Proof Jesus Is Not God

By Jeremiah Jael Israel

This handbook is from our series, For Israelites by Israelites. In our books, we cover the basic precepts needed to understand major topics in the Bible. Discover why the world was flooded in the time of Noah. Our handbooks include our never publicly discussed “Virgin Mary” theory. It is different from anything ever heard from any Israelite or Christian teaching. Hebrew to Negroes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jeremiah Jael Israel
• Release date: May 20, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463111536

Jeremiah Jael Israel

When we first discovered we were Israelites, it was overwhelming. There were thousands of videos and websites from all the various Israelite groups to decipher. Whom do we believe? Which camp do we join? Which Biblical point of view do we follow? How do we know which one is right? Those are questions we eventually had to answer.

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Proof Jesus IS NOT God

Jeremiah and Jael

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Introduction

This introduction is standard for all our handbooks. Our names are Jeremiah and Jael Israel. When we first woke up, we had no idea which direction to go. We searched YouTube for videos in hopes of finding an Israelite church to join.

There are many different Israelite teachings and doctrines, and that became an obstacle for us for a little while. We discovered that the various Israelite congregations are very much like the different Roman Christian churches we have known all our lives; each has a different doctrine. It can be very confusing.

There are some conflicts between the Roman Christian church and the Israelite congregations. Israelite churches teach, for the most part, the truth about our Hebrew history and God’s Laws. Christian churches will not teach that, and that is the primary difference.

There are significant flaws in Roman Christian churches, they nail all God’s Laws to the cross, they make Jesus God, and they eliminate God’s chosen people.

The average Christian church clings to John

3:16 like honey on a bear’s paw. That is their go-to for everything. By studying the Bible front to back and back to front; we have discovered almost everything we know, is an utter lie.

So, what is a woke up Israelite to do?

As God wakes us up, he gives us new information every day and adds to our understanding. Stay away from anyone, Christian or Israelite, who teaches they have all the answers.

If a pastor will not let a person leave the church without damning them to hell, or if a pastor says he is right and cannot be wrong, RUN! Stay away from anyone that commands or demands abusive behavior towards other people or other groups of people.

God does not approve of that, nor does he want his people behaving that way. A person can still help people and teach them without being radical, abusive, and crazy acting.

We, as human beings, can always be wrong about something. If we write something in this book, and God later gives us further clarity, we will admit we were wrong and change accordingly. That is something most Israelite and Christian churches refuse to do, pride gets in the way, and they do not want to tell their members they made a mistake.

Jael has a master’s degree heavily based on research. She was trained to validate everything with empirical (factual) evidence. That is how we conduct all our research and studies. We do not leave anything up to our interpretation, and we use solid facts to back our findings.

If there is anything, we have an opinion on, we will state it is our opinion. In this book, we will discuss everything we have learned from attending both Roman Christian and Israelite churches. We have experience studying Biblical and archeological history, historical records, the original writings of the Hebrews, geographical and scientific records, and more.

We wrote these books to help other people who are newly discovering their heritage. We have put in thousands of hours studying over the past five years. Both of us are writing this book, so we will share the information we both have discovered.

Hopefully, this information will turn the Most High God’s people to him and not away from Him. We say that because many people become overwhelmed once they discover all the lies told to them.

Once that happens, they decide to give up on God, the Bible, and everything they feel ties them to religion. That is the wrong move to make, our Most High God is still real, and His Son, His Word, and the Bible is still real.

Just because they changed a few things, it does not mean everything is not real. We hope to provide clarity, knowledge, and understanding from reading our handbooks of Hebrew precepts.

Peace and love Jeremiah and Jael.

***Disclaimer*** We do not intend to be shocking, sensational, or disrespectful in any manner. The purpose of our handbook series is not to incite violence or encourage dangerous activities. These books are strictly for educational purposes, in no way do we promote violence or hatred towards any other person or any group of people. The real intention of our hearts is to educate our readers on their history as Israelites, that is it. We hope positivity is the outcome of reading our books. God wants us to work on ourselves getting ready for his son’s return, and he does not want us to verbally or physically attack or be violent towards anyone else. As always, we thank the Most High God and His Son!

**If possible, please read our books in order; this will allow following the story from beginning to end ultimately.

CONTENTS

0. Prelude

1. Jesus’ Chosen People

2. Jesus Is Not God

3. The Trinitarian Doctrine

4. The Apostolic Movement

Acts 2:22-(KJV) Ye men of Israel, hear these words; Jesus of Nazareth, a man approved of God among you by miracles and wonders and signs, which God did by him in the midst of you, as ye yourselves also know:

Hosea 11:9-(KJV)- I will not execute the fierceness of mine anger, I will not return to destroy Ephraim: for I am God, and not man; the Holy One in the midst of thee: and I will not enter into the city.

Number 23:19-(KJV) God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent: hath he said, and shall he not do it? or hath he spoken, and shall he not make it good?

John 4:24-(KJV) God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.

Luke 24:39-(KJV) Behold my hands and my feet, that it is I myself: handle me, and see; for a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me have.

Prelude

1 Corinthians 4:6-(NKJV) Now these things, brethren, I have figuratively transferred to myself and Apollos for your sakes, that you may learn in us not to think beyond what is written, that none of you may be puffed up on behalf of one against the other.

We grew up in the Apostolic Faith. The primary tenants of the Apostolic Church we attended were: Jesus is God, God did not become a man, and the establishment of the Apostolic Church began on the day of Pentecost, with the apostles.

Our pastor made it a point to separate the; JESUS ONLY doctrine from the Pentecostal movement and the Trinity doctrine. He frequently referred to the Trinity doctrine as heresy.

The Trinity doctrine can be very confusing, and so can the Pentecostal and Apostolic doctrines. My wife Jael and I both attended the Apostolic Church for many years.

We believed that our pastor was feeding his flock righteously. We did not question anything, because we trusted our pastor. After all, he had been studying day and night for dozens of years.

He had been a pastor for over forty years and had a college degree in theology, so he should know a great deal more than us.

We trusted our pastor wholeheartedly; I do not know if anyone could have trusted him more than Jael, and I did. We were on the board at church; we were on the pastor’s top security team. We were considered high up in the church.

We were privy to many personal secrets. It is easy to trust a pastor’s word when fond of him. We had personally done an assessment or evaluation of our Apostolic pastor to deem him worthy in our eyes.

We never saw him being a whoremonger, and we never saw him being dishonest or mistreating anyone. He did collect tithes and offering, but he GENEROUSLY HELPED the church members and even strangers with the money.

Our Apostolic pastor was everything a member could want in a pastor. He was a little too strict at times, but then, on the other hand, he was very loving and forgiving. It seemed he had the right balance of everything.

However, there were a few questions or red flags that started coming up in the latter years of our attendance. It was one of the reasons we parted with the church.

We went into our pastor’s office and spoke with him. We told him we discovered some things about our real history and that we are Hebrews, and we wanted to pursue that further. Our pastor told us he had heard another pastor, one of his close friends, say that before.

Unfortunately, he told the congregation after we left that he kicked us out, and we had demons. It was very hurtful