BABEL REPORT
Truth in Plain Sight
They will see what was once hidden and hear what was never spoken.
They will see what was once hidden and hear what was never spoken.
Mystery
He Has All The Power
The reign of the true King: from Psalm 2's promise to Revelation's fulfillment, true power belongs to the eternal Sovereign.
Mystery
The Word Made Flesh And Oneness of Alohim
Discover John’s Gospel, revealing Alohim’s oneness in his Son and inviting all to become His children.
Historic
The Resurrection Of The Messiah
resurrection defeated death, inspired witnesses, and calls us to live for a restored creation.
Mystery
He Has All The Power
The reign of the true King: from Psalm 2's promise to Revelation's fulfillment, true power belongs to the eternal Sovereign.
Mystery
The Word Made Flesh And Oneness of Alohim
Discover John’s Gospel, revealing Alohim’s oneness in his Son and inviting all to become His children.
Historic
The Resurrection Of The Messiah
resurrection defeated death, inspired witnesses, and calls us to live for a restored creation.
Fringe
Was Moses A Historic Figure?
Could Moses and Senenmut be the same? Some believe the biblical figure behind the Tabernacle also shaped Egypt's temples.
Return from the Wilderness
Return from the Wilderness
The days of wandering are over — step into the truth that reconciles your soul.
The days of wandering are over — step into the truth that reconciles your soul.
Top-of-Mind Questions
What is sin?
What is Sin? Sin is a rejection of YHWH’s will, defined in the Bible as the violation of His commandments (1 John 3:4). It separates us from YHWH, removing us from His presence and exiling us from our true purpose as His image-bearers, called to reflect His love and wisdom. Instead of worshiping YHWH, sin leads us to idolatry—placing created things above the Creator. This distortion not only breaks our relationship with YHWH but also empowers evil and disrupts the harmony of creation. However, through Jesus Christ (YHWShA), forgiveness and restoration are possible (1 John 1:9), bringing us back into YHWH’s presence and restoring us to our intended purpose.
What must I do to be saved?
Read the whole bible in context. And for quick reference see these verses: John 3:3-5, Acts 2:37-38, and Acts 16:30-31.
Why do you have this website?
Read Matthew 28:19.
Top-of-Mind Questions
What is sin?
What is Sin? Sin is a rejection of YHWH’s will, defined in the Bible as the violation of His commandments (1 John 3:4). It separates us from YHWH, removing us from His presence and exiling us from our true purpose as His image-bearers, called to reflect His love and wisdom. Instead of worshiping YHWH, sin leads us to idolatry—placing created things above the Creator. This distortion not only breaks our relationship with YHWH but also empowers evil and disrupts the harmony of creation. However, through Jesus Christ (YHWShA), forgiveness and restoration are possible (1 John 1:9), bringing us back into YHWH’s presence and restoring us to our intended purpose.
What must I do to be saved?
Read the whole bible in context. And for quick reference see these verses: John 3:3-5, Acts 2:37-38, and Acts 16:30-31.
Why do you have this website?
Read Matthew 28:19.
Top-of-Mind Questions
What is sin?
What is Sin? Sin is a rejection of YHWH’s will, defined in the Bible as the violation of His commandments (1 John 3:4). It separates us from YHWH, removing us from His presence and exiling us from our true purpose as His image-bearers, called to reflect His love and wisdom. Instead of worshiping YHWH, sin leads us to idolatry—placing created things above the Creator. This distortion not only breaks our relationship with YHWH but also empowers evil and disrupts the harmony of creation. However, through Jesus Christ (YHWShA), forgiveness and restoration are possible (1 John 1:9), bringing us back into YHWH’s presence and restoring us to our intended purpose.
What must I do to be saved?
Read the whole bible in context. And for quick reference see these verses: John 3:3-5, Acts 2:37-38, and Acts 16:30-31.
Why do you have this website?
Read Matthew 28:19.