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Sharing the Hebraic Foundations of the Earliest Followers of Jesus

Preparing Today's Followers of Jesus to Do Their Part in His Kingdom

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Spot On

Spot on: accurate, correct, dead-on, exact, good, on-target, precise, proper, right, true

“Therefore everyone who hears these words of Mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who 

built his house on the rock” 

(Matthew 7:24; see also Luke 8:21; James 2:17-26).

Spot Ons are accurate translations of various texts in the Bible without the influence of translators who promoted the unbiblical domination of Nicolaitan clergy. Many of these translators were anti-Semitic and downplayed the essential interconnection of both testaments. In doing so, they eradicated the biblical role of older men of wisdom (zakenim) who represented the Father’s compassionate concern for His children. They replaced these essential wise elders with younger educated men who had no life experience to validate their knowledge. Propelled onward by the demonic influence of Hellenist Revisionism which twisted and allegorized the God-breathed text of the Hebrew Scriptures, these translators adapted a myriad of pagan-based religious practices and rituals, declaring them “Christian.” 


By amputating the Hebrew connection of the Older Testament to the Newer Testament, each forthcoming translation resulted in the schisms and creedal confusion which now divide Christianity into 40,000 opposing and competing factions. The centuries-long domination of Nicolaitanism and Hellenism has produced predominantly passive, pacified pew sitters whose lives go unchanged by what they docilely hear week after week. Sadly, very few walk the talk by actively and intentionally extending the Kingdom of our Lord Jesus through His Spirit at work in them.


Reaching back through centuries of Nicolaitan dominance and Hellenist Revisionism in Christianity, Spot On restores the Hebraic foundational emphasis on the processes of how you live your life: the responsive actions our Lord commands all of His followers, and their responsibility to deferentially obey by grace the One they love. Through the indwelling Holy Spirit, both your faith and your obedience are confirmed by your way of life — the decisions, values and goals which are demonstrated in your actions.


• To mutually establish a biblically-based way of life, read and discuss:  General Rules of Biblical Interpretation.”