Come and See

Stand somewhere out in creation long enough – away from the fabrications and noise of “civilization” – and you can feel it — that what you’re looking at is pointing past itself, to something just beyond where our eyes can reach. You’re not imagining it. The invisible, Paul wrote, has been “clearly seen… through the things that have been made,” since the beginning of the world.

The Bible works the same way. Its feasts and holy days, the tabernacle, the priesthood, are things made to be looked through — not a rulebook to master, but a lens to see by.

I’ve spent most of a lifetime — over six decades now — learning HOW to look. What I’ve seen has changed me, and not as a mere intellectual endeavor. I can’t hand it to you, and no one can walk your road for you. But I can show you where and how I’ve been looking. Come and see for yourself. If something here rings true, look closer. If it doesn’t, no harm done.

What “Make Christ Your Aim” means

The old word we translate as “law” — Torah — comes from an archer’s word: to aim. The law was never mainly a list of rules to obey. It was always aiming — pointing — at one thing: Christ. To “fulfill” it was to have it ACCOMPLISHED in the life of Jesus, and initially in God’s ecclesia, and eventually the entire world.

So the “law” isn’t just a list of rules to perform. It’s a realization, a discovery, a return, a direction to face.

Everything’s Connected

This isn’t just a marketing tagline. It is the real understanding of an APPROACH to The Bible that this entire site is grounded upon – a WAY to SEE, a WAY to HEAR, a WAY to LIVE – a WAY that changes us from the inside out.