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A publication dedicated to unlocking the Bible’s secrets — What is Chryptianity and how to pronounce it? Chryptianity is a post-Christian religion, though religion may be too strong of a word for it. Basically, it is a new belief system based on a new understanding of the stories in the Bible. …

Uncovering the secret of the Pythagorean Tower — I wrote this article to unlock the Parable of Counting the Cost. 26 “If anyone comes to me and does not hate his father and mother, his wife and children, his brothers and sisters — yes, even his own life — he cannot be my disciple. 27 And anyone who…

Didn’t Jesus hang out and speak with regular everyday people? — Recently I posted the following tweet on Twitter which didn’t generate a lot of interest. However, I did receive one retweet that I felt deserved a serious answer. Jim Johnson asks why Jesus would create parables with secret meanings if he mainly interacted with common people. Okay, I suppose…

Decrypting Matthew 5:13 — This article is focused on a metaphor found in both Matthew and Luke. 13 “You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled by…

This article is in response to Graham Pemberton’s piece, Christianity’s Next Reformation, where he introduces the topic in reference to an article by Keith Michael. I too am interested in the reformation of Christianity. In his piece, Graham laid out three perspectives on a potential reformation. Firstly he listed those…

Darkness, hunger, and the cutting of costs — In this article, I will attempt to unlock whatever secrets might have been encoded within Luke’s Parable of the Unjust Steward. I have selected this one specifically thanks to Corine Hilda’s and Steppes of Faith’s recent posts on this exact parable. Worldly Wealth and True Riches The parable of the shrewd managermedium.com The Parable of the Unjust Steward Explained “So, the master commended the unjust steward because he had dealt shrewdly.” Luke 16:8steppesoffaith-56895.medium.com

When interpretations collide — My last two articles dealt with the Parable of The Talents (or Minas). The first article examined the Parable of The Talents, as found in Matthew 25:14–30, and its parallel, the Parable of The Minas, as seen in Luke 19:12–27, and explored them from a somewhat in-depth perspective. The second…

Whoever Does Not Have, Even What He Has Will Be Taken From Him — This article is the continuation of my examination of the Parable of the Talents (or Minas) which I claim contains a secret hidden meaning. Exploring the Parable of the Talents (or Minas) Whoever has will be given moremedium.com Rather than focusing on the parables directly, this article is more concerned with the adage: 12 Whoever has will be given more, and he will have…

Whoever has will be given more — This article is my attempt to determine what hidden meaning lies concealed within these parallel parables. I chose this parable this week because it recently came up in my feed. The Parable of the Talents A personal interpretation, through the filter of an agnostic woman who agrees with much of what that nice Jewish boy…medium.com My exploration is not meant in any way to diminish Michelle’s interpretation or anyone else’s. I mention her post only…