Bible study # 3

When Logic Is Replaced by an Idea — The Fall of Modern Doctrine

When the Catholic and Protestant world reached this point, they stood at the same crossroads: the logic revealed a gap they could not explain.
Instead of following that logic back to Scripture to see what was missed, they turned the logic into their own idea.

They saw the Holy Spirit working in the Old Testament but could not explain how the Spirit was there if it had been cut off in Genesis 3:24.
Rather than admitting they had missed something, they took God’s authority upon themselves and declared, “It is not important for us to know.”

By doing so, they ate again from the Tree of Knowledge—deciding for themselves what mattered and what did not—and by their own authority they wrote a new law: “This is not important.”

I once asked a Protestant minister about this. His answer was, “God gave the prophets a path.”

So I asked, “What was that path?”
He said, “I don’t know—God just gave them a path.”

That is not knowledge.
That is not logic.
That is an idea—a man-made patch to cover a broken equation.
The moment a teacher does that, he leaves the government of God and replaces math with imagination. that is the reason the protestant failed the test they ate of the tree.

 Cue Card — Teaching Notes

• Crossroad: Logic exposes the gap; world religions filled it with ideas.
• Observation: Spirit seen in OT → no math explaining how → failure of logic.
• Response: “Not important” = taking God’s authority to themselves.
• Symbolism: Eating again from the Tree of Knowledge — man decides truth.
• Example: Protestant answer: “God gave them a path.” → no definition, no proof.
• Verdict: Idea ≠ logic. Idea = human authority.
• Lesson: When logic reveals a gap, obedience returns to Scripture; pride invents an idea.

The Second Path: From Idea to a New “god”

Now we address the next idea. This teacher reached the same wall—seeing the Holy Spirit at work in the Old Testament without any path to explain how. But instead of returning to Scripture, he did more than eat of the tree and turn logic into his own idea—he made a new “god” in his own image.

He twisted two verses to give his claim merit and then declared, “God made an exception to His law and brought the prophets under the New Covenant.” After that, he moved quickly and hoped no one would notice.

But slow down. If God “made an exception” and brought the prophets under the New Covenant, then the prophets would have had a relationship with the Father. They did not. And Scripture is explicit:

John 14:6 — “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”

If the prophets were under the New Covenant before Christ’s sacrifice, then there is another way to the Father. That denies the cross and contradicts the Word. When asked to explain this, the ministry has no lawful answer; they simply hide and hope their members never test it.

Thus, the only two modern approaches to Genesis 3:24—

1. omission (skip the logic and say “not important”), and
    
2. invention (God made exceptions; prophets under the NC)—
   both ate of the tree and made knowledge their own. This is why the world failed the test verse.
    

Let us do what almost no one has done in modern times: refuse to turn logic into our own idea; refuse to eat from the tree. We will follow logic back to the math. Logic has done its job: it showed that our first conclusion about Genesis 3:24 was wrong. Now, instead of falling into the snare, we will return to Genesis 3:24 and find what we missed.

 Cue Card — Teaching Notes

• Setup: Same wall as before—Spirit seen in OT, no path → instead of returning, a new “god” is made
•  Claim exposed: “God made exceptions; prophets under NC.” 
• Test: If so, prophets had a Father relationship → but John 14:6 forbids any path to the Father except Christ
• Verdict: This idea denies the cross; no lawful answer → hiding replaces proof
• Two modern paths: Omission (skip) + Invention (exceptions) = both ate of the tree
• Our resolve: Don’t invent; follow logic back to math
• Transition: Return to Genesis 3:24 to see what we missed.

The Test of True Obedience

Matthew 7:21

“Not everyone that saith unto Me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the Kingdom of Heaven; but he that doeth the will of My Father which is in Heaven.”

Before we follow the law back to Genesis 3:24, we must face the greatest and most dangerous deception on the path to salvation: the belief that God rules through man, rather than God rules, and man obeys.

This deception says that as long as we are spiritual—as long as we believe in God—we will be accepted. Yet Christ’s own words declare the opposite. The Kingdom of God is not built on belief alone but on doing the will of the Father.

The word belief means to be confident in what one holds to be true. But what builds that confidence? If our confidence rests in grace alone without obedience, then our confidence is misplaced. That idea—the notion that grace without obedience is enough—is the root of this great deception.

Christ warned that many would call Him “Lord” yet follow a lie. When a person believes a lie, even if they use Christ’s name, they are following Satan’s version of truth. Thus, they are calling Christ “Lord” while obeying another master.

Ephesians 6:12

“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.”

People look at God as a mystery — and that is exactly what Satan has designed. He hides the truth behind a cloud of mystery so that mankind never reaches the bottom line of math, where every lie dies. Satan understands that deception cannot survive at the bottom line, because the bottom line exposes contradiction, and contradiction cannot exist in truth.

The people of this world will not be judged on the high level of understanding that is about to be revealed; they will be judged by the bottom line — the level of obedience and logic that even a child can see. This is why Christ said, “Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 18:3) The childlike heart does not hide behind ideas; it seeks what is true.

At judgment, every person will stand before the Judge, and every lie will face mathematical cross-examination. Yet the churches of this world, even many who claim God’s name, have already written their defense. They have created a man-made god who makes exceptions to His own law. When they cannot explain something — such as how Abraham was righteous before Christ’s sacrifice — they blame God instead of themselves.

Their reasoning is this: “God did not reveal that answer to our apostle; therefore, it must not be important for our salvation.” That is how the human mind escapes conviction. Instead of admitting disobedience to Isaiah 28’s command to search, line upon line, they rewrite God’s character to justify their ignorance.

This is why Paul warned that our struggle is not against flesh and blood. It is not merely the ministers, churches, or systems we see — it is the spiritual power that operates through false reasoning. When a person accepts an idea that contradicts the law and refuses to test it by the math of Isaiah 28, they have already submitted to another government — the government of darkness. Satan’s principalities work through deception that appears religious, wise, or humble, yet its purpose is to keep the mind from ever reaching the bottom line where truth exposes the lie.

This is the essence of “spiritual wickedness in high places.” These “high places” are not in Heaven but in the minds of men who elevate their own ideas above the Word of God. They turn logic into imagination and then call that imagination revelation. Once that happens, the structure of Isaiah 28 collapses: precept no longer connects to precept, line no longer joins to line, and the entire foundation becomes a snare. That is how the rulers of darkness maintain control — not by open rebellion, but by teaching God’s people to accept ideas that cannot be proven by the math of the Bible.

The Judgment at the Bottom Line

The idea that grace alone leads to salvation is one of the greatest deceptions ever created. It claims that through grace without works, God reveals knowledge directly — that if understanding is missing, it must be because God withheld it, not because of personal disobedience. This places the fault of ignorance on God instead of on man’s failure to seek, and in doing so, it reverses judgment: man becomes the judge, and God becomes the one on trial.

But the bottom line of math destroys this argument completely. God is not the God of grace alone; He is the God of works with grace. Satan is the god of grace without works, because that path removes accountability and allows the lie to survive.

In the final trial, their argument will never reach Abraham. Christ will stop the case long before that point because the verdict was already sealed at the bottom line. When they declared the Holy Spirit was cut off in Genesis 3:24 and then refused to explain how the prophets received it, they chose their own god, their own plan of salvation, and their own law. They created a god who allows exceptions to His Word — a god of comfort, not correction.

Then Christ will speak as Judge:

“I am not the God of grace alone, but the God of works with grace. I do not reveal knowledge to one man by favor alone, but by obedience to the method I set forth — precept upon precept, line upon line. You rejected My government, My law, and My structure. You refused to do the works of searching, testing, and proving. You turned the grace I gave you into an excuse to remain blind.”

At that point, just as He did with Adam, God will take them to the bottom line and show them the truth they avoided. He will remind them they knew there was no path for the prophets to have the Holy Spirit if it had been cut off in Genesis 3:24. They will see that they skipped the truth, wrote their own version of salvation, and turned away from His way of life to follow Satan’s.

Works With Grace — The True New Covenant

Then God will explain the meaning of works with grace. It was never about earning salvation by human strength — it was about submitting to the structure that allows grace to work. Grace is the gift that opens the door; works are the steps that walk through it. The law defines those steps, and the Holy Spirit gives the power to take them. Without the law, grace becomes lawless; without grace, the law becomes lifeless. But when the two work together, the Spirit flows as it did in the Garden, giving both understanding and life.

Closing Reflection

Let us be obedient and follow the logic all the way to the true math. We have already followed the logic far enough to find the snare. Now we understand Isaiah 28: that logic is the beginning of math, but only obedience brings understanding. Logic led us to the snare; math revealed it to have understanding we must also know the snare. From here forward, every precept we add must stand the test of God’s structure—precept upon precept, line upon line—until the full math of the Kingdom is revealed.

Returning to the Verse by Obedience

I keep saying we are going to go to Genesis 3:24, but what is being revealed here is more than the verse itself—it is the method of the math. We are not going back to Genesis 3:24 by our own authority. Our human reasoning already concluded that the Holy Spirit was cut off because man was removed from the Garden and the Pure River was in the Garden. That was our authority. There is nothing wrong with starting there, because now we are going to test that authority by the next precept—the prophets.

When we saw that there was no path for the prophets to have the Holy Spirit if it were truly cut off, we had to turn that authority back to God. We are not returning to Genesis 3:24 by intelligence but by obedience. Since the math failed with the prophets, we return to logic—not to invent an idea, but to find what we missed. Logic now tells us we must have overlooked something in Genesis 3:24.

Deu 4:29  But if from thence thou shalt seek the LORD thy God, thou shalt find him, if thou seek him with all thy heart and with all thy soul.

This is why the Bible is written in mysteries. It is not a textbook to make us doctors or lawyers. God is not only teaching knowledge—He is teaching method, because method produces character. The perfection of God’s method is greater than our understanding of perfection itself. To overcome sin, we must put away the nature of man and put on the nature of God. Only obedience allows that transformation to happen.

This is why Genesis 3:24 God set as the test verse of the Bible it contains the full formula of biblical math. Obedience reveals what the world’s disobedience has hidden. In one verse, God shows how both understanding and blindness are determined—not by intellect, but by submission to His structure. The first mystery is the understanding of the structure God has set that is the reason ISa. 28 is the starting part of the Bible not Genesis. We have the structure of Isa, to understand how to learn, then we find the mystery of Genesis.This is the math of the mysteries.