The prophet Hosea issued a stark warning about rejecting knowledge. Today, we have all the knowledge on earth available in our pockets. Please take the time to test what you've been taught in church. Don't believe it just because the internet says it, but chase down the links and discover what's true and what's fake yourself!

In this episode, we explore what the Second Commandment truly prohibits and how believers can navigate a world filled with images, symbols, and religious artwork. Scripture doesn’t ban all imagery—only images used for worship or rooted in pagan practice.

We look at biblical examples of God‑approved imagery, the historical origins of crosses and goddess statues, and why certain symbols have no place in a biblical faith. We also examine what is commanded—mezuzot, tzitziyot, and physical reminders of obedience—and how to decorate our homes and congregations with discernment.

This teaching challenges long‑held traditions, exposes the pagan roots behind common religious symbols, and calls believers back to clear biblical obedience.

Perfect for listeners seeking deeper understanding of Torah, biblical holiness, and the difference between true worship and idolatry

Understanding when to listen to people—and when to stop—is a biblical command, not a personality trait. This teaching walks through the ancient hierarchy of prophets, teachers, and Scripture, and compares it to the modern world where everyone has access to a Bible but few actually know it.

We explore how Torah, the Prophets, Yeshua, and the Apostles gave clear tests for identifying true prophets and rejecting false teachers, even when their predictions come true.

🔥 What This Teaching Covers

• How the Bible Identifies True Prophets

Deuteronomy 13 shows that accuracy alone does not prove authenticity. A prophet can be correct and still be false if their message leads people away from YHVH.

• Why Ancient Israel Had a Rigid Spiritual Hierarchy

Scripture was rare, handwritten, and expensive. Only a few had access. Today, we have the opposite problem: everyone has access, but few read it.

• The Role of Teachers vs Prophets

Modern culture often merges all spiritual gifts into one leader. Scripture says the opposite—gifts are distributed across the congregation, not concentrated in one person.

• Isaiah’s Warning: “To the Law and the Testimony”

A true prophet cannot contradict Torah or the Prophets. Isaiah 8 expands the test beyond miracles to consistency with Scripture.

• Saul’s Downfall: Consulting the Wrong Voices

1 Chronicles 10 shows that even when a medium gives the right answer, the source is still forbidden.

• Daniel 9 and Yeshua’s Confirmation of Coming Desolation

Daniel prophesied the destruction of Jerusalem. Yeshua affirmed it. Many in the first century ignored the parts they didn’t want to hear—a warning for us today.

• Rose‑Colored Glasses and Modern Bias

People—scholars included—tend to hear what they want to hear. Emotion often overrides truth, whether in religion, scholarship, or everyday life.

• Paul’s Warning About “Itching Ears”

2 Timothy 4 describes our generation perfectly: people accumulating teachers who tell them what they want to hear, not what Scripture says.

⚠️ Why This Matters Today

We live in a time when:

• People follow “prophets” who don’t work miracles
• Teachers contradict Scripture and still gain massive followings
• Many believers have never read the Bible cover to cover
• Scholars uncover truth but still cling to their own traditions
• Media personalities shape beliefs more than Scripture does

Knowing the Bible is the only defense.
Testing every voice is a command.
Rejecting false teachers is obedience, not judgmentalism.

📖 Key Scriptures Covered

Deuteronomy 13 • Isaiah 8 • 1 Chronicles 10 • Daniel 9 • Luke 19 • 2 Timothy 4 • Acts 2

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