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The Absolute & Exclusive Spiritual Headship Of Christ. Ephesians 1:22 "And has put all things under his feet, and gave him to be the head over all things to the church..."  Christ is the only one whom God gave(appointed) to be the head over the church, and his headship over the church is in all things; there is thus no place for any man to claim spiritual headship over the church.  There is no one scripture which speaks of or even gives a hint of an apostle, prophet, teacher etc. being appointed or given of God to be a spiritual head or covering over God's people(the church).  Christ is the head over all things to the church/assembly which is his body; thus even in the relationship which exists in the body, scripture tells us that Christ is the head of every man and the man is the head of the woman.  It is such that even the woman in the body(church) who is without a man(a father or a husband over her), is yet not without a spiritual head/covering for Christ is t...

Service On The Altar To The Unknown God: Whom You Worship But Know Not. Through the lens of scripture we can see how present day christendom has become infiltrated by heathenism & heathenistic practices in service & devotions to different altars, temples & places of worship. In the book of Acts for instance, we see how a thought & teaching prevalent in present day christendom, is heathenistic; the teaching and presentation of God as one who needs something from our hands to be worshipped or to be offered something that he may in exchange, bless us, is not only furnished by ignorance of who God is but is also an ungodly/heathenistic belief & practice. What transpired in Acts 17 perfectly exposes this error which has become rife in present day christendom. There we see Paul in Athens, a heathen city given to devotions to several temples, shrines and altars. Their devotions were their delusions. Scripture said as he passed by and beheld their devotions, shrines & a...

In beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1 "En arche" ..."in beginning", no definite article as speaking of any particular beginning not even the beginning of creation as captured in Genesis 1 is being spoken of here. "In Beginning...The Word" The Spirit of truth in the inspired words takes us back of all beginnings including the beginning of creation, and there the first thing we see when nothing else was & when absolutely nothing was known, is the Word. Nothing will/can be known outside of the Word & nothing will be brought into being(existence) as created, without the Word. "In beginning, the Word".....nothing before the Word... the Word here set forth in beginning not even as what is said or spoken but as a being/person who is the "arche": the first, the one that commences. This is so absolute that God is not even seen or known until the Word is set forth in beginning as the beginnin...