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Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

I Will Stand for Truth Even if I Stand Alone ,
We are Set Apart follower of Yeshua Messiah

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Reasonable Doubt

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End times last Generation

Prove God in 60 seconds

Torah Apologetics
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The purpose of life

Are you a Christian ??

Is Jesus a Christian

Profile of a Fake Christian

Are You Born Again Its not optional! John 3:16

Do you have the mark of God

Do you have the Mark of the beast

Failure to acknowledge sin is betrayal to God

Christianity, the most
lawless religion on earth
The church lied to us

(THE NEW COVENANT)

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Appointed times

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Child of God or a Child of the Devil

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God's 10 Commandments not Moses

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63,779 Visualizing the connections of the total Bible

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This church will go through the tribulation

Christ Said He didn't come to bring peace but a sword

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The works of the law are not what you think they are works of men

Definitions with consequences

Bible Verses by Topic

Complete Jewish
Bible CJB

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With God or against Him

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Truth seekers

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Nailed to the cross

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Do Not Add To Or Remove List

"Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets.

The passage referenced is Matthew 5:17–19, where Yeshua directly addresses the enduring validity of the Torah (the Law) and the Prophets:

The phrase is "not one jot or tittle" (often mistakenly written as title), an idiom meaning that not even the smallest, most insignificant detail will be changed, omitted, or overlooked. Origin: It comes from the King James Bible translation of Matthew 5:18: "For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled." Jot: Refers to iota (Greek) or yod (Hebrew: י), the smallest letter in the Hebrew alphabet. Tittle: Refers to a tiny stroke, serif, or hook used in Hebrew script to distinguish similar-looking letters (analogous to the dot on a lowercase "i" or the cross of a "t"). Together, the phrase emphasizes absolute precision and literal adherence down to the tiniest mark on the page.

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