Welcome to God's Word in Truth. Here I will show you the truths and meanings of God's Word from His scripture: not a conjured-up meaning, but the meaning that was intended to be seen by the Father.

So who studies and proves what scripture says? 2 Tim. 2:15

Do you rightly divide the word or, as so many do, divide it to your needs and desires? Do you need God, but only on your terms? So many of us have itching ears, desiring preachers to preach only GOOD words to us to make us happy: don't tell us we need to change or be different. And please don't say we need to do something to please God! 2 Tim. 4:3

Read these verses and think about it. God in His scripture way back then wrote of us today - those that need to hear pleasant things. Why? Because we can't handle the truth...

Truth is there; it is us that fail to find it because we don't actually want it. We would rather create it ourselves. It is an interesting thought when we are the created thing that we now want to be the creator. All the while we disregard the one that is truly the Creator. Rom. 9:20

The truth is that there is a way to follow God, a path to walk, a direction, and a truth to the way a person is to conduct their life. They are supposed to be as they say "saved," but many fail to understand due to their own selfish ways. Matt. 7:22-23

Take a hard look at this scripture: many say, "Lord, Lord..." But he returns with, "be gone... I knew you not... ye that work iniquity."

Do you understand from this what He is showing us? There are those saying they are followers of God, they do works in His name, and they have prophesied (or preached) in His name. But He still says to them "be gone," "I know you not." Why does He say this? Because they work iniquity! Inquity is translated from "transgression or unrighteousness" - SIN!

We will be looking at the scriptures as I go along here showing that the contradictions, that many say are in the Bible, are really in MEN themselves. What is Sin? What is Unrighteousness? What does He mean when He says "Obey Me?" and many, many more...