How History Hijacked God: A Messianic Call to Rediscover the Abba Yeshua Knew
Unveiled: How History Stole God’s Heart—Read Now and Reclaim the Abba Yeshua Knew
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The original 2025 version of “How History Hijacked God” has been rebuilt from the ground up — anchored properly in the Hebrew and Aramaic behind the translation choices that hijacked our language for God, verified against the historical record where the old essay relied on claims that needed sourcing, and cleaned of projections that passed for data.
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Shalom v’shalvah,
Sergio
In Matthew 25:1-13, Jesus doesn’t say the wise virgins were chosen before time—He says they were prepared. The foolish virgins could have been wise, but they failed to prepare. If their fate was already sealed, why does Jesus tell them to ‘watch therefore’? The warning to stay ready only makes sense if there was a real possibility of being shut out. This aligns with Jeremiah 18:7-10, where God declares that a nation’s fate can change based on its actions, and Ezekiel 18:30-32, where He calls people to repent and live, showing that His judgments are not predetermined but responsive to their choices.
Sergio,
"I always felt a distance between me and my Lord. But my love was indeed distanced by the idea of Jesus versus the Father—exactly as you describe here." — Linda
Do you see what I’m trying to convey about the Logos, which dwelt within Jesus and now dwells within us? Everything in the Bible is about a relationship with our Abba. Jesus is now our High Priest and advocate, interceding on our behalf.
He modeled this perfectly for us:
"Our Father who art in heaven..."
"No one comes to the Father but by me..."
Throughout the New Testament, Jesus consistently points us to the Father. He died so that we could be reunited with the Father, yet doctrines have deceived us, placing a wedge between believers and their Abba.