<p>While all religions contain sufficient truth for Yahuwah to reach the<br /> heart of the sincere seeker, the Christian religion has been abundantly blessed<br /> with a predominance of truth.  The<br /> problem, however, is that this wealth of truth has led Christians to feel<br /> secure in their superiority.  Too often they<br /> feel the warning to flee Babylon cannot apply to them.  But Heaven’s warning is for all.  Click on the following hyperlinks to view a<br /> list of the doctrines each group believes that are inconsistent with Scripture.</p>

<p>The principles of truth and righteousness were eloquently<br /> summarized by the prophet Micah when he wrote: “He has<br /> shown you, O man, what is<br /> good; 
and what does Yahuwah require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, and<br /> to walk humbly with your Elohim?”  (Micah<br /> 6:8)  These principles are manifested in<br /> the lives of many whose beliefs are founded upon the various Eastern Religions.   Although these religions do contain truth, the<br /> truths they hold are also mingled with error. <br /> The Creator is inviting all who identify with these organized religions<br /> to step free of the errors they contain into a closer walk with Him. </p>

<table align="right" border="0" cellspacing="5" height="203" width="218"> <tbody> <tr> <td valign="top"><img decoding="async" alt="Israeli Flag" border="0" src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.worldslastchance.org/2025/08/israeli-flag-z.png" style="margin-left: 10px" title=""></td> </tr> <tr> <td style="text-align: center; font-size: 11px"><strong><font color="#6699cc"> </font></strong></p> <p><strong><font color="#6699cc">The emblem on Israel’s flag, popularly known as the “star of David,”<br /> is, in fact, the “star of Saturn” – an occult symbol.<br /> The esoteric meaning is: “As above, so below.”</font></strong></p> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p><strong></strong>Of all peoples on earth, the ancient Israelites were highly honored to be the depositories of Heaven’s truth.  Yahuwah intended that they would be as “a city set on a hill that cannot be hid.”  (See <a href="http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=matthew+5%3A14&version=KJV" target="_blank" title="">Matthew 5:14</a>.)  The wealth of truth given to the ancient Israelites is still, largely, believed by the Jews of today.  Thus, the errors they cling to typically fall more under the category of <em>rejection of new truth</em>, rather than any tremendous amount of pagan error entwined within the truths they do believe.  Following is a generalized list of the truths that the majority of Jews reject.</p> <ul> <li>Contrary to popular opinion, the Jews today do <em>not</em>, in fact, worship on the Biblical seventh day Sabbath.  Following the Council of Nicea in the fourth century, the Jews and apostolic Christians suffered <a href="http://4angelspublications.com/articles/Biblical_Calendar_Outlawed.pdf" target="_blank" title="Biblical Calendar: Outlawed!">severe persecution</a> for attempting to worship by the <a href="/yahuwahs-calendar/the-creators-calendar.html" title="The Creator's Calendar">Biblical luni-solar calendar</a>.  This severe persecution was the motivating factor behind Hillel II’s reform of the calendar.  <a href="http://4angelspublications.com/articles/History_of_a_Lie.php" target="_blank" title="History of a Lie">Jewish scholars readily admit</a> that the luni-solar calendar they use today is different than the one used by Moses.<br />  </li> <li>Jews today not only do <em>not</em> worship on the true seventh day Sabbath (<a href="/yahuwahs-calendar/the-lunar-sabbath.html" title="Lunar Sabbath">lunar Sabbath</a>), but they <em>do </em>worship on Saturday.  While Saturday as such did not exist in the ancient calendars, days dedicated to the worship of Saturn <em>did </em>exist.  Scripture is clear that worship of Saturn on his day was treason and rebellion against Yahuwah.  Holy Scripture records the ancient Israelites participating in the worship of this <a href="/yahuwahs-calendar/mystery-babylon-the-origins-of-saturn.html" title="Mystery Babylon: The Origins of Saturn">blood-thirsty god</a>.  The times of Israel’s greatest apostasies were always centered around the worship of Saturn on his day.  With the substitution of Saturday for the true Biblical Sabbath, the Jews of today are continuing in the path of their ancient forefathers and sinning against Heaven.<br />  </li> <li>By setting aside the original calendar of Creation, which was later restored by Moses, the Jews of today do not always observe the annual feasts of Yahuwah on their proper days as specified in Leviticus 23.  When Hillel II modified the calendar in the fourth century to escape persecution, rules of postponement were adopted to accommodate the <a href="/yahuwahs-calendar/qcontinuous-weekly-cycleq-proven-false.html" title="Continuous Weekly Cycle Proven False">continuous weekly cycle</a> of the pagan Julian calendar.  These rules did not exist prior to that time.  Thus, when used, the observance of Yahuwah’s holy days are sometimes postponed and do not align with the real holy days.<br />  </li> <li>Jews do not accept Yahushua as their long-awaited Messiah.  While some acknowledge Him as a “good man,” they reject Him as the son of Yahuwah, the Annointed of Yah, the Promised Messiah.  In doing this, they reject the writings of Daniel which pinpointed the time of the Messiah’s arrival.  (See <a href="http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=daniel+9%3A24-27&version=KJV" target="_blank" title="">Daniel 9:24-27</a>.)  This leads to other errors.  While Yahushua is preparing to return for His people the second time, Jews are still looking for His <em>first</em> arrival. [Note: The Bible makes plain that Yahushua, while born of a virgin, is <a href="https://www.worldslastchance.com/winds-of-doctrine/shocking-evidence-reveals-true-nature-of-christ.html">a human being – not a diety</a>.]<br />  </li> <li>Jews believe that if a person did not commit sufficient good acts during his life on earth, upon death he will go to Gehinom (Hell) where his soul will be purified before being allowed in to Gan Eden (Paradise).  For people who have performed enough good deeds in this life, their Neshama (soul) goes directly to Gan Eden.  Both beliefs are in direct contradiction of Scripture which unequivocally states: “The living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten.”  (Ecclesiastes 9:5) <p> Scripture teaches that <a href="http://www.worldslastchance.com/biblical-christian-beliefs/the-millennial-kingdom-in-heaven-or-on-earth.html">immortality in the earth made new</a> is the reward of the saints. This immortality will be gifted to the resurrected and living redeemed at the return of Yahushua.</li> </ul> <p>The Great and Eternal I AM is now calling His children out of incorrect Jewish traditions and inviting all to accept full truth and a closer, more intimate relationship with Him.</p>

<p align="center"><img decoding="async" alt="Islam Star & Crescent" src="https://media.worldslastchance.com/english/images/get-out-of-her-my-people/islam.png" title="Islam Star & Crescent" width="100" /> </p> <p>Like all religions that have their roots in Abraham, Islam has been blessed with a wealth of truth.  Unlike most other religions, Muslims are strictly monotheistic, believing that the Creator alone should be worshipped.  Unlike most Christians, they have never fallen prey to the pagan trinity heresy.  Like the Jews, the errors of Islamic doctrine generally fall under a failure to accept full truth rather than a clinging to pagan-based errors.  Following is a generalized list of the doctrines that most Muslims believe erroneously or, in turn, refuse to believe:</p> <ul> <li>Muslims reject Yahushua as the Messiah.  They do acknowledge that He was born of a virgin, but their acceptance of Him is as simply a great prophet, nothing more.  This belief in itself is contradictory, for no truly great man, sent of Yah, would lie and make false claims as they believe Yahushua did in claiming to be the son of Yahuwah.  [Note: The Bible makes plain that Yahushua, the promised Messiah and redeemer of mankind, is <a href="https://www.worldslastchance.com/winds-of-doctrine/shocking-evidence-reveals-true-nature-of-christ.html">a human being – not a diety</a>.]<br />  </li> <li>Muslims do not believe that Yahushua died on the cross.  (See <a href="http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=matthew+27%3A33%2C+35%2C+50&version=KJV" target="_blank" title="">Matthew 27:33, 35 and 50</a>.)  By such a belief, they deny <a href="/biblical-christian-beliefs/yahushuas-righteousness-hope-for-sinners.html" title="Yahushua’s Righteousness: Only Hope for Sinners">His sacrifice</a> for the salvation of sinners.<br />  </li> <li>Muslims do not worship on the <a href="/yahuwahs-calendar/the-lunar-sabbath.html" title="Lunar Sabbath">seventh day lunar Sabbath</a> as did the patriarchs Adam, Abraham, Ishmael, and Jacob.  The fact that Muslims go to mosque for prayers on Friday is a testimony to the truths they still have, for Friday was actually the seventh day of the <a href="/yahuwahs-calendar/the-modern-seven-day-week-exploring-the-history-of-a-lie.html" title="The Modern Seven Day Week: Exploring the History of a Lie">original planetary week</a> when it was adopted into the Julian calendar!  However, Friday is still a pagan demarcation on a calendar named after a Roman Catholic pope.  It has no place in the worship of the Creator.<br />  </li> <li>A growing number of sincere Muslims are agitating for a return to the ancient and original form of luni-solar calendation.  However, most Muslims still use a lunar calendar, rather than the luni-solar calendar established at Creation and handed down through Abraham and his sons.  Therefore, any religious observance based on that method of time-calculation would be incorrect.<br />  </li> <li>Muslims do not observe the feasts of Yahuwah as delineated in <a href="http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=leviticus+23&version=NKJV&interface=print" target="_blank" title="">Leviticus 23</a>.  Muslims correctly accept Scripture as inspired literature, but do not accept that these feasts were given for all peoples as a perpetual covenant although the Bible clearly states that they are to be so.<br />  </li> <li>Certain dearly held Islamic traditions, such as the annual pilgrimage to Makkah (Mecca) or the fast during Ramadan, have devolved into a form of salvation by works. Muslims accept the writings of the Old Testament prophets as being inspired.  They also allow for certain limitations that can keep a person from fasting during Ramadan or the inability to go on pilgrimage.  However, any “work” – such as fasting or pilgrimage – that is done for salvation denies the truth of Scripture which clearly states: “The just shall live by his faith.”  (Habakkuk 2:4, KJV)<br />  </li> <li>Muslims believe that after a soul has died, angels question him about his life.  If he is a believer, he will experience joy; if he is an infidel, he will experience punishment for his sins.  Despite their claim to believe the Holy Bible, this is in direct contradiction of Scripture that clearly denies <a href="/biblical-christian-beliefs/rest-in-peace-what-happens-after-death.html" title="Rest in Peace | What happens after death?">consciousness after death</a>: <p class="indenttext">“For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten.  Also their love, and their hatred, and their envy, is now perished; neither have they any more a portion for ever in any thing that is done under the sun.”  (Ecclesiastes 9:5, 6)</p> </li> </ul> <p>[Note: While many Christians believe that the redeemed will inherit Heaven, Scripture teaches that <a href="http://www.worldslastchance.com/biblical-christian-beliefs/the-millennial-kingdom-in-heaven-or-on-earth.html">immortality in the earth made new</a> is the reward of the saints.</p> <p>The Creator is now inviting all sincere children of Abraham to step free of errors and traditions and embrace the full truth of Yah.</p>

<p align="center"><img decoding="async" alt="Paganism Earth Symbol" height="99" src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.worldslastchance.org/2025/08/paganism.png" style="margin: 0px" title="Paganism Earth Symbol" width="100"></p> <p align="justify">Of all the world’s religions, paganism is probably the most misunderstood.  Most non-pagans assume all pagans are devil worshippers, while pagans themselves claim that is impossible because they do not believe in a devil.  Like all belief systems, there is some truth within paganism through which the Creator can reach the sincere of heart.  Of all religions, paganism is the least judgmental and the most accepting of others’ beliefs.  This makes it difficult to define precisely what pagans believe.  Thus it must be understood that “paganism” is merely an umbrella term and the list of errors below, while applying broadly to some pagans, do not apply to all.  It is the responsibility of the individual to compare his personal beliefs with Heaven’s truths and see if there is any discrepancy.</p> <ul> <li>Some pagans are polytheists, believing in multiple gods.  Scripture clearly declares, “Yahuwah our Eloah is one El.” (Deuteronomy 6:4) <p> [Note: The Bible makes plain that Yahushua, while born of a virgin, is <a href="https://www.worldslastchance.com/winds-of-doctrine/shocking-evidence-reveals-true-nature-of-christ.html">a human being – not a diety</a>.]<br />  </li> <li>While most pagans believe in a <a href="/practical-godliness/eternal-love-part-1-yahuwahs-love-for-man.html" title="Eternal Love | Part 1: Yahuwah's Love for Man">personal god</a>, they do not believe in a <a href="/biblical-christian-beliefs/limitless-love.html" title="Limitless Love">personal Saviour</a>.  Speaking of Yahushua, the apostle Peter declared: “There is no other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved.” (Acts 4:12)<br />  </li> <li>Scripture teaches, “<a href="/biblical-christian-beliefs/yahushuas-righteousness-hope-for-sinners.html" title="Yahushua’s Righteousness: Only Hope for Sinners">All have sinned</a> and fallen short of the glory of Yah.”  (Romans 3:23)  Pagans, however, do not believe there is anything from which they need to be saved. <br />  </li> <li>Pagans believe in <a href="/winds-of-doctrine/talking-to-the-dead-is-talking-to-demons.html" title="Talking to the Dead: Talking to Demons">consciousness after death</a> even though Scripture clearly teaches: “For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten.”  (Ecclesiastes 9:5) [Note: While many Christians believe the Christian goal is “Heaven,” Scripture teaches that <a href="http://www.worldslastchance.com/biblical-christian-beliefs/the-millennial-kingdom-in-heaven-or-on-earth.html">immortality in the earth made new</a> is the reward of the saints. Immortality will be gifted to the redeemed at Yahushua’s return.]<br />  </li> <li>Pagan observances commemorate some shabbats (sabbaths) but they do not observe a weekly seventh day Sabbath in accordance with the divine command: “<a href="/biblical-christian-beliefs/the-sabbath-part-2-eternal-forever.html" title="The Sabbath | Part 2 - Eternal & Forever">Remember the Sabbath day</a>, to keep it holy.  Six days you shall labor and do all your work: but the seventh day is the Sabbath of Yahuwah your Eloah.”  (Exodus 20:8-10)<br />  </li> <li>Most pagan observances focus on the cycles of the sun: the solstices, equinoxes and the mid-way points in between.  They do not observe the Creator’s weekly, monthly and annual holy days.  “You shall keep My Sabbaths . . . I am Yahuwah.”  (Leviticus 19:30)<br />  </li> <li>Pagans believe in fortune telling and <a href="/biblical-christian-beliefs/rest-in-peace-what-happens-after-death.html" title="Rest in Peace | What happens after death?">communication with the dead</a>, both practices the Creator forbids: “Give no regard to mediums and familiar spirits; do not seek after them, to be defiled by them: I am Yahuwah your Eloah.”  (Leviticus 19:32)<br />  </li> <li>Pagans consider the spells they cast to be their prayers and they typically end with the words, “As I will, so mote it be.”  While many assume this simply means: “As I will, so let it be,” <a href="http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/glossary/g/SoMoteItBe.htm" target="_blank" title="Paganism / Wicca">according to some</a> the phrase actually means, “As God wills it to be.”  It is very presumptuous to claim what you want is also what the Almighty desires.</li> </ul> <p>More than any other religion, pagans assume personal responsibility for their personal beliefs.  This is a good thing. More people should take such personal responsibility for their spiritual life.  Now, the divine Creator is inviting pagans to lay aside their errors and accept of His grace to a fuller, more intimate walk with Him.</p>

<p>Many<br /> people who do not fit neatly into the more commonly recognized religious divisions<br /> are, actually, very intellectually honest individuals.  They have been repelled by the error<br /> contained in the other religions and their search for truth has led them in<br /> paths less traveled.  The Creator is,<br /> Himself, the source of all light and truth. <br /> He now invites all to step free of the error contained in all religious<br /> organizations into the pure light of Heavenly truth.</p>