Trinitarians and Modalists present confusing definitions when asked to define the god they worship. Trinitarians present one God made up of three independent persons, while Modalists present one God in three modes. There is utter confusion in both camps. We [WLC] believe in one God made of one being, the FATHER. So, we are Unitarian monotheists, as opposed to Trinitarian/Modalist monotheists.  We can never fall for the god of Trinity/Modalism for many reasons. One of the reasons is that we understand and accept the biblical concept of the shaliah/agent when it comes to the identity of Yahushua and his relationship with the Father. This Hebrew legal term helps us to know why Yahushua is only human and did not pre-exist his birth. Yahushua is Yahuwah’s highest shaliah/agent. Click here to refresh your understanding of this critical term and to share it with your open-minded Trinitarian/Modalist family and friends.

For a brief moment, WLC was bewitched by premillennialism, the teaching that Christ's return will inaugurate a literal 1000 years of Yahushua's reign over the nations of the earth. We now know that premillennialism is 100% unbiblical. The Millennium in the highly symbolic and complex Rev. 20 is the interval between Christ's first and second comings. Our mistake was in exegeting Rev. 20 in a way that trumped the witness of Scriptures that were didactic and straightforward, like 2 Thess. 1. Click here to enjoy a nuanced article that will prove worthwhile exposing you to the various unbiblical teachings concerning the Millennium. 2 Thess. 1 alone is sufficient to establish the intended message of Rev. 20. No interpretation of a symbolic passage should be allowed to overturn (or trump) the witness of a passage, which was written in a clear didactic and a straightforward manner.