On the Epistles of John, Part 10: The Spirit, the Water and the Blood

William Finck
1 John 5:1-8
CHR20210827-EpistlesJohn10.mp3

On the Epistles of John, Part 10: The Spirit, the Water and the Blood

Writing this first and most significant of his three surviving epistles, the apostle John began describing the love which is in the law in chapter 2 where, speaking of Christ, he wrote: “3 And by this we may know that we know Him, if we would keep His commandments. 4 He saying that he knows Him and not keeping His commandments, he is a liar and the truth is not in him. 5 But he whom would keep His word [God’s Word], truly the love of Yahweh is perfected in him: by this we know that we are in Him.” Following that point, throughout chapters 3 and 4 of this epistle John spoke of the love of Yahweh God which He has for His children, and upheld that love as the reason for which those same children should love one another. So in chapter 3 of the epistle, John also asserted that the love which the children of God have for one another serves as the assurance that they have eternal life, where he wrote: “14 We know that we have passed over from out of death into life, because we love the brethren.” On the surface, John seems to be using the term brother quite loosely, as a fellow man or fellow believer, but that is clearly not the case once it is understood that the Gospel of Christ is the only manner which men have to distinguish the wheat from the tares. So as he continued, he stated that “He not loving [his brother] abides in death.”

On the Epistles of John, Part 9: Love is in the Law

William Finck
1 John 4:14-21
CHR20210820-EpistlesJohn09.mp3

On the Epistles of John, Part 9: Love is in the Law

In the last presentation of our commentary on this first epistle of John, we discussed The Discerning of Spirits in relation to the opening half of chapter 4 of this epistle. The chapter begins with the admonishment from the apostle that his readers “1… not have trust in every spirit, but scrutinize whether the spirits are from of Yahweh…” and he proceeds to inform them that those spirits, referring to embodied spirits, who are from of God would acknowledge that Yahshua, or Jesus of Nazareth, was the Christ, or Messiah, that for that reason they would be despised by the world, but that they would also love both God and one another, and in return they would be loved by God. When we read chapter 5 of the epistle, John professes that the love of God is expressed by keeping His commandments, and that is also the manner by which Christians should express their love for their brethren.

The Real Domestic Terrorists, and Other Topics, with Dr. Michael Hill of the League of the South

William Finck
CHR20210813-DrMichaelHill.mp3

Dr. Michael Hill of the League of the South

Here we discussed with Dr. Hill the upcoming League of the South National Conference to be held in Alabama next month, as well as subjects presented in several recently published, or republished articles at the League of the South website, including Charlottesville, four years after, Support rises for secession and The Real Domestic Terrorists (2012). Additionally, we discussed the current inflation of the currency, some subjects presented at the recent Florida State League of the South Conference in Lake City, Florida.

Below is the text of Section 1299F of H.R. 6395 116th: National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021. The section is titled “Countering white identity terrorism globally.” This bill was enacted after a congressional override of then-President Trump's veto on January 1, 2021. Now Public Law 116-283. We have not investigated why Trump vetoed this bill.

Adamic Eternity: The Greatest Discovery

William Finck
CHR20210806-AdamicEternity.mp3

Adamic Eternity: The Greatest Discovery

Here I am going to make a solitary presentation on a subject which I have discussed quite often in many of our longer series of Biblical commentaries. There is nothing more disappointing than seeing an Identity Christian, or at least, someone who professes to understand Christian Identity truths, who still carries the baggage of the denominational churches and their false doctrines, doctrines which were constructed centuries ago by a priesthood which sought little else but to maintain its own control over the minds of the people, usually in concert with various governments. This is especially true where those doctrines are persistently maintained by such Christians, but are clearly contrary to the plain word of Scripture.

So one result of false Church doctrine is that we have White men who seek to condemn one another to the fires of eternal destruction for some sin which they themselves think is too horrible to forgive, or which is far more grievous than their own sins. Yet only Yahweh God can judge men, because only God knows the hearts of men, which is to say that only He can know why men did certain things at certain times, rather than merely just what they did, and all the factors which drove them to do such things. To understand that, He must know everything that a particular man had learned throughout his own life, which led him to make such choices.