YHWH’s Law: Touch a woman with an issue of blood and you’re unclean seven days (Lev 15:19-27). Christ: Lets her touch Him in faith, feels power leave Him, heals her instantly, calls her “Daughter” (Luke 8:43-48). YHWH contaminates; the Father cleanses. YHWH curses the bleeding; Christ blesses her.

Today, Jesus descended from the Father into Capernaum in 29 A.D. The event was marked by a full solar eclipse over the Sea of Galilee. Jesus ascended just as he descended—not as a baby through a woman. “In the fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar, Pontius Pilate being governor of Judea, Jesus descended into Capernaum, a city in Galilee.” — Evangelion 1.1 Simple. [1 Cor 14:33] View quoted note →

The Virgin Birth narrative is one of many smoking guns that the canonised text has been Judaized; the “virgin” in Isaiah 7:14 is pure fraud. The Hebrew says only “young woman” (almah)—already pregnant, about to deliver Hezekiah for Ahaz. Yet the Judaizers inserted παρθένος into the Septuagint, and the anonymous Matthew author swallowed it whole, desperate to chain Christ to Torah prophecies. One of countless stitches sewn to make Jesus appear as the Jewish Messiah. Cut the stitches. Burn the patchwork; the original Gospel (Evangelion) needs no borrowed prophecies from YHWH’s lawbook.

What if the God who sent plagues on Egypt’s children isn’t the same as Jesus’ Father of total compassion? Early Christians believed exactly that—and it changes everything about evil, love, and the cross. Mind-blowing lost theology.

Did early Christians see YHWH (Yahweh) as distinct from Jesus' Heavenly Father—a God of total compassion untouched by evil?

Who I once was is no more, For Christ lives in me forevermore. I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. (Apostolicon, cf. Gal 2:20)

YHWH the limited, ignorant Elohim vs. the omniscient Father revealed in Jesus. YHWH didn’t know where Adam was: “Adam, where are you?” (Gen 3:9). He has to ask: “Have you eaten from the tree?” — as if the answer isn’t obvious. Moments later He has to ask Cain: “Where is your brother Abel?” (Gen 4:9) — even though Abel’s blood is already crying out to Him from the ground (Gen 4:10). Christ, by contrast, knows men’s thoughts before they speak (Luke 6:8).

If you're wondering why you seem to have a higher moral code than YHWH, you've figured out why he isn't the true Father presented to us by Jesus.

“God” is not in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament); it is a deliberate translation choice to obscure the Elohim. There are many Elohim (Ps 82)

O foolish Galatians! Who hath bewitched you that ye should not obey the truth, before whose eyes Jesus Christ was openly set forth, crucified among you? (Apostolicon, cf. Gal 3:1) Return to the pure Gospel of Christ crucified—let no one bewitch you away from the grace that saves.

YHWH’s fickle incompetence vs. the unchanging love of the true Father. YHWH anoints Saul king—then regrets it, saying, “I regret that I have made Saul king” (1 Sam 15:11). Grants Solomon wisdom—then rejects him for foreign wives. Threatens to destroy Nineveh—then relents when they repent (Jonah 3:10). Regrets creating mankind before the flood (Gen 6:6–7) and repeatedly grows angry with those He chose and blessed (Solomon, Israel over and over). Capricious, regretful, shortsighted. Christ’s Father never wavers, never regrets, never changes His mind.

Jesus wept. (Evangelion, cf. John 11:35) In the shortest verse, behold the deepest love: the Saviour weeping for His own.

YHWH tempted Abraham to sacrifice his son (Gen 22:1), hardened Pharaoh’s heart to bring about the slaughter of Egypt’s firstborn (Ex 10:27), incited David to sin so 70,000 Israelites would die for it (2 Sam 24:1), and sent a lying spirit to deceive prophets (1 Kgs 22:22). He gave laws impossible to keep perfectly, then punished the inevitable failure. Far from the benevolent Father revealed by Christ, the Old Testament deity rigs the game and damns the players.

I was thinking the other day: if a modern Happy Days were made today, it would be set around 2005–2015. It would feature flip phones, MySpace and Facebook exploding, the iPhone just arriving, Wii parties, early YouTube, the George W. Bush and early Obama years, pre-smartphone malls, etc.

YHWH’s stingy, legalistic power vs. the Father’s instant, universal grace. YHWH’s prophet Elisha heals one foreigner—Naaman—after 7 ritual dips in Jordan (2 Kings 5). Christ heals ten lepers (Jews & Samaritan) with one word, no water, no ritual (Luke 17:12–14).

Remember that time when Jesus said he was YHWH in the flesh and that he was actually three separate entities (i.e., the Trinity)? Yeah, me neither—'cause that didn't happen.

And Jesus said to him, “Why do you call me good? No one is good except God alone.  (Luke 18:19) Jesus’ question isn’t humility — it’s theology; - Denies Jesus = YHWH (Yahweh) - Affirms only the Father is good Points to the unknown, merciful Father. The known God [Elohim] was evil. I form light and create darkness; I make well-being and create evil; I am YHWH, who does all these things.  (Isaiah 45:7) YHWH (Yahweh) and the Father are distinct beings… Jesus revealed the gracious Father. YHWH (Yahweh) = not good—Jesus never affirms the YHWH (Yahweh)’s goodness. Jesus = Son of the good God/Father.

Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. (Apostolicon, cf. 2 Cor 5:17) Leave the old life behind and walk in the newness that Christ alone gives.

YHWH’s theft vs. the Father’s trust. YHWH arms Israel to plunder Egypt: “Grab gold, silver, clothes—loins girded, staffs ready!” (Exod 12:34–36). Christ sends disciples empty-handed: “No shoes, no staff, no bag, no second shirt, no coins” (Luke 9:1–3).

YHWH’s king David gets blasted for loving his enemies—Joab snarls he “loves those who hate you” (2 Sam 19:5-6). Christ commands: “Love your enemies, bless those who curse you” (Luke 6:27-28). YHWH’s warrior code vs. the Father’s radical mercy.