Things are either TRUE or False regardless of our opinion, we may believe falsehoods, or we may believe truths or have opinions somewhere between the two.

What Yah Created is TRUTH, everything else is may be ‘true’  within a given context especially things might be true (or false) for a relatively short period of time; all things pass away except the Truththat in the beginning Yah created.

It is the task of the believer to seek Yah’s TRUTH, to decern the things of Yah amongst the chaos that is life.

Religion seeks to establish ‘opinion’ over truth, and it is this opinion that must be “nailed to the cross” (not Torah).

Yah gave us His Torah as a guidepost to TRUTH, we are to become followers of the WAY, much like in John Bunyon’s book Pilgrim’s Progress.

When we eradicate the falsehoods in our lives  we are left with truth, and we start to eradicate falsehood by reading (and obeying) the scriptures for ourselves.   Rabbis and pastors can give us their opinions but they will not be there when we come before Yah for judgement.   Yah will judge us according to His TRUTH not that of Rabbi This or Pastor That.

The peril of Adam is that his opinion always has an element of the serpent in it, and that little bit of taint is usually enough to pervert truth, something that is 99% true is not TRUTH because the 1% changes everything, a careful reading of the interaction between the serpent and the woman shows how this mechanism can happen, she appears to have been told to not even touch the tree, this is not what Yah told Adam; Yah forbade eating of the fruit of the tree, where did the idea of not even touching the trr come from?

The serpent exploited a tiny falsehood in a mostly true narrative….