Join Doug for this podcast dicsussion that occured Tuesday, Apr. 8, 2025 on the JesusNotPaul/Acts channel as he address Marcion of Sinope, the first man to put together a "New Testament" "Canon" in the early mid second century, from which he uplifted the writings of Paul not only above, but in place of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.   Marcion lived during the second century and was branded a heretic due to his erroneous beliefs (that gnostics also shared) that the God of the Hebrews was a malevolent "demiurge" creator diety that Marcion said was not the kind and loving and yet hidden and supreme god who he said had really sent Jesus.   This heresy led to a litany of errors, such as: 1) Marcion taught that Paul (in his epistles) brought the only true gospel as he did not closely align with the teachings of Jesus reported by the gospels and the apostles with regard to the God of the Hebrews being the one to have sent Jesus and that we were accountable to Him an...

Join Doug for the podcast that aired on Thursday, Apr. 3, 2025 on the JesusNotPaul/Acts channel as he addresses the Book of Revelation and its compete demolition of the false of gospel that the false Apostle Paul brought.  From beginning to end, it refocuses the Churches on repenting of sins (one in particular of which Paul teaches you how to do in 1 Corinthians 8, that is to say, to eat things sacrificed to idols) in preparation for an eternity with Christ.  It is very specific in identifying the fact that we are most literally judged by our works, and those works have to do with the question, are we keeping the commandments of God?  The prophecy ends by saying most literally that we will be judged by our works with the commandments being the measure.  Revelation in no way preaches we are saved "by faith and not by works lest any man should boast," as Paul's false implication that simple obedience to God's commandments gives one cause to boast!  Yet, even thoug...

This question is really quite simple until you add the confusion of Paul's teachings to it.   Limiting the source material of this question to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and John (as secondarily speaking, Luke) as well as the 1 epistle of John and almost most importantly, the Book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, you can know for sure what is required of you as a Believer to inherit everlasting life. If these books could be distilled down to steps to salvation, how would they be enumerated? What would be required? 1. Recognition of sin, that is to say, that you've lived a life disobedient to the Father's wishes as described by the Torah, Prophets, and the teachings of Jesus, the Messiah and Son of God, the Word of God. 2. Confession of those sins to the Father. 3. Repentance of those sins, that is to say, determining to not continue in them and turning 180 degrees from them, walking the other way. 4. Recognition and acceptance of the work of Jesus in shedding His blood ...

Join Doug for a podcast discussion which occurred Tuesday, Mar. 18, 2025 on the JesusNotPaul/Acts channel about how Paul's outright defiance of the Father's law, and teaching others the same, puts him right in the realm of the disobedience Samuel described as witchcraft and idolatry (1 Samuel 15:22-23).  Being that Acts (a faulty narrative in so many ways) reports Paul to have done many miracles, because he is a false prophet, there is a component of magic and sorcery that is apparent in his regard, either through the stories of his miracles in Acts being outright lies, or if they actually occurred, Paul acting as a channel for the counterfeit miraculous works of Satan.   The Father warned us in Deuteronomy 13 that false prophets would come along to "prove" or test us through misdirection to get us to follow after false gods (in Paul's case, his false god is one of his own making, the counterfeit version of Jesus he preaches) and that these false prophets would ...

  Join Doug for a podcast discussion that occurred Tuesday, Mar. 4, 2025)on the JesusNotPaul/Acts channel bout what the Father would want our attitudes to be with regard to the False "Apostle"/prophet Paul.   Inspired by a viewer who asked if forgiving Paul is something we should do, Doug dives deep into the Torah, Prophets, and the Words of Jesus to see the Father's attitude toward false prophets and the unrepentant: suffice to say, it doesn't end well for them and we are not to associate with them unless there is repentance. Also, we are to expose their works in order to wake others up to their evil doings, even as Jesus did.   This should be an interesting discussion.   Hope you’ll dive right in! All videos, music, email responses, phone calls & all other services provided by Jesus Not Paul/Acts or WSBM Ministries are free, but donations are greatly appreciated. You may do so at https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=2M2673KZ473D2

Join Doug for a podcast discussion from Thursday, Feb. 27, 2025 on the JesusNotPaul/Acts channel where Doug will show how the epistles attributed to Paul (Colossians, Ephesians, Philippians) that were more than likely written from Rome after the Acts 21 meeting where James told Paul in no uncertain terms that the Hebrews Believers in Christ would still circumcise and keep the law and that Paul needed to show that he himself "keeps the law orderly," that Paul continues to warn Gentile Believers to beware of the "concision" (the circumcised), which is to also say, to beware anyone who teaches you the actual law of God, while he promoted this idea that Gentiles have circumcision of the heart as a replacement for the actual everlasting Genesis 17 covenant, while he also denigrated God's law with regard to clean/unclean foods and Sabbaths (once again), just as Ezekiel prophesied the false prophet ravenous wolves would do.   "Scholars" have often thought th...

Join Doug for a podcast discussion which occurred Sun, Feb. 23, 2025 on the JesusNotPaul/Acts channel where Doug will take you through the Satanic fallacies and false teachings in Paul's Epistle to the Galatians.  Written to an audience who he must have believed did not know enough Torah or very much of what Jesus taught, he begins by trying to convince the Galatians that if anyone preaches anything other than what he brings they are cursed, and then proceeds to brag that he received his knowledge from none other than Jesus (through spiritual means) and that he did not take his doctrines from any man.  Interestingly enough, before Jesus ascended into heaven he told the apostles to go preach to the nations whatsoever He had (already) commanded them.  By the very nature of Jesus' commission it would require that Paul would hear the true Gospel from SOMEONE ELSE who would teach all of what Jesus had said, done and taught, and then he would be able to share it.  Instead,...