The Seventh Day Adventists and other Sabbath-keepers are right—keeping a day of worship, according to Scriptures. This is as long as they do so without considering what other people say or do, in their environments, citing clear scriptural references. This is noble and highly commendable. However, this does not take…
The term Messiah is not necessarily God
According to Hebrew Scriptures, the term ‘Messiah’ does not necessarily refer to a member of Trinity. This term simply refers to the anointed one, expected to take humanity out of sinful slavery. Being anointed means being divinely assigned to do whatever God appoints the person concerned. For instance, David was…
Irresponsibility betrays the Zimbabwean Constitution—Part two
I feel sorry for the grieving MDC supporters, having lost a case that meant a lot to their destiny. In as much as ZANU PF gets blamed, most of such blame is unwarranted. Early this year I posted my own analysis on issues that ought to be taken as real…
If justice becomes injustice, where should one go for recourse?
Is there justice in Zimbabwe? This country is stuck in corruption. But that corruption is more sustained by lawyers and law-enforcement agents, than by ordinary people. Ordinarily, a lawyer is considered to be a responsible and a trusted individual—assumed to be most knowledgeable in applications of law. This assumption leads…
Was Theologian Martin Luther a hero or a villain?
Right at the pinnacle of the fall of humanity, is displayed man’s desire to be recognized as hero rather than villain: “The man said ‘The woman you put here with me—she gave me some fruit from the tree and I ate it’” (Genesis 3:12) (NIV). Adam preferred that the wrong-doing…
Critical analysis, as compared with scepticism
Scepticism causes poverty in Third World countries. Most of the underdeveloped nations cannot be divorced from scepticism about the Bible and Christianity. They prefer remaining in primitive conditions, rather than adopt new ideas. The only way to handle scepticism is critical analysis. Humanity is divided into two categories; those taking…
Most Christians miss Jesus’ Pre-Adamic Civilization
The inability to understand Jesus lies in failure to know that Jesus represented the Pre-Adamic Civilization—comprising the original nature of humanity. Through Adam, humanity lost their relationship with God. The civilization emanating from Adam, became delineated for humanity as follows: “Because you have listened to the voice of your wife…
Death can be effective as way to escape hell
Death can be effective as way to escape hell Death is a dreaded phenomenon—the understanding of which is complicated by mythical cultures practiced without verification. Suicidal occurrences confirm knowledge deficiency among those involved. The Bible provides answers. Yet without valuing the Bible, confusion remains. Here is simplified analysis, for those…
The significance of oneness, as opposed to Trinity
As one of the Ten Commandments, The Almighty God stated that the Israelites were to have no other gods before Him. The context was designed to draw their attention to the oneness of God (Exodus 20:3). This was particularly projected as prelude to the Greatest Commandment—leading to the codification of…
Jesus’ principles impeded by hypocrisy
Hypocrisy implies pretending to be one thing, yet actually being the other. In other words, this can also be described as duplicity. Hypocrisy is not necessarily only found in Christianity. It is dominant even among various other social groupings. Imagine, driving behind a fellow who indicates turning right, when actually…