Theology and Biblical Knowlegde Studies By Tzedekah

 HERESY- Heresy, in a religious context, refers to beliefs or opinions that deviate from the accepted doctrines of a particular faith or religious authority. Historically, heresy was often seen as a significant threat to the unity and teachings of the Church, and it has been a contentious topic throughout history. In Christianity, for example, heresy is typically defined as any belief or teaching that goes against the core doctrines established by the Church, such as those related to the Trinity, the nature of Jesus, or salvation. Throughout history, various heresies, such as Arianism (denial of Christ's divinity) and Gnosticism (emphasis on hidden spiritual knowledge), have been addressed and condemned by Church councils. The consequences of being labeled a heretic could be severe, particularly during the Middle Ages and the Reformation, ranging from excommunication to persecution. At times, these conflicts over doctrine played a significant role in shaping the development of diff...

Revised 2026 Ishmaelites/Issacites- (Abrahamics) Benjaminites/Yudah- (Spainards-Moroccans)- Sufism, Kabbalahists, and Muslims) Most Sephardic Hebrews were Rabbi's that Studied the Kabbalah and wrote the Zohar. I don't agree with what the Zohar states about the Kabbalah because everyone that had been Spiritually Opened up to the Divine Knowledge of the Kabbalah has interpreted it differently.  Most Sephardic Hebrews are of Spanish decent who stem from they mostly Shem and Yapheth blood lines/lineages. AI Generated-  According to medieval Jewish tradition, descendants of the tribe of Benjamin (along with Judah) were exiled to Spain (ancient Sepharad) following the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians and later by the Roman general Titus in 70 CE, settling notably in cities like Granada and Mérida.  BENJAMIN/MEDES In Hebrew, "Sephardic" describes the descendants of Jews from the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal), with the term originating from Sefarad (סְפָרַ...

  I am Accepted. Written by: Charity Ann Naylor-Schmidt Full Definition of THRIVE 1: to grow vigorously: flourish: 2: to gain in wealth or possessions:  prosper 3: to progress toward or realize a goal despite or because of circumstances — often used with   on   < thrives   on conflict> —   thriv·er   \ˈthrī-vər\   noun Love, I mean real true love, is so hard to come by these days. It seems like it so conditional, like you do this thing and then I will love you or show you any kind of affection, (usually the negative kind of affection) that is just evil. We were created to show positive love and affection to each other and to our Heavenly Father until the enemy perverted it and made it conditional. It seems like the world is becoming loveless, and that people are becoming heartless, cold hearted, and hard hearted. Our children are being made into punching bag for the ways that those adults have been treated in their youth. It’s a disgrace to ...

  Here are some references to these Websites, but not all of them known as accurate to the Scriptures or Even to the Spiritual knowledge of why they were considered a part of the Levite Tribes and the Reasons of their Special Duties they were to carryout. The Cohens were the younger Generations of the Levite Tribes, the Sons of LEVI. What's a Cohen/Kohen in Jewish Religion? What Is Kohanim, or Jewish 'Priests'? | My Jewish Learning 14 Facts about Kohanim—the Priestly Clan - Chabad.org The Purpose of the Lay Person (churchleadership.org) Our Work - Bible Standard Ministries What a re the kinds that travel for Ministry and or they are given a Doctrine or Certificate to Be an Official of Marriage or Death or Baptisms and other such Religious Ceremonials.  a Lay Men or Women in Religion?  Most of these types of People are the People that are Self-ordained as a Minister or Pastor because of Book Knowledge of the Scriptures, and they get a Doctrine for their studies in Some kin...