We are exposing the truth of that "faith which was once delivered." We are trying our best to not only do this as we perceive it but by how we can prove it through the light of God's holy words as found in some of the best Hebrew, Aramaic, Coptic, and Greek manuscripts and through proper grammatical and exegetical methods as found in their respective grammars and lexicons.

 

A thought to consider: did the ancient people who wrote the manuscripts and the ones who were first copying and translating them which were later copied and copied and translated, did they really mean and believe what they wrote? We believe so in almost every case. Copies and translations of their writings/scriptures were then placed in our canon of holy writings, our Scriptures, our Holy Bibles.

 

Now did those early writers/scribes make exceptions to the rules of grammar and exegetical principals whenever words applied to their God, angels, the Holy Spirit or other spirit beings or were these exceptions simply done later by unlearned or ignorant (not knowledgeable) scribes, priests, church men, women, and scholars?

 

In other words, we believe these first writers and Christians, who very likely knew some or all of the original apostles or their disciples, during the first two or three centuries are the real authorities as to church or Christian doctrine. The churchmen and theologians who followed even up to today can not always be trusted, for many differ greatly from each other as seen throughout church history and the many different denominations and cults of today.

 

We therefore are going to try to reveal what those early Christians, saints, and writers really wrote and said to show what their faith was really like.