World's Last Chance Errors

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The following errors were spotted within just a few minutes of perusing the World's Last Chance web page. All of these can be seen to be scriptural errors by observing the reality of nature or looking at the underlying texts of scripture in the original languages. This is easily done even if you are not familiar with those languages by the use of good Ibriy/Greek lexicons, such as Brown-Driver-Briggs for the Ibriy and Thayer's for the Greek. They can also be seen to be errors by looking them up by their associated Strong's numbers in the Strong's Exhaustive Concordance dictionary.

With errors like this, and most of them are very easily avoided by anyone who has any knowledge at all of scripture, it also makes the entire doctrinal stance of the World's Last Chance CHURCH suspect and one to be avoided lest we too follow them down that path to hell.

1. Uses the word "Christ" for our Savior.

"Christ" is from the Greek word "christos" (G5547) which means "anointed." This word should have been translated instead of a sloppy transliteration being made. Same with the Ibriy word "mashiach" (H4899) which also means "anointed" and from which the fake word "messiah" is rendered in most English versions.

2. Uses the word "Hebrew" for the people and language of Yisra'el.

When asked who he was, Father Abraham replied, "I am one from beyond." (Ibriy {ib-ree'} (H5680) meaning "one from beyond.") Later when speaking of him they called him "THE one from beyond." In the language THE (direct object) is represented by the letter "heh" added at the beginning of the subject. In this case it produced "ha-Ibriy" which the English translators erroneously rendered as "Hebrew."

3. Uses the word "Jew" for the inbabitants of Yisra'el.

The letter J is not in any scriptural language. As a matter of fact it only came into the English language around the 17th century and then it was a replacement for the letter I. It was pronounced as an I for decades after that as seen in the KJV 1611. The "Jew" is in fact a Yahudiy, a member of the tribe of Yahudah (erroneously Judah).

4. Uses the phrase "Kingdom of Heaven."

In fact "heaven" is the sky (H5680, G3772) and not the place the faithful followers of Yahuhsua will be going at death. That is the paradise of Yahuwah which will be on the NEW earth which comes down OUT OF the sky (Rev. 21:1-2). The sky is just the sky, nothing more, nothing less.

5. Uses the name Melchizedek for Melekiy-Tsedeq.

Malkiy-Tsedeq {mal-kee-tseh'-dek} (H4442) meaning my king is Tsedeq. King is "melek" and so the spelling I have for it which corresdponds to the Ibriy spelling.

6. Uses pagan names and poor English translations for scriptural figures.

Too many to list but if you look any of the names up in the afore mentioned lexicons you will see the error.

7. Calls Yahuwah "GOD."

"God" (H1409) is the pagan deity of fortune in the scripture. Most translators have rendered it as "Gad" or "Gawd," but "God" it is.

8. Uses the phony word "Messiah."

This word appears in the KJV in Daniy'el 9:25 & 26. It means "anointed" (H4899 mashiyach {maw-shee'-akh} and so it should have been translated. This is a very common problem in the KJV, meaning a poor transliteration instead of an accurate translation, and many English versions follow suit. It shows an ignorance of the language and of scripture.

9. Uses the phony word "Christianity."

This word is derived from the Greek word "christianous" (G5546) which means "a follower of the Anointed." It is another of the words the KJV translators should have translated instead of transliterating. Ignorant people never know this because they don't look it up and just believe the lie.

10. Believes "faith alone" saves. No immersion required.

There are several "steps" toward gaining the salvation of Yahuwah. Number one is to hear the word. If you have never heard it how could you ever believe it? Then believe the word. That is having faith that the word is true. Then you must repent. That means to turn away from the life you are living and change your mind about living that way. Then you must be immersed in the name of Yahushua. In the water immersion is where your sins are "washed away" as that is where the repentant believer meets the blood of Yahushua. The old man of sin dies and you leave him behind when you rise (be born again) to walk in the footsteps of Yahushua. See Acts 2:37-39, Rhomaios (Romans) 6:1-11

11. Uses the name Israel instead of Yisra'el (yees-raw-ail) H3478.

There is no I in the Ibriy language. The sound of the I is produced using the letter "yod" or Y in the English and is pronounced "ee" when used as a vowel. Produces the sound of the English Y when used as a consonant (as in yes).

12. Uses the pagan term "church" to describe the assembly.

The word rendered as "church" in the KJV is "ekklesia" (G1577) and it means "an assembly of people." The word "church" came from Scotland and their admiration of the pagan witch Kirke (pronounced kirk). Where these people met was named after her and if you go to Scotland today and ask a person where he goes on "Sunday" he will tell you "kirk," and he means some kind of "church." The word came into the Old English as "church" and obviously is still in use. So if you go to "church" on "Sunday" you are actually going to a place to admire a pagan witch.

13. Uses the catholic term "priest."

The word "priest" is the corruption of the Greek word "presbuteros" {pres-boo'-ter-os) (G4245) which means "an elder." Read what scripture says about them and then compare that with what the Roman Catholic Church does with them. If you use RCC terminology you are a follower of their garbage.

14. Uses the term "sabbath" for the seventh day instead of the correct shabbath (shab-bawth).

Shabbath {shab-bawth'} (H7676) The SEVENTH day of the week. Look at your wall calendar. 'Nuff said?

15. Occasionaly calls Him YAH which is not possible in the language.
The Tetragrammaton (yod-heh-waw-heh) (H3068) is four letters and that requires a minimum of three syllables. The short poetic form of His name, Yahuw (H3050), is two letters (yod-heh) and that requires two syllables by the Ibriy rules of grammar.

16. Believes in "angels."

The word "angel" is from the Greek word "aggelos" (G4397) and is another of the words that should have been translated and not poorly transliterated. It means "a deputy or messenger."

17. Do not understand the meaning of the word "elohiym."

The word "elohiym" (H430) is the plural of the word "elowahh" (H433 - the emphatic form of "el" H410) that means "a mighty one."

18. Mistranslates Ibriym (Hebrews.) 4:9. (Correct translation below.)

RNV Ibriym 4:9 There remains therefore shabbath keeping for the people of Yahuwah,)

19. Keeps the festivals which Yahushua fulfilled.

The only festival that Yahushua did not fulfill is Sukkowth or Booths. If someone is to keep any of the festivals in accordance with scripture then he must travel to Yeruwshalom and present himself physically to the temple offical at the physical temple. That physical temple no longer exists therefore keeping any festival is impossible.

20. Believe in the Lunar Shabbath

This doctrine is so full of holes that it won’t hold water. To begin with, the sun and the moon were not hung until the fourth day, so the seventh day shabbath cannot be determined by the new moon as they insist. To really put the plug in the hole, the day known as Pentecost (from the Greek (G4005) pentekoste {pen-tay-kos-tay'}, means “the fiftieth day.” That day is determined by counting seven shabbaths from the Festival of Unleavened Bread and the next day, day fifty, is the Festival of Weeks (erroneously called Pentecost). If the week starts over at every new moon there is no telling how many days would be between the Festival of Unleavened Bread and the Festival of Weeks, but it certainly would not be fifty.

21. Refuses to accept the tremendous evidence of the earth being a globe and insists that the earth is flat.

This doctrine is so fallacious that it is plain silly. The image they use on their web page to illlustrate how it works could never do what they want it to do. There would be no day and night cycle, there would not be any phases of the moon, there would be no seasons, the oceans would not have an equatorial bulge, there would be no reason for navigators of ships and aircraft to determine their shortest routes by the Great Circle method, and many more problems of that nature. Also if that image is really the way it is, then the earth is the only planet in the entire universe and that universe is exceedingly small. That would make liars out of all the astronomers who use telescopes to see distant planets, stars, and even other galaxies. We could not have landed the Rover on Mars and the probes sent to distant planets of the solar system would not have seen anything. We would not live in the Milky Way Galaxy as there would not be room enough in their universe to contain all of its stars (over a hundred billion). The solar system would not be a solar system at all and the sun would be a minute nuclear furnace producing light and heat on the earth only. Besides that, if the earth were flat, don't you think the astronauts on the space station in orbit would have mentioned it by now?