Listener Comment: If you have not been made aware of it, this is sort of frightening:

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They were at my door last week with the hand-held computer thingy, so my front door is now on their grid. We are like gophers in a hole. I admit that I was rude to the poor man who was putting the coordinates in on my house -- it frightened me because I knew what he was doing. Yet, I know that Yah is in His Heaven, and sitting on the only true throne, and it is His Throne. Thanks for keeping me on your list to receive your weekly broadcasts. Just want you to know that I do continue pray for you, your family and your ministry. Be encouraged in the work!

Tsiyon Answer: Hi, That GPS thing is freaky. Thanks for reporting a real case of it happening. May YHWH bless you and keep you through these last days.

Listener Comment #1: Did I overlook your Statement of Faith?  I cannot find it.Thanks!

Tsiyon Answer #1: Yours is a normal question these days, since most ministries present a Statement of Faith. We don't. Let me explain why: The custom of presenting a "Statement of Faith" springs from the Greco-Roman concept of creeds.  This concept is unknown to the Scriptures.  In no place in Scripture do you find a checklist of approved doctrines.  To know what the Scriptures teach you must take in the whole message and rely on the Spirit to open up your understanding.  Likewise, Y'shua Messiah never presented such a list of beliefs, nor did any of the apostles.  Actually, the truth cannot be condensed into a trite list of beliefs.  Such lists trivialize the truth and are an insult to the entire process of seeking after the truth, which takes time, effort and spiritual work. Creeds were invented as a human devise of men to control and/or to divide believers. For all of those reasons we do not post a Creed. Instead, we follow the Hebraic and Scriptural pattern of allowing our message to explain itself. We offer over 150 hours of radio programs explaining the Scriptures, as well as many pages of material.

Listener Comment #2: Whether it is Greco-Roman or no, I think that your position is short-sighted and patently patronizing, particularly in these last days. No one should listen to anyone, whether Jew or Gentile, who cannot concisely explain their position with regard to the authority of Scripture and, of primary importance, WHO exactly Yeshua is. There is enough heresy floating about in which people misrepresent Jesus is, Further, no one should have to listen to a multitude of messages, which may or may not contain heresy, to figure out if they are dealing with a heretic. Nor, should one risk wasting money on a multi-volume commentary of Revelation without getting an idea of who I'm dealing with.