Ephesians 4:14–15 (KJV)
“That we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men, and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive; But speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, which is the head, even Christ.”
In Ephesians 4, Paul emphasizes the importance of unity and maturity in the Church. He talks about living worthily, maintaining the unity of the Spirit, and using the gifts given by Christ to edify the body of Christ. He warns against being influenced by false doctrines.
The phrase “wind of doctrine” is used to describe the false and deceptive teachings that can divert the course of the boat of each believer who through their faith sails in a vast, wide and deep ocean, because it is very easy to lose the route of the true Gospel while we sail.
His Name 3: Wind of Doctrine is the third book in the apologetic series that has already helped thousands of believers defend their faith with biblical and historical rigor. After addressing the names of Jesus (book 1) and God (book 2), this volume focuses on the legalistic practices that Judaizing groups impose as requirements for salvation or spirituality.
This book not only answers questions, but dismantles conspiratorial myths about the law, the Sabbath, the biblical feasts, and sacred names, clears up confusion, and offers clarity on one of the most controversial topics in contemporary Christianity.
Table of Contents / Answers:
- Why don't we keep the Sabbath as a current commandment?
- Do we need to be circumcised to be saved?
- Should we celebrate the Biblical Feasts of the Old Testament?
- Are we forbidden from eating pork or other foods considered unclean?
- Should we use the Hebrew names of God and Christ?
- What does the Bible really say about law and grace?
- Why do Judaizers insist on returning to the Old Covenant?
These are important questions, and many times they come accompanied by teachings that sound “very biblical”, but that can lead us to fall into legalism, confusion or even serious doctrinal errors.
This book offers clear answers, based on the Bible, Church history, and the redemptive purpose of Christ.
Who is this book for?
This book is designed for:
- People who have been confronted with Judaizing groups or legalistic movements.
- Sincere believers seeking to understand what obligations exist under grace.
- Pastors and leaders who want to answer these questions with biblical foundation.
- Any Christian who desires to grow in faith without falling into doctrinal confusion.
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Spiritual maturity is not achieved by returning to the shadows of the Old Covenant, but by holding fast to Christ, the substance of all promises. Do not let anyone judge you regarding food, drink, festivals, or religious calendars (Colossians 2:16–17).
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