Salvation Is Deliverance, Not Escape
We were never created to hide behind church walls.
Elohim breathed life into us—not to escape the world, but to heal it.
Salvation doesn’t mean “being saved” the way religion teaches.
In Hebrew, yeshuah means deliverance—to be brought out of confusion and division, just like YHWH brought Lot out of Sodom and Gomorrah. Those cities weren’t only destroyed because of sin—they were divided by pride, culture, and greed.
When God says “Come out of her, My peop... moreSalvation Is Deliverance, Not Escape
We were never created to hide behind church walls.
Elohim breathed life into us—not to escape the world, but to heal it.
Salvation doesn’t mean “being saved” the way religion teaches.
In Hebrew, yeshuah means deliverance—to be brought out of confusion and division, just like YHWH brought Lot out of Sodom and Gomorrah. Those cities weren’t only destroyed because of sin—they were divided by pride, culture, and greed.
When God says “Come out of her, My people” (Revelation 18:4),
He’s calling us to leave the walls of denomination and return to peace.
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God.” — Matthew 5:9
“These people honor Me with their lips, but their hearts are far from Me.” — Isaiah 29:13
Religion teaches escape.
But Torah teaches renewal.
True salvation is to walk out of division and live as an agent of peace, light, and joy.
We came from nothing so that, through us, something beautiful could be born.
✠Sir John Scivoletti✠
✠Turco, Joan of Arc Priory✠
God Above All
