"For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ" – Ephesians 4:12
By: Matthew D. DyerIn my previous post, I presented historical evidence showing that Christianity reached Britain during the Apostolic Age and that the British Church did not owe its establishment to the Roman Catholic Church.There is considerable debate among Christians concerning the proper mode of baptism. Yet it is especially noteworthy that the early British … Continue reading The Early British Church Baptized by Immersion
By: Matthew D. DyerThere is substantial historical evidence suggesting that the Gospel was preached in Britain at a very early date. Moreover, if Matthew 24:14 was fulfilled prior to the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70, as Christ’s prophecy predicts, then the Gospel must necessarily have reached Britain before that time. Britain formed part of … Continue reading Christianity in Britain Before Rome Arrived
By: Matthew D. DyerIf someone were to say that they belong to an all “White” church, one of the most common responses today is, “That sounds racist” and the members of that Church are likely to get doxxed and persecuted because of this. I've personally seen this happen. Yet when someone refers to “the Black … Continue reading Why Can’t White People Have Their Own Churches?
For more information read the book A Case for Biblical Kinism or the below sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dNuR3m0WYs&t=4s
For more information read the book A Case for Biblical Kinism or the below sermon: https://youtu.be/_kB8cMmfb-A?si=KunTqDHxfZKm5Nnk
By: Matthew D. Dyer In Acts chapter 15, the Jerusalem Council addresses a dispute in which certain Judahites were teaching that "gentiles" must be circumcised and keep the Law of God in order to be saved. The issue at hand was not whether believers should live in obedience to God’s commandments, but whether such obedience … Continue reading Who Were the Gentiles in Acts 15?
By: Matthew D. Dyer(This article is taken from the book A Case for Biblical Kinism) Another supposed example of multiculturalism is the marriage of Ruth and Boaz. Many people would object to kinism by saying: “What about Ruth? She was a Moabitess, and they were forbidden to marry into, yet she is in the genealogy of … Continue reading Was Ruth a Moabitess?
By: Matthew D. Dyer(This article is taken from the book A Case for Biblical Kinism) Another common objection to biblical kinism by those who promote multiculturism is: “What about Rahab? She was a Canaanite, and they were forbidden to marry into. She is in the genealogy of Jesus, so this means Jesus comes from a … Continue reading Was Rahab in Jesus’ Genealogy?
By: Curtis Clair Ewing[I believe this article was written in the 1970s. It was published in the form of a tract by Open-Bible Ministries in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Curtis Clair Ewing was the Pastor of the Church of the Covenants in Los Angeles, California. He was the son-in-law to Pastor Warren B. Record. He was … Continue reading The Jewish Khazar Kingdom
By: Matthew D. Dyer Old Testament Bible Verse Who Used ItPurposeType of Oil (if specified)Genesis 28:18JacobPoured oil on a stone pillar to dedicate it to GodOil (olive oil, implied)Genesis 35:14JacobErected stone pillar and poured oil as an offering/dedicationOil (olive oil, implied)Exodus 29:7Moses (by God’s instruction)To consecrate Aaron as priest (pour oil on his head)Holy anointing … Continue reading Anointing Oil in the Bible
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