The Daniel Place follows what Scripture reveals, not any particular Systematic Theology.
Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you in what you accept as Truth. He provides 1. the Written Word, 2. the Living Word (Messiah Yeshua), and the Spoken Word of God (Rhema) to guide you. If you are hearing correctly and in fellowship with God, they will never contradict each other.
Take what resonates in your spirit and write down your questions, then lift them before God through prayer, asking for understanding and wisdom. God often provides insights into the unseen realm (where your soul and spirit already exist) that can resolve many questions.
You will become more aware of yourself as 1) an unseen Spirit, 2) who has an unseen Soul, which the Holy Spirit is transforming, that is 3) being manifest through a material Body in the seen (earthly) realm. First, your thinking will change; then, your vocabulary will change; and finally, your mindset, feelings, and actions will change, as you better comprehend your existence in two realms and two spacetimes. There are two videos on this very topic.
🕊️ You’ve Said Yes – Now Walk with the Holy Spirit
Saying “yes” to Yeshua was your first step — but what follows is the journey. The Holy Spirit is ready to lead you with wisdom, empower you with boldness, and comfort you with peace. He’s not just beside you; He will come and live in the Temple of your soul. Every moment forward is a step you’ll take together. Here are some thoughts for an Action Item list.
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🏡 Find a fellowship that lives by Scripture, not just men's tradition.
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📖 Choose a Bible translation rooted in God’s original Hebrew language.
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💧 Be baptized—first in water, then with the fire of the Holy Spirit's unseen presence.
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📓 Start reading the Bible daily and Journal what the Spirit reveals to you.
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🔥 Let the Spirit renew your mind and free you from inclinations to return to addictions and other carnal behaviors.
Please don’t believe everything you’re told, because some of it isn't true or can mislead you. Test every teaching against Scripture, and not just one passage in one Bible book. God doesn't change, and thus neither does His Truth. The Person of the Holy Spirit who inspired the Word is still speaking today and has a direct path to your mind.
Tap into the LINKS section to meet teachers who carry the whole gospel, not a man-made tradition version. You might wish to explore:
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Torah Class (Tom Bradford) and Truth Matters for deep Scriptural foundations. We recommend starting with Genesis in the Old Testament.
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Jonathan Cahn - Beth Israel Worship Center - Pre-Constantine Worship
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Joshua Selman Nimmak - Koinonia Ministries for prophetic insight into the End Times.
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Gary Sweeten - Relational Peace University
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PRMI - Dr. Brad Long on spiritual warfare, intercession and healing. Their books and other resources are invaluable.
You’re not expected to know everything when you start, but you will learn on your Journey with the Holy Spirit, you’ll be led into everything necessary for your transformation.
“When the Spirit of truth comes, He will guide you into all truth…” — John 16:13
Welcome again to the Kingdom. You’ve started strong, and you’ll finish well, stay on the Scriptural expressway and avoid the "denominational traditions" exit ramps. Don't assume what we or any other source tells; verify it by reading the Scriptures and looking for inconsistencies or contradictions.
✝️ Who is Jesus? He is Yeshua!
The Son of God’s Hebrew name is Yeshua, which means “God saves.” Yeshua is, and always has been, a Jew. He was sent first to save Israel and then to the nations. Yeshua didn’t come from a Western country, wasn't Caucasian, didn't speak English, and wasn't named “Jesus.” He wasn't part of the "Christ" family. Yeshua was the name that God instructed His Parents to give their baby boy, and they did so. Yeshua. If you were saved, it was by Yeshua's sacrifice.
So, where did the name “Jesus” come from?
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The Hebrew name Yeshua (ישוע) was transliterated into Greek as Iēsous (Ἰησοῦς)
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Greek Iēsous was then Latinized as Jesu. By the time it reached Western culture, the name had become “Jesus” - a sort of English nickname for the Hebrew name, Yeshua.
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The trouble is, Jesus isn't a Hebrew name, and it never has been. “Jesus” can’t be translated back into Hebrew, because there is no Hebrew Name for the word Jesus. No first-century Jewish parents, including Miryam (Mary) or Yosef (Joseph), would’ve ever picked "Jesus," because Jesus isn't a Hebrew name or even word. You might ask the next Bible Editor you run into why the Name of God's Son has been intentionally mistranslated?
What's In a Name, Anyway?
Why does it matter what we call the Son of God? Because names in the Bible matter, and in particular, the Name of God is first, sacred, second has authority, and third, Yeshua wields all spiritual power. The Cosmos and the entire seen realm came forth from the unseen realm, as God spoke (or sung) it into existence. Even when a human speaks a word or statement that God has previously spoken, the repetition of it stirs the spiritual realm, particularly if it has not yet been fully fulfilled. Angels and Demons both respond to words that God has declared humans to repeat as Decrees or Declarations.
When we call on God or His Messiah, we’re not just speaking a label—we’re invoking one of God's identities or attributes. Yeshua is shortened from the Old Testament name,
Many believers today choose to pray in Yeshua’s name, honoring the name the angel told His mother to use (Yehoshua) (יְהוֹשֻׁעַ), meaning "He saves," or "salvation." I believe that many of our English translations fail to do justice to His name or identity. When you are thankful for grace, mercy or forgiveness, be thankful to Yeshua, rather than to "Jesus." The correct English translation of Yehoshua, as used in the Old Testament, is Joshua, not "Jesus."
In Spiritual Warfare, a name that unsettles the unseen spiritual beings arrayed against us is Yeshua, and we should declare, decree, pray and praise in His mighty name. It is Yeshua's blood that will cry out for you at the Judgment Seat in Heaven. We have been permitted to use His Name in combat situations. Demons know and fear it because of His AUTHORITY.
📖 English Bible Translations Are Not the Original Scriptures
Many believers are unaware of the distinction between Scripture and translation. Scripture refers to the inspired Hebrew and Aramaic writings preserved by the Jewish people. In contrast, most English Bibles are modern interpretations—filtered through cultural bias, historical limitations, the traditions of men, translation shortcuts, or a combination of all of the above.
Here’s why that matters:
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Paul’s letters were most commonly written in Greek, but some sections intended for Jewish readers were written in Hebrew.
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When he referenced “Scripture,” he meant what we now call the Old Testament.
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At the time Paul was writing, the New Testament didn’t yet exist—and wouldn’t be compiled for another 200+ years.
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Gentile believers often relied on Jewish believers to explain Paul’s teachings because they were unfamiliar with Jewish culture, festivals, and offerings.
Without this lens, Paul’s letters can seem complex, confusing, or contradictory—when in truth, they’re deeply rooted in Torah and prophecy. Understanding this unlocks clarity in Scripture study.
📜 The Old Testament Was—and Still Is—Scripture
Some Christian doctrines teach that Jesus abolished the Law of Moses, but that directly contradicts what Yeshua Himself said in Matthew 5:17-18: He didn’t come to abolish the Law or the Prophets, but to fulfill it.
Here is the Truth:
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The idea that the Church has replaced Israel in God’s covenant is called Replacement Theology.
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This is a doctrinal error, and it distorts God’s promises, His nature, and His covenant faithfulness.
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The only Scripture Yeshua and the Apostles taught from was the Old Testament, composed of:
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Torah (Law of Moses)
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Nevi’im (Prophets)
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Ketuvim (Writings: Psalms, Proverbs, Job, etc.)
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👥 The One New Man: God’s Integrated Kingdom People
The death, resurrection, and ascension of Yeshua didn’t just bring personal salvation—they birthed a brand-new kind of humanity: the One New Man. This wasn’t a merger of two religious groups—it was a spiritual creation that replaced both Jew and Gentile identities with something entirely new: citizens of God’s Kingdom, reborn by the Spirit.
Here’s how it unfolded:
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In Ephesians 2:10-15, Paul explains that Yeshua (a Jew) removed the dividing wall between Jews and Gentiles (God's chosen people and pagans).
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The “law of commandments and regulations” (which enforced separation) was fulfilled in Him.
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By eliminating the curse of the Law—death—He made peace possible.
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The result: One new humanity in Messiah, reconciled to the Father through His blood
Why does this matter?
Because Yeshua didn’t just forgive sins—He created a new spiritual identity where:
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The Torah is fulfilled in Him.
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The death penalty for sin is paid once and for all.
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The same Spirit that raised Him now transforms us from the inside out.
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Both Jews and Gentiles are invited into God’s eternal covenant as equals.
Yeshua is the only one who ever perfectly fulfilled the Law. His obedience becomes our covering. His righteousness is imputed to us—not earned, but gifted—so that all who trust in Him are declared righteous before God. This is the core of Kingdom citizenship: not earning, but trusting. Not division, but unity in the Messiah.
👑 Kingdom Believers: New Identity + New Authority
We use the term Kingdom Believers to describe those who have been reborn by trusting in Yeshua—the Jewish Messiah—and have received righteousness not by works, but by His sacrifice. This isn’t about joining a denomination. It’s about entering a covenant family and receiving the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit.
Here’s what defines a Kingdom Believer:
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Trust in Yeshua’s death, burial, and resurrection as the basis for restored righteousness before God.
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A transformed heart and renewed mind—through the Holy Spirit living within us.
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A desire to live as citizens of God’s Kingdom, not just attendees of religious institutions.
We believe:
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The Old Testament, in its original Hebrew and Aramaic, is the inspired Word of God.
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Every translation—no matter how well-intentioned—comes with cultural and linguistic limitations.
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There are over 900 English Bible versions, each shaped by the assumptions of its time.
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The Cross of Messiah Yeshua is level ground: no one earns salvation; it is given by grace to those who trust.
Focusing on the Kingdom rather than denominations builds one family, united not by traditions, but by Truth. This is your new identity: not just saved, but adopted. Not just forgiven, but empowered. Not just believing—but belonging.
🕍 Kingdom Believers Worshipped in Synagogues
In the first century, Jewish and Gentile followers of Yeshua were known as “The Way.” They weren’t a new religion—they were a Spirit-filled remnant from inside Judaism itself, made up of Jews and God-fearing Gentiles who believed that the Jew, Yeshua, was their Messiah. Together, they became the “One New Man” later described by Paul in his letter to the Ephesians 2:15, a new spiritual family created by the Messiah's death on the cross and resurrection. These early believers:
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Worshipped in homes and Jewish synagogues; there were no "churches" yet, that word is incorrectly used in the Book of Acts and elsewhere. The actual word is ekklesia ("solemn assembly" and other passages, "kehillot" ( Jewish community of a city organized for the administration of charities and communal work), not in any sense a "Church" as we think of it today.
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The believers in "The Way" studied the Hebrew Scriptures and relied on Jewish Rabbis or other Jewish believers to explain their meaning.
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Continued observing many Jewish customs and feasts, now illuminated by Yeshua’s fulfillment of them. Yeshua himself celebrated these feasts, including Chanukah.
But not every Jew embraced this new unity with Gentiles or their belief in Yeshua as Messiah. Many Jews who followed traditional Halakhah (rabbinical interpretations of the Law) rejected those who believed in Yeshua as Lord. Persecution began, fueled by these Jewish religious divisions and by Roman Governors suspicious of Messianic Jews as political threats to their Empire.
Still, this early fellowship continued for decades. Messianic (or Nazarene) Jews were seen as just another sect within Judaism, like the Essenes. The idea of a separate, Gentile-only “church” hadn’t yet been invented.
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For the first 300 years after Yeshua, Jewish and Gentile believers worshipped together
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They gathered in homes and synagogues, as described in the book Acts of the Apostles.
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All of the original Apostles were Jewish, and they taught a gospel rooted in Jewish identity and Scripture.
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Gentile believers relied on their Jewish counterparts to interpret Scripture and explain cultural meaning.
Sadly, this unity broke when Gentile Christians turned away from their roots—and from their Jewish brothers and sisters. That fracture, orchestrated by Satan through Roman politics, still affects us today.
⚔️ The Great Split: Satan Kills Kingdom Unity
One of the last things Yeshua (Jesus) prayed for at the last supper was the unity of the disciples. Kingdom believers who followed "The Way" initially were unified, one new man, whether formally a Jew or a Gentile. For 300 years, the Holy Spirit manifested His presence through many miracles as Jewish and Gentile believers worshipped together in homes and synagogues, sharing meals, prayers, and Scripture as one unified community. The Book of Acts paints a clear picture: the early Church was Jewish at its roots, and welcoming to Gentiles grafted into Israel’s promises - nothing like the Christian church in the West today!
In 313 AD, Satan exploited a moment in history to divide what God had joined together. He referenced Roman Emperor Constantine, who issued the Edict of Milan, which ended the persecution of Christians and granted them legal status within the Roman Empire. The Empire funded the construction of churches and basilicas for the Gentile believers, but concurrently distanced itself from Jewish tradition and culture. It merged other pagan religions of the Empire to replace Jewish festivals.
By 325 AD, at the Council of Nicaea, Constantine - now head of the Church- Rejected the Jewish calendar for determining "Easter," stating, "Let us have nothing in common with the detestable Jewish crowd... their hands having been stained with crime." He portrayed Jews as "Lord-killers and mentally blind," establishing institutional antisemitism.
Through Constantine, Satan had split the one-new-man Jesus created by His death and the Unity of the Kingdom of God on earth.
What had begun as a Jewish movement was transformed into a Romanized religious system that wasn't based on Faith and Trust in a God known personally.
Gentile believers in "Jesus" (Yeshua's transformed Gentile name) were part of the "corrected thinking about God and Christianity." Until the 1960s, there was no attempt to acknowledge this betrayal and renunciation of faith in King Yeshua and God's Kingdom on Earth that He came to establish. Some denominations adopted a man-made story that God had permanently rejected the Jews, and the Gentile-based Church inherited all their Covenants and promises made to Abraham or Israel - a Heresy called Replacement Theology, which also rejected Torah (the Law of Moses), discounting the very words of Yeshua, the Messiah, in Matt. 5:17. From the time of Constantine, the Christian Church has planted seeds of antisemitism that have grown to become global. Some have renounced fundamental tenets of Kingdom faith, including the conception of Jesus, the atoning death, the literal resurrection, the ascension into Heaven, and membership in the Trinity of the One God. They have adopted pagan policies condemned in the Scriptures.
How could this please Yeshua? How could it strengthen the Kingdom Fellowship on earth? How would it encourage more Jews to accept Yeshua as their Messiah, who came to save them?
When Constantine silenced the Jewish voice, Satan’s laughter echoed throughout the lofty Roman Cathedral, and the Catholic Church (controlled by Rome) emerged. The roots of the Kingdom of God on earth were ripped apart, and unity was lost, as the Jews were expelled, degraded and excluded. Evangelism of everyone except Jews began to expand the Roman Catholic church.
In recent times, the Catholic Church has begun to repent of its past actions, starting with the issuance of Nostra Aetate in 1965. Pope John Paul II asked for forgiveness on behalf of the Church during his visit to Jerusalem in 2000. Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis have both stated that there is an irreversible bond between Christians and Jews, and condemned antisemitism as a "sin against God." These came about 1,700 years after the damage was done. None of these did anything to reunite the bonds between Jews and Gentiles as "One New Man" in the Kingdom of God. Many see this as hypocrisy. In 2024, Pope Francis proclaimed that "All religions are paths to God, in remarks made in Singapore. All apparently includes Islam, which publicly states their goal is the annihilation of Jews and Israel, the Jewish State.
This Roman Empire-backed betrayal gave birth to a long, bitter legacy of anti-Semitism within the Christian Churches. The result: a distorted and perverse version of Christianity increasingly disconnected from its Hebrew foundations, shaped more by Roman power than by God's Kingdom truth. And the fracture it caused still exists today. If you attend a Christian church, what percentage of your members are Jewish?
TheDanielPlace intends to express the Love of God, and of Messiah Yeshua, who gave His life and shed His precious blood to Save the Jews, and who proclaimed at the end of His time of suffering - "God forgive them, for they know not what they do." We hope to draw Jewish people, seeking their Messiah, back into the Kingdom fellowship of the One New Man, so they can understand that the Messiah has come and is coming again, very soon, to rescue Israel from the attack of the Antichrist, as foretold in Ezekiel Chapter 38, the Book of Daniel, Revelation in the New Testament and elsewhere in Scripture. Messianic Fellowships are growing in the USA and in Israel. Globally, there are over 350,000 Jews worshipping Messiah Yeshua. See our LINKS section for some of them.
Why Many Jews Distrust Christians
The idea of a separate, Gentile-only “church” didn't exist. It came about through Gentiles betraying Jewish Kingdom believers in the Messiah.
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All of the original Apostles were Jewish, and they taught a gospel rooted in Jewish identity and Scripture.
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For the first 300 years after Yeshua's resurrection and ascension, Jewish and Gentile believers worshipped together, gathering in homes and synagogues, as described in the book Acts of the Apostles.
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Gentile believers relied on their Jewish counterparts to interpret Scripture and explain cultural meanings, as they were not Jews and didn't understand the culture and, in most cases, the language of the Old Testament, since the New Testament had not yet been codified.
Sadly, this unity broke when Gentile Christians turned away from their roots—and from their Jewish brothers and sisters. That fracture, orchestrated by Satan through Roman politics, still affects us today. Many Jews view Christianity not as the fulfillment of their heritage, but as a betrayal of it. Large parts of the Christian Church in Germany, siding with Hitler during the Second World War, did little to help restore any mutual trust between Jews and Christians. The Catholic Church was the first to cave in, with a treaty between the Holy See and Hitler's Nazi Germany. Historically, Jews have thought of Christians as persecutors—people who twisted the Messiah into a foreign god and turned against the Jewish people, participating in their genocide.
🔢 Chapters and Verses: Helpful, But Not Original
When you read the Bible today, you're likely navigating it by book titles, chapter numbers, and verse divisions—but none of those existed in the original manuscripts.
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The Hebrew Scriptures and even the original New Testament letters were written in a flowing style.
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There were no chapters or verses—those were added over a thousand years later to help organize and reference passages.
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While useful for study, these divisions can sometimes interrupt context or even confuse meaning.
So when you read Scripture, especially Paul's letters or Hebrew prophecy, it helps to:
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Reread whole sections or books of the Bible, not just isolated verses.
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Trace the flow of thought, especially where chapter breaks feel arbitrary.
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Use multiple translations or original language tools when something feels out of place.
Studying this way brings you closer to how the early believers read and shared Scripture: as a living narrative, not a compartmentalized reference manual.
✝️ What Is a Messiah?
The Greek word Christos means “Anointed One,” which is the translation of the Hebrew term Messiah (Mashiach). So when we say “Jesus Christ,” we’re saying "Yeshua, the Messiah" — the one anointed to redeem and reign.
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Many people assume “Christ” refers to divinity or a surname. It doesn’t. “Christ” isn’t a last name—it’s a title.
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Ancient Israel used the word “Messiah” to describe kings, priests, or prophets set apart by God for a specific task, such as King David.
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The first-century Jewish expectation of a messiah was often political or military, referring to someone who would liberate Israel from Roman occupation.
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That’s why many missed Yeshua—He didn’t fit their mold. He didn't come to overthrow Rome, but to conquer sin.
Yeshua is both Messiah and Lord:
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As Messiah, He fulfilled prophecy, carried God’s anointing, and bore our sin.
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As Adonai (Lord), He revealed His divine nature as the Son of God and rightful King over all creation.
Understanding this clears up why Yeshua’s followers initially struggled to comprehend His mission—and why modern believers must return to His original context to grasp His complete identity. He didn’t just carry a title. He fulfilled it in every sense of the word.
📜 Torah vs. Tradition
In Yeshua’s day, religious leaders often elevated man-made rules above God’s Word. Their oral traditions—known as Halakhah —were treated as extensions of the Torah, even when they contradicted it. Yeshua directly confronted this hypocrisy: “You nullify the word of God by your tradition that you have handed down…” — Mark 7:13. He also pointed to the commandment in the Law of Moses to "honor parents" in His exchange with them in Matthew 15:1-9. Jesus made the point that Torah was not equal to Halakhah, yet the Pharisees, Sadducees, and the culture of his Day in Jerusalem deemed them equivalent.
And today? Not much has changed; many modern denominations have created their own “church law”—rituals and doctrines that aren’t found anywhere in Scripture. Consider:
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Infant baptism has no precedent in the Torah or among Jewish or Kingdom believers.
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Sprinkling water is called “baptism” by some, while others hold to complete immersion, mirroring Yeshua’s own experience.
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Rituals like confirmation, confession booths, or papal authority aren’t rooted in the teachings of Moses, Yeshua, or the Apostles.
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Some churches even discourage studying the Bible independently, relying instead on clergy tradition.
So, how can you determine what to follow?
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Test every teaching against Scripture, especially the Old Testament, which Yeshua upheld.
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Let the Holy Spirit guide your obedience, not religious traditions.
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Ask: Does this bring me closer to God’s presence—or deeper into man’s system?
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Yeshua warned against “the leaven of the Pharisees,” which is hypocrisy, as seen in Luke 12:1.
Following God’s law doesn’t mean legalism—it means alignment. It means choosing the path of truth, even when tradition dictates otherwise. Fundamental transformation occurs when His Word becomes your standard of action and His Spirit becomes your guide.
⛺ Revivals Today: Where Fire Still Falls
If you've never been to a revival, it’s worth experiencing. These are more than energetic gatherings—they are encounter points with the living God. Some are held in tents, others in stadiums, but the atmosphere is the same: expectation, hunger, and heaven touching earth.
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Ministries like Mario Murillo host tent meetings across the U.S. that draw thousands.
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These gatherings attract unbelievers, seasoned churchgoers, and even spiritual skeptics.
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Many encounter healing, deliverance, prophetic insight, or Holy Spirit baptism, including the gift of tongues.
You’ll find his ministry and others like it in the LINKS section if you're curious to explore further.
💡 Conversions: When Eternity Begins
Like the massive events held by Billy Graham in the past, revivals are powerful—but not everyone who responds to the altar call at a tent meeting or in stadiums remains committed. Some struggle to turn from sin, and others drift back into old patterns without spiritual support.
But for many, these moments mark a true beginning:
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A miracle of repentance.
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A rebirth into the Kingdom.
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A celebration in heaven for every soul that says yes to Yeshua.
And that’s why we honor these revivals: not because of lights or crowds, but because God still meets people there. When the Spirit moves, lives change.
And for those who endure to the end, eternal life awaits.
Starting Journey: Guided, Grounded, and Spirit-Led
“Well begun is half done.” You’ve already taken the first step by saying yes to Yeshua—and now the Holy Spirit stands ready to guide your path. Even if you feel uncertain, overwhelmed, or unqualified, this journey was never meant to be walked alone or mastered overnight.
Starting well doesn’t mean knowing everything—it means opening your heart to transformation.
This Kingdom walk may challenge you. You’ll face spiritual resistance and emotional warfare. But take heart: the same Spirit that raised the Messiah from the dead now dwells in you. He is your compass, your comforter, your lifeline.
📓 Begin with Intentional Milestones
Here’s where many new Kingdom Believers start. These steps don’t make you perfect—but they begin to align your heart with God’s:
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Find a fellowship where Scripture is honored, truth is spoken, and miracles still happen.
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Pursue water baptism, a public declaration that your old life is buried and your new identity begins.
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Could you write down your testimony, even if it's messy? Your story matters.
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Ask God for Spirit baptism, where power, healing, and supernatural gifts begin to flow.
If you're from another faith tradition or country, consider seeking out fellowships that reflect your cultural or spiritual background. Shared roots can create safe soil for growth.
🕍 Choosing the Right Spiritual Family
Some Messianic believers—especially those coming from Judaism—find deep connection in Messianic fellowships, often led by believing rabbis who honor both Torah, Yeshua (Jesus) and the New Testament. Many are also charismatic and full gospel.
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Pentecostal, Assemblies of God, or Christian Missionary Alliance churches.
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Charismatic communities within traditional denominations—though these must be carefully evaluated.
⚠️ Caution: Not all fellowships today walk in truth. Some have drifted from Scripture in areas such as gay marriage, homosexual lifestyles, sexuality outside of biblical marriage, and denial of scriptural spiritual authority. Ask Holy Spirit for the Gifts of discernment and Knowledge:
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Attend for a while.
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Pray before you commit.
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Test what’s taught against the Scriptures that you are reading every day.
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Look for the Fruit of the Spirit being manifest, not just eloquent preaching or numerous programs.
Even in broken systems, God preserves a remnant. Your spiritual family doesn't need to be large; it only needs to be faithful to the Truth. Jesus must always be at the center.
Bibles are Translations, Not Scriptures
When you first say yes to Yeshua, your soul is starving. It’s time to start feeding it—not just with any spiritual words, but with Scripture that carries the heartbeat of God. Here's your challenge - Scripture was written to a Jewish culture with a Jewish mindset, in ancient languages that treat words and even individual letters differently than anything in English today. We have included this section to help you understand:
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What Scripture really is.
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Why translations matter.
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How to choose ones that reveal spiritual truth, not watered-down doctrine.
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Where to find reliable resources online.
Take heart, you can do this because you have the Holy Spirit to help you understand. First, let's make a couple of distinctions.
🪶 Scripture vs. Translations: Know the Difference
Scripture is what the Holy Spirit revealed directly to human writers—recorded in ancient Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. It’s God’s Word, eternal and Spirit-breathed.
Bible translations, however, are human attempts to express those truths in modern languages. This means some translations:
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Miss the cultural context of Jewish thought.
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Use church doctrine to reshape original meaning.
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Omit key phrases or twist specific passages due to bias.
Many translations have value. But they must be tested. Don’t confuse a translation with divine truth.
🧭 What You Need for Growth
You don’t need 900 translations. Just 3–5 reliable ones that help you absorb Scripture the way it was first delivered. We recommend:
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📕 New King James Version (NKJV) – Balanced clarity and reverence.
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📘 English Standard Version (ESV) – Highly readable and faithful.
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📗 Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) – Reveals Hebrew names, culture, and context.
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📙 The Passion Translation (TPT) – Emotionally rich, but not comprehensive.
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🧠 BibleHub.com or YouBible app – Offers side-by-side parallel verses to help you compare translations. Some of the above are word-for-word translations, while
You don’t need to buy them. All can be accessed on your cell phone, laptop, or desktop computer using free resources like:
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BibleHub.com.
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YouVersion App (Google Play or Apple App Store).
When Daniel Place links you to a passage, save the site as a browser bookmark. It’ll be your study anchor from now on.
📚 Start With the Old to Understand the New
The New Testament doesn’t replace the Old—it's built upon it. The entire Gospel message is found in the Old Testament, in all three parts of it. The prophets like:
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📝 Daniel, Ezekiel, and Isaiah all mention it. Their prophecy are still unfolding and being fulfilled today.
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🔭 Understand how End Time signs were described centuries ago, centuries before Yeshua was begotten as a human being.
The Old Testament reveals:
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Why did God choose Israel?
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What spiritual authority looks like.
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How the covenant works.
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What holiness truly means.
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What the gospel is.
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What is about to happen in the Middle East?
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What does the End of the Age of the Gentiles mean?
🚨 End Times: Yes, You Were Born for This Era
Prophecies from long ago are being fulfilled in the present. Key signs to watch for:
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💱 A coming global economic collapse (the fall of “Babylon”).
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🧬 The Mark of the Beast is tied to commerce and digital control.
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🛕 Rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem.
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⚔️ The revealing of the Antichrist, likely from Islamic nations.
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📜 A Peace Treaty between Israel and Islam.
These events point to the Tribulation described in the last book of the Bible, Revelation. The prophetic clock started ticking when Israel was re-established in 1948. You were born into a crucial time—not by accident, but for a purpose. There is a clock and calendar in the Earthly realm, but the more interesting one is the clock and calendar in the Spiritual realm. This site will help you understand the difference and when they align in "kairos" moments. (A kairos moment is a spiritually significant point in time—an appointed, divine window where God’s purpose intersects with human experience. Unlike Chronos, which refers to chronological or sequential time, Kairos is about spiritual timing that intersects with Earthly timing. It’s not just when something happens—it’s the spiritual purpose behind why it happens.
🔥 Biblical Examples of Kairos Moments
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Esther’s courage to approach the king “for such a time as this” (Esther 4:14).
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Jesus’ birth in the “fullness of time” (Galatians 4:4).
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Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit descended (Acts 2).
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Paul’s conversion on the road to Damascus (Acts 9).
Each of these wasn’t random—they were God-ordained turning points that changed history. Here are some Kairos moments yet to occur. See if you can use the Biblehub.com to find them in the New Testament.
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Global economic collapse (the demise of Mystery Babylon).
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Mark of the Beast required for commerce.
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New, One World Government.
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Temple in Jerusalem is rebuilt.
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The revealing of the Antichrist from one of the Islamic countries
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The Peace Treaty between Israel and Islam.
These are all events of the End Times, and we have already entered them since the re-establishment of Israel in 1948. We believe that anyone born today will witness all of these events. The Holy Spirit is going to be making you more aware of these "appointed times."
🧭 How You Recognize a Kairos Moment
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You feel a spiritual nudge or an urgent need to act.
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Circumstances align in a way that feels bigger than coincidence.
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Scripture, prayer, or wise counsel confirms the timing.
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You sense that obedience now will unlock something eternal
To walk in kairos, you don’t need to predict the future—you need to stay sensitive to the Spirit, prayerful, and willing to respond when God opens a door. These moments often feel like crossroads—where faith meets opportunity.
Let me end with a question. These are significant events that will have a profound impact on the whole world. If you want to be prepared when they happen, dig into your Bible, listen to the Holy Spirit, and find His promises and assurances for you. Don't be caught unprepared. The Spiritual times and Seasons, and Days are changing rapidly. A new Era is about to dawn in your lifetime. God envisions a role for you and all Kingdom believers to play in this new Era. You don't miss your calling; you can get equipped.
📈Strengthen Your Faith:
Grow in Truth, Guarded by Holy Spirit
Discipleship isn’t just study—it’s transformation from the inside out, guided step-by-step by the Holy Spirit. Here’s what growth may look like as you walk it out:
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🕊️ Learn the whole gospel and understand the Scriptures with the Spirit’s help, rather than just embracing man's traditions.
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💧 Be baptized in water, as a public sign of surrender and alignment with Yeshua, so that your body and soul are turned over to the Holy Spirit, allowing Him to begin transforming your mind.
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🔄 Transformation of mind and emotions, so they align with the Messiah’s character, and not the evil inclinations that "died" in your water baptism. For a time, the carnal nature will keep speaking to you, and not obeying it is a manifestation of your love for Jesus.
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🛐 Find fellowship with other Kingdom Believers, where truth is spoken, the Holy Spirit's presence manifests, and God's supernatural healing flows in signs and wonders. They still exist!
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📚 Seek out spiritual mentors who walk in humility and submit to Spirit-led authority.
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🤝 Join in worship and fellowship, so your roots grow deep in shared faith.
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🕊️ Look forward to the baptism of the Holy Spirit, as you allow Him to become more entangled with your life—no secrets or holding back here. Forgiveness is available if you fall short of perfection. Pray that the Blood of Jesus speaks for you. Take communion regularly; it's a spiritual transformation.
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🔥Begin learning about tongues, the language of the Holy Spirit. It's a powerful weapon!
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✨ Begin learning about the unseen realm, where angels minister, prayers rise, and spiritual warfare unfolds.
Growth takes time - be diligent, but don't be in a hurry. Each success is a step forward that sharpens your strength, increases your discernment, and reveals more of who God created you to be.
🏛️ Don’t Just Attend—Join the True Ekklesia
Not every “church” today reflects the true Spirit-led gathering called ekklesia. That Greek word meant a Kingdom assembly—a body appointed to carry truth, legislate righteousness, and welcome God’s presence.
Many churches today are:
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Bound by ritual and tradition, not Spirit and truth.
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Misaligned with Scripture on key topics like marriage, sexuality, and spiritual authority.
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Spiritually stagnant, offering comfort but not conviction.
Ask the Holy Spirit to show you where to grow. Look for fellowships that:
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Teach the Word with reverence.
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Welcome the Spirit without fear.
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Offer healing, discipleship, and humility.
You are not called to survive in broken places. You are called to thrive in truth. Don't remain in a broken place, Satan works in some fellowships. New Kingdom believers are vulnerable. Don't make yourself a target.
🩹 Life Hurts — God Heals Us
If a fellowship has wounded you—through judgment, sexual, physical or mental abuse, exclusion, or spiritual pride—you need to know: that wasn’t God’s heart, and it's probably not a Kingdom Fellowship that's obedient to the Holy Spirit. That wasn’t the Kingdom Yeshua died to build. Those doing this are at risk of judgment, the wrath of God and everlasting suffering. Staying in a "bad" fellowship is like staying in a "bad" marriage; get a divorce and move out and onto a healthy Kingdom Fellowship. File police charges if appropriate.
Churches are spiritual hospitals, and even their leaders may be walking through their own healing process. There’s no place for arrogance in a house built by grace. As Scripture says:
“For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” —Romans 3:23
We speak peace over your pain and healing into your heart. The Kingdom awaits your gifts, your presence, and your restoration.
⚔️ Spiritual Warfare Is Real—Even Inside Church Walls
Yes—warfare happens within churches, not just outside them. Just as Paul warned of false teachers and Yeshua rebuked the “leaven of the Pharisees,” we must be vigilant.
Some ministries experience repeated division and dissension—often due to occult interference or ungodly influence. Some organizations linked to churches may secretly operate under spiritually toxic oaths or rituals that must be renounced.
Stay alert. Stay Spirit-led. Pray often: “Lord, lead me not into deception. Show me where Your truth lives. Teach me to resist what’s false.” Not all who wear robes serve God; Satan's forces also wear robes, and sometimes "sheep's clothing."
Some "churches" condone their members' involvement in other organizations, like the Masonic Order, Foresters, the Order of the Elks, and others that are essentially Satanic cults disguised as beneficial work organizations. Here's a general rule:
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Any organization that requires members to take oaths with curses or blood oaths must be renounced, with the Name of God (Yahweh or Yeshua) invoked to break the curses that such initiation oaths impose.
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"Churches" (or denominations) that celebrate members who achieve "higher orders or ranks" within such organizations should be avoided like the plague.
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If your family of origin includes individuals who have been involved in such organizations, you may be dealing with a curse and require special assistance to overcome it. Not all "churches" understand or are equipped to offer that assistance. Please review the information below for more details.
Often, witches gather in churches to secretly pray against the Holy Spirit or undermine specific ministries within the church. For example, if a church repeatedly experiences "problems or dissension" in a particular ministry, such as their music or worship ministry, occult prayers or curses may be the cause. Churches are battlegrounds for spiritual warfare.
Spiritual warfare occurs outside church walls in the world and frequently within them. Read Jesus's words to the seven churches in Revelation Chapters 2 and 3. Only two of the seven churches were commended and not corrected by the Lord! As a new believer, don't knowingly place yourself in harm's way; steer clear of spiritually stagnant or misdirected fellowships.
If you have encountered a Kingdom fellowship where you experienced wounding or painful moments—that wasn't God's intention.
We apologize on behalf of the Lord for your unkind or judgmental reception by any corrupted church or Christian organization that has harmed, abused, or sinned against you.
On the other hand, perfection is absent in churches, as they are spiritual hospitals, and even their leaders are spiritually sick people whom God is redeeming and healing. As the Scriptures remind us, there is no room for pride or arrogance within a church body: "For all have sinned and fallen short of the Glory of God." (See Romans 3:23).
🎥 Video Resources:
Learn how to Study Scripture by watching the three videos - Demystifying Scripture Study - Parts 1, 2, and 3. Scripture is anointed, revealing doorways (Ancient Gates) between your Earthly awareness and a higher, unseen spiritual realm. The Holy Spirit is the gatekeeper for Kingdom believers between the seen and unseen (spiritual) realms. Every other way involves witchcraft and is dangerous to your soul.
Scripture also provides the foundation of the faith that your trust in God is built upon. Scripture begins your understanding of God's Word and His expectations for our Kingdom living. Scripture is the foundation for the entire New Testament, the Gospel of Luke, the Book of Acts and Hebrews, and Revelations.
📝 Kingdom Journaling
Your soul is awakening. You’re encountering truths, Scriptures, and spiritual language that you’ve never heard before—and it’s easy for powerful moments to slip away. That’s why journaling is so important in this season of growth. Your Kingdom Journal helps you:
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💡 Remember what matters. Write down key teachings, Scriptures, and spiritual ideas while they’re fresh.
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🔍 Recognize patterns. Track how the Holy Spirit speaks to you, answers your prayers, and deepens your understanding.
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🕊️ Reflect on your transformation. You’ll begin to see how your mindset, emotions, and faith evolve week by week.
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🧭 Prepare for spiritual conversations. Sharing your notes with a pastor, mentor, or fellowship leader gives clarity and invites deeper guidance.
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🌙 Capture dreams and visions. If the Holy Spirit gives you impressions in sleep, your journal becomes sacred ground.
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📖 Anchor your life in Scripture. Pair each insight with verses—this forms your personal roadmap of the Word.
You don’t have to be a good writer—just honest, open, and willing to record what the Spirit highlights. You’re building a record of your awakening. Later, it will help you recall what you have learned and who taught it.
🧠 Spiritual Principles/Laws
Most modern believers are taught church traditions, not Kingdom mechanics. But the spiritual realm operates by laws, just like the seen (earthly) realm, these:
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Govern how power flows.
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Determine what opens or blocks blessing.
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Can you determine why obedience is essential?
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Could you explain how faith activates results?
Our purpose is not to teach you "spiritual physics," but to whet your appetite for more as you grow. Spiritual laws are empowered by the Holy Spirit's authority and power, enabling Kingdom believers to change the direction and outcome of the seen realm to conform it to God's purposes. This process is called "spiritual warfare." Welcome to Wonderland, Alice!
1. Law of Completion
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Seen Realm: What is spoken, declared, or decreed doesn’t always result in fulfillment—plans stall. Words fade. Intentions are forgotten.
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Unseen Realm: What God speaks is always accomplished. His Word never returns void—it fulfills exactly what He intended.
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Contrast: Earth experiences delay, distortion, and decay. Heaven operates by irreversible fulfillment.
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Comment: Prophetic intercession is the re-speaking in the Seen realm of what God has already spoken in the Unseen realm.
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Biblical Example: Matthew 6:10 — “Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in Heaven.” This prayer activates angelic movement toward fulfillment because Yeshua spoke it, and the Law of Completion ensures it will be accomplished. “So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; It shall not return to Me void, but it shall accomplish what I please, and it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it.” — Isaiah 55:11
2. Law of Multiplication
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Seen Realm: Growth requires effort, time, and resources. Multiplication is often slow and is resisted by decay, entropy, or opposition.
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Unseen Realm: What God commands must multiply. His Word activates increase, and spiritual multiplication flows from obedience and alignment.
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Contrast: In the Seen realm, multiplication is hindered by entropy and death. In the Unseen realm, multiplication is unstoppable—both good and evil increase once released into the Seen domain, and will multiply. The more evil multiplies, the more powerful it becomes.
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Comment: God’s command “Be fruitful and multiply” was spoken into creation before the Fall. After sin entered, evil also multiplied—because the Seen realm now reflects both light and shadow.
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Biblical Example: Genesis 1:28 — “And God blessed them, and said to them, ‘Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it…’” This wasn’t a suggestion—it was a spiritual law. Once spoken, it activated multiplication across all domains: life, legacy, and eventually, even rebellion.
3. Law of Forgiveness / Unforgiveness
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Seen Realm: Forgiveness is an emotional and conditional concept. Unforgiveness often feels justified and is frequently validated by culture.
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Unseen Realm: Forgiveness is legal and spiritual. If withheld, it blocks access to God’s grace and stifles saving faith.
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Contrast: The Seen realm tolerates bitterness; the Unseen realm requires release. Refusing to forgive invites judgment back upon the soul.
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Comment: Grace is accessed through trust in Yeshua’s substitutionary death. If we don’t forgive, we resist the very grace we claim to receive.
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Biblical Example:
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Matthew 6:12 — “Forgive us… as we forgive…”
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Romans 12:19 — “Vengeance is Mine… says the Lord.”
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Unforgiveness is one of Satan's most potent weapons, so don't allow yourself to be easily offended. Unforgiveness interrupts the Holy Spirit's transformation of our hearts and minds by tightly clinging to them or anything else. Over time, unforgiveness can develop into bitterness, which often leads to a desire for revenge. It is, therefore, a deadly trap to avoid. This and many other laws are explained in the Old Testament. Bible study is the primary way to learn about these principles.
4. Law of Sowing and Reaping
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Seen Realm: Input leads to output over time. What is planted grows, but only to its natural limit.
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Unseen Realm: Seeds sown in faith reproduce multiplied spiritual fruit far beyond human effort.
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Contrast: The Seen realm expects proportionate outcomes; the Unseen realm offers exponential increase.
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Comment: The principle is always active—what you sow with your heart, actions, and words will return, either in blessing or judgment.
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Biblical Example: Galatians 6:7 — “Whatever a man sows, that he will also reap.” One thing is worth mentioning. You sow now but you reap later; you sow in the spring, and reap in late summer. In between, you need to be watered, have light, and be nourished. That is also true for us as followers of the Kingdom.
⚖️ Integrating Laws for Real-World Impact
Spiritual laws do not operate in isolation. Like physical forces, they interact, balance, and modulate outcomes. Just as gravity pulls downward while aerodynamic lift pushes upward, allowing for controlled flight, spiritual laws such as forgiveness, Completion, and Multiplication can overlap to shape destiny.
A single moment of obedience or disobedience can invoke the Law of Sowing and Reaping, or express Multiplication, or charge angels to complete what God has previously spoken. Understanding more about how God designed the unseen realm to function gives us the tools to accomplish His Will for our lives here on Earth. But if unforgiveness is present, it may delay or block God's Will for ourselves, our families, the State and Nation where we reside, and create unrest and chaos. This spiritual interplay invites believers to walk in awareness and alignment with the Holy Spirit, rather than doing their own thing.
As you grow in the spirit, you will discover more Spiritual Laws. When you do, write them in your journal so you don't forget them. These laws and principles are generally universal (applying to every believer) and can act as barriers to making progress in your growth as a Kingdom believer if you ignore them.
Water & Spirit Baptism
🚢⬇️ Water Baptism
Begin your Kingdom journey by undergoing Water Baptism as soon as possible and safely. A public declaration of your faith and spiritual rebirth is essential, but if you are changing from another faith, it may be risky. Public doesn't mean the whole world; it can mean just you and your baptizer. It symbolizes dying to your old life and rising into a new life in Christ. Jews have a word, mikveh (mikvah), meaning a gathering of water (around you). It means complete immersion and was central to conversion, preparation for marriage, and cleansing from uncleanness. It's the concept behind Christian baptism, being cleansed from the old, carnal self, and putting on the new righteousness that Jesus offers us in the One New Man.
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What is Water Baptism? Explains why baptism is commanded, how it reflects death and resurrection, and why complete immersion is the expectation, not infant sprinkling.
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Water Baptism and What it Means explores how Jesus modeled baptism, why His followers practiced it, and what it means for your identity.
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Why is Water Baptism Important? He who believes and is baptized shall be saved. Unless one is born of Water and the Holy Spirit, one cannot enter the Kingdom of God. Where are these last two statements in Scripture? Use the Biblehub.
🕊️ Holy Spirit Baptism
After water baptism, seek the Baptism of the Holy Spirit—a powerful indwelling that helps grow the Fruit of the Holy Spirit, the olives on the olive tree, and deeper intimacy with God. These may occur concurrently or separately, happening in either order.
💔 Personal Spiritual Healing
Invite the Holy Spirit to heal wounds—physical, emotional, and spiritual. This includes trauma like PTSD, soul fragmentation, demonic oppression, generational curses, or ritual abuse. Healing is part of your princely inheritance. Yeshua died so you could be healed, forever!
👑 Relationship with Jesus and the Holy Spirit
Being part of the Kingdom of God means being adopted into a Royal Family. You’re not just saved—you’re an heir to your Heavenly Father's Kingdom because of what Yeshua suffered.
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A Relationship with Jesus. The Holy Spirit shows how being filled with the Spirit deepens your walk with Jesus.
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A relationship with the Holy Spirit teaches us how to cultivate intimacy with the Spirit and walk in daily fellowship.
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What was Jesus' relationship with the Holy Spirit? Explore how Christ modeled dependence on the Spirit.
❤️ Heart Transformation
After immersion and inheritance, the next step is intimacy—allowing your heart to be reshaped by the One who redeemed it. You've entered the royal family by covenant, but now your inner architecture must be aligned with the King.
Open your heart fully to Yeshua—the long-awaited Messiah of Israel and the eternal High Priest of Heaven. His suffering was not just substitutionary—it was transformational, canceling the debt of sin and unlocking new creation in your inner being.
He operates under the Melchizedek priesthood, not limited to rituals but empowered by the eternal Spirit. To understand the depth of this shift, could you dive into the book of Hebrews in the New Covenant Scriptures? There, you'll discover not just what He did, but who you are now.
The Kingdom of God is no surface renovation. It’s a spiritual heart transplant, where old desires are replaced, wounds are healed, and affections are redirected. You’re not just saved—you’re being re-scripted from the inside out.
⚠️ Oaths and Curses: How Evil Fights Back
As you progress through healing and transformation, understand this: evil does not surrender easily. It retaliates through unseen contracts, ancient words, and spiritual entanglements.
Oaths are a form of covenant (legally binding contract) in the Spirit realm. Curses are activated when there is a "breach of contract" on the oaths made. You don't have to make an oath to be a party to one; someone in your family may have made an oath that includes you.
📜 Curses:
Weaponized Words in the Spirit Realm: Curses are spiritual assaults—forms of witchcraft that most people never recognize, yet suffer under.
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Do you feel trapped in addictions, compulsions, or patterns you can’t explain?
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Has someone spoken harm to you or your family?
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Have you cursed yourself with careless words, self-hatred, or despair?
These aren’t just emotional struggles—they may be legal chains in the spiritual world, enforcing pain until broken by divine authority.
🤝 Oaths:
Unseen Contracts with Unintended Consequences. In the unseen realm, an oath is more than a promise—it’s a covenant. If broken or misaligned, it may activate spiritual curses.
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You don’t have to make one to be entangled; your ancestors may have bound future generations.
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Secret societies, religious initiations, fraternal organizations, or occult groups often require oaths that spiritually bind.
If you or your family joined groups like the Masonic Order, Eastern Star, the Elks, Job’s Daughters, certain fraternities/sororities, or participated in rituals tied to alternative spiritual systems, those vows could still echo through the spirit realm—long after you've left.
🧠 Do Demons Empower Your Bondages?
Yes—many addictive patterns, controlling behaviors, and rebellious attitudes carry unseen spiritual engines. Behind lust, rage, greed, and pride stand whispering spirits, enforcing torment and keeping believers from freedom. Addictions, rebelliousness, hate, control, lust for wealth, sexual gratification, and other compulsive behavior have unseen spirits behind them. Want to be free from these? You will need Jesus' help and the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
✝️ The Good News: Kingdom Authority and Healing
Every curse has a courtroom—and Jesus never loses in Heaven’s Courts. His blood speaks louder than any oath, ritual, or generational contract. When you become a Kingdom believer, your name is recorded in the Lamb’s Book of Life—an eternal registry that proves legal ownership of your soul belongs to the Holy Spirit. No enemy or organization has the right to use your soul as spiritual collateral.
You can appeal to the Court of Heaven to remove your name from any oath, covenant, or curse—whether self-inflicted, inherited, or imposed. And when you do, something supernatural begins:
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God, through the Holy Spirit, begins a revival process within your soul.
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Your heart and mind are lovingly brought into alignment with Jesus’ heart and mind.
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Old strongholds break. New desires are seeded and begin to grow and multiply.
This transformation is ongoing. No believer—no matter how seasoned or anointed—has arrived fully. But the goal isn’t perfection. It’s growth in the Fruit of the Spirit, increasing in love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
The moment you say yes to Jesus, you’re not just freed—you’re adopted, defended, and transformed.
🌱 A Lifelong Journey
Now that you've been spiritually freed and adopted into God's Kingdom, your soul begins its journey of growth, intimacy, and obedience. You’re not just saved—you’re being formed into a trusted friend of Jesus, your Messiah.
Be determined to strengthen this new relationship. The Holy Spirit provides powerful tools, guidance, and direct access to angelic support and spiritual gifts. You're not alone—every true Kingdom believer and many heavenly agents stand ready to help you succeed.
⚔️ Be Prepared: The Battle Is Real
Growth invites resistance. If you don't prepare for Satanic attacks, they can blindside you when least expected.
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Yes, even some church members may be under demonic influence.
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All believers are in process—some walk in obedience, others still wrestle with compromise.
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Grace is available, but warfare is real. Stay awake.
👂 Follow the Spirit’s Voice and Submit
Kingdom living means submitting to the Holy Spirit. He helps you:
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Crucify carnal impulses
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Hear and obey the divine inner voice.
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Experience true heart and mind transformation
Obedience isn’t about rule-following—it’s about love. Transformation isn't cosmetic; it's foundational, but it may also be costly.
✝️ Obedience Is Love in Action
"If you love Me, you will obey My Word." — John 14:15, John 14:21. Obedience authenticates your testimony—it proves you're not just talking the talk, but walking in alignment. The world of His time didn't receive Yeshua well. The secular world of our time won't welcome Kingdom believers well either. Our desire to obey and try to live a righteous life will offend many. Satan controls the hearts of unbelievers, whether they know or can acknowledge that themselves.
Your Baptism, personal testimony and obedience will lock in your salvation, hiding your spirit in Jesus, who is seated at the right hand of the Father in the spiritual realm (Colossians 3:1-3). Don't wait too long to be baptized. It's during baptism that your salvation is sealed by Holy Spirit (Mark 16:16; Matthew 10:32 and Revelation 12:11). Until you have been led to a Christian fellowship, hang out at TheDanielPlace and use its resources.
🧓 Everyone Belongs—Age Doesn’t Matter in the Kingdom
Whether you're young, old, seasoned, or newly awakened:
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Visit Nana & PopPop’s Corner.
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Discover real God Encounters shared by others.
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Enjoy peaceful worship music.
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Reach out anonymously with questions or suggestions.
We honor your journey. We’re here for you. The Kingdom is multi-generational, multi-dimensional—and deeply personal.
Beginner's Summary
Summary Points
Congratulations! If you’ve explored baptism, selected your Bible, joined a fellowship, and begun your healing journey, you’ve taken profound steps toward Kingdom maturity. These are not small beginnings—they’re foundations for transformation.
As a citizen of the Kingdom, your spiritual progress matters. Don’t stop at the basics. Be diligent and intentional in mastering the truths from this section:
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Know your identity in Christ.
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Understand spiritual laws.
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Embrace forgiveness and healing.
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Strengthen your heart through obedience and surrender.
🎓 Now it’s time to graduate and explore the Learner’s Section. It offers a deeper foundation and insight into your transformation and the unseen realm.
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Powerful videos to grow your relationship with Jesus.
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Teaching on forgiveness, healing, and the spiritual plumbline.
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Content designed to help renew your mind and align with Heaven’s priorities.
Don’t wait for perfection—just be willing to learn. The fruit of this journey is spiritual clarity, courage, and divine purpose. You’re not just surviving—you’re being scripted for significance. As soon as you're ready, let the next season begin… become a Learner.