Truthwatchers

In this episode we examine Dr. Heiser's doctrine of the Divine Council and identify it as polytheism. He has denied this charge of polytheism by claiming he taught a divine plurality which is nothing but a plurality of divine beings, hence polytheism. We document a number of quotes from his writings to prove he rejected monotheism and was a polytheist. Furthermore, we acknowledge his similarity to Mormon theology of the council of gods which Joseph Smith adapted from Kabbala.

Michael Heiser is a best selling author and popular podcaster. He has propagated to evangelicals a theology he calls the "Deuteronomy 32 worldview." This episode is an introduction to discussing what his theological view is, how it is dependent upon synchronizing ancient pagan myths to the Bible, how he twists Scripture, and misrepresents the ancient literature he claims as evidence for his view.

In part 4 of this series we discuss the extent of mysticism infiltrating Christianity, and the fact that the New Age prophetess Alice Bailey stated that the goal was to replace christian theology based on studying the Scripture with a new theology based on personal experience. We examine a number of modern "christian" authors that prove that this mentality is running the majority of churches today. We further discuss the influence of A. W. Tozer, who propagated the idea that mystical experiences produce a superior Christianity. His writings have remained popular among fundamentalism which would normal be immune to such mystic authors. This fact reveals how wide spread mysticism is within modern Christianity!

In this episode the discussion of a Neo-Gnosticism developing in contemporary Christianity is directed to the influence from the dialectic philosophy of George Hegel and the Emergent church. We elaborate on the Emergent church authors who specifically cite the New Age author Ken Wilber as the figure who they get their theology from. The topic of Ken Wilber's philosophy and influence is primarily neglected by most apologists that have written on the Emergent church but is necessary to be understand to discern the direction of the end time apostasy we are witnessing today.  

In this episode we continue to discuss the end time apostasy as a revised form of Gnosticism which will be the fertile soil allowing the antichrist to arise out of. The modern form of Gnosticism is not a random development, but rather the evidence reveals a conspired plan of the New Age spirituality to infiltrate churches. The discussion includes the satanic inspired doctrines of Madame Helena Blavatsky and her theology spread in the Freemason lodges which are utilized to infiltrate local churches. 

This episode explores how ancient Gnosticism is making a coming back as a fulfillment of Biblical prophecy concerning the end time apostasy. This topic is the most important thing to understand about end time prophecy, but is neglected by most prophecy teachers today. 

This is the last of the overviews of the Hebrew Poetry books. The Song of Songs has been one of the most debated books of the Bible. Its been debated about how to interpret it, what its story line is, and what its purpose is for being added in the Bible. These questions and many more are answered to help everyone understand this amazing book. 

This lesson from Ecclesiastes includes the outline, chiastic structure, major theme, key words, key verses, and a explanation of how Ecclesiastes should not be viewed as a "secular book" as so many commentators and preachers claim. This is explained as the entire argument which progresses through whole book is established on the presupposition of God as the Creator and the earth cursed due to sin. this fact is key to properly understand this fascinating book of the Bible.

An overview of the Book of Proverbs to provide its a better understanding of its genre, its outline, major themes, key words and phrases, as well as concepts, and methods on how to accurately interpret the book. 

An overview of the Psalms is provided with explanations of different  categories, authors, dates, historical backgrounds for individual  psalms, their use in the Jewish worship at the Temple, and explanations  of some of the difficult words in the subtitles.

Continuing the overview of the Hebrew Poetry books, this lesson is on the Book of Job; discussing the place and date of the events, the purpose, theme and literary structure of the book that it may be properly interpreted.

This is the first class on the Hebrew Poetry overview and is focused on how to study Hebrew Poetry.  

Matthew 2:23 states, "and he came and dwelt in a city called Nazareth: that it might be  fulfilled which was spoken by the prophets, He shall be called a  Nazarene.” This verse has troubled many Bible commentators because nowhere in the  Old Testament is this prophecy expressed that the Messiah shall be  called a Nazarene. So what does this mean? Listen to this podcast to discover how this prophecy fulfilled the Old Testament's predictions about the coming Messiah.

Recent news has reported that the Red Heifer has been restored and transported to Israel. In this episode we examine the Biblical history and other interesting facts from ancient Jewish thought about the Red Heifer, how the current restoration of the Red Heifer will impact our present day, and what is the significance in Biblical prophecy?