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Welcome to Resurrection Life of Jesus Church. We are a Bible centered group of believers who desire to grow in the full knowledge of Jesus Christ without compromise to His Word. We believe, teach and practice all things that Jesus taught and were practiced by the Church in the book of the Acts of the Apostles. Jesus called his disciples to be salt and light. Salt is a preservative but it is also something that adds savor and enjoyment to our daily food. Light is a symbol of truth; it is comforting, penetrating, guiding and exposes darkness. We seek to preserve biblical truth and shed the glorious light of the Gospel in a world that is consumed by darkness.
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It was difficult for many of the Jews who came to Christ to understand that salvation came solely from faith in Jesus and had nothing to do with keeping the law. Paul was a former Pharisee and a staunch defender of Judaism until he came to Christ and he was adamant that the First Covenant had been made null and void by the arrival of the Second Covenant. You simply cannot earn your way to heaven! Any Jew who wants to be born again and follow Jesus must abandon the teaching that salvation comes by keeping the law. This coincides with the message of the apostles in the Book of Acts and lays the two-tier salvation plan of Christian Zionists in the dust.
The Kabbalah was a major teaching in Judaism and someone had accused Paul of adhering to this hellish doctrine of making the whole world evil in order to raise the holy serpent from the bottomless pit. Any follower of the Kabbalah has made a covenant with death and God strongly rebuked it throughout the Bible. After refuting this slander, Paul turned the tables by stating there wasn't a single righteous Jew or Gentile in the world. Mankind is justified by faith and repentance and clothed in the righteousness of Christ at the moment of salvation.
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