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    Whoever Has The Son

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    Channel Doctrinal Audit

    This channel consistently refutes the false doctrines of Islam and Jehovah's Witnesses, strongly affirming the divinity of Yeshua and the Trinity, and upholding the integrity of biblical texts. Based on the provided video summaries, the channel *may* teach One-Law theology by requiring Gentile believers to take on the full Mosaic Law for covenant standing or salvation, beyond the already affirmed Sabbath and Kashrut, though the summaries do not provide enough detail to confirm this definitively. The scriptural correction would be that Gentile believers are saved by grace through faith in Yeshua, and while obedience to God's commands (including Sabbath and Kashrut, as per our thesis) is an outcome of that faith, imposing the *full Mosaic Law* as a condition for salvation or covenant membership on Gentiles is contrary to the apostolic decision in Acts 15.

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    • •Antinomianism / Denial of Torah Obedience for Gentile Believers. The video title 'Should Christians keep the Sabbath?' (304) implies a question about the continued relevance of the Sabbath for Christians. Given the locked thesis, if the channel concludes that Christians should *not* keep the Sabbath, or treats it as optional, it would contradict the binding nature of the Sabbath for disciples of Yeshua. While the full content isn't available, the phrasing of the question suggests this could be an area of divergence. The locked thesis affirms the seventh-day Sabbath remains binding for disciples of Yeshua. If the answer is 'no' or 'it's optional', then it constitutes an error. (1 videos)

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