One Man’s Truth, Another Man’s Heresy
Truth often means being in accord with fact or reality, or with fidelity to an original, standard, or ideal. Truth is the quality or state of being true; it is also that which is true in accordance with fact or reality. Applying this definition to the Creator’s words, the fact and reality are that the words of the Creator, the Set-Apart Eternal Spirit, not a man, are the only truth.
Heresy is any provocative belief or theory that strongly deviates from established beliefs or customs. A heretic is a proponent of such beliefs. Heresy is distinct from apostasy, the explicit renunciation of one's religion, principles, or cause, or the abandonment of a religious or political belief. In Christianity, the provocative belief or theory and the established beliefs and customs of the World Church are at stake. Hebraic truth, the teaching of the Creator, the Set-Apart Eternal Spirit, deviates from the worldview because only the word and teaching of the Creator are true. If any practice is heretical, it’s the Greek text that exhibits this behavior. This is because it opposes the Creator’s rules and teachings, with many declaring them old, done away with, and satisfied by Christ.
Blasphemy is irreverence toward the Creator. The term usually refers to violations of essential religious teachings, but it also describes views that are vehemently opposed to generally accepted ideas. Blasphemy is an insult that shows contempt, disrespect, or a lack of reverence for the Creator. The Hebraic view holds that it is blasphemous to disrespect the Creator's name by replacing or removing it from Scripture, as the Greeks and the Catholics have done more than 68,000 times in their European Bibles. This worldview holds that the Creator’s name is Lord and God. Those are not names; they are titles associated with idolatrous sources. Referring to the Creator as such is disrespectful and therefore blasphemous, since his name is recorded. The Father’s name is recorded in the Masoretic Text Hebrew Scriptures, Exodus 3:15: Elohim said further to Moshe, Say this to the people of Yisra’el: 'Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh [YAHWEH or YAHVAH], the Elohey of your fathers, the Elohey of Avraham, the Elohey of Yitz'chak and the Elohey of Ya'akov, has sent me to you.' This is my name forever; this is how I am to be remembered generation after generation. To refer to the Creator in any other form is blasphemous.
In the movie "A Few Good Men," Jack Nicholson said, "You can't handle the truth." Many people are in that place. Truth is essential, but only within one's circle of accepted knowledge of one’s defined truth, as outlined at the beginning of this writing. It is amazing that brilliant people are locked into a mental state in which matters of Scriptural fact are dismissed with statements like, "This is the way it's always been," "This is what I was taught," or "At that time, I believed it, and I still do." No matter what Scriptural evidence is presented, many refuse to accept anything else. They would rather remain ignorant of the Creator’s truth. In fact, many believe the whole Bible is Scripture; it’s not. Only the text called the Old Testament is Scripture. All Scripture is breathed by the Creator and is valuable for teaching the truth, convicting of sin, correcting faults, and training in right living; thus, anyone who belongs to the Creator may be fully equipped for every good work.
Ignorance can be defined in two ways. One is the state of being ignorant, meaning a lack of knowledge because you simply didn't know. The other is having the opportunity to know but refusing to entertain or even investigate a matter to ascertain the truth. That is willful ignorance. We live in a world today where knowledge is readily accessible, erasing our reasons for being ignorant of practically anything. Access to knowledge isn't enough; we must actively seek it. It's our personal responsibility to seek the truth about our souls. Yet many people dismiss it by saying they don't want to talk about it, as if they might hear something true or discover the lie they have been part of all along. This suggests that many people fear the truth about Scripture and the Creator because it goes against the norm of religious belief. The Most High did not give the people he created a religion. He gave them a way of life. This speaks to what heresy means.
History shows that Christianity was born out of a political need and had nothing to do with the truth associated with the Creator’s teachings. The only truth that brings eternal life resides in the Creator’s Scripture and is understood with a Hebraic mind. Those Scriptures are Genesis through Malachi in the European Bible. Read and study the Hebrew Scriptures, not a Greek Bible; it has an agenda.
Hosea 4: 6 My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. Because you rejected knowledge, I will also reject you as a cohen (leader) for me. Because you forgot the Torah of your Creator, I will also forget your children.
Marcus Garve said, “A people without knowledge of their past, history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots.”
See recommendation in Resources for Hebraic Bibles