What is Christian Patriarchy?

If you were to ask the average man or woman on the street to define Christian Patriarchy they’d likely give you a long list of what we are not. In fact, their list would likely include most of the Characteristics of so-called Christian Matriarchy, the brand of religion taught by the Western Church.

Then what is Christian Patriarchy?

It’s one of the world’s fastest growing demographics of rarely church going, but definitely Bible reading, Christians. They immerse their families in God’s Word, without the help of so-called pastors. And this growing demographic’s criteria for membership? Follow God’s Word.

Why the name Christian Patriarchy?

Because in the first centuries following Jesus’ resurrection the Western Church began a series of false teachings about marriage which have continued to this day. Those teachings limit the rights of all believers and are in direct opposition to Jesus teachings about marriage and our relationship to the Lord. Using the name Christian Patriarchy is our way of making it clear that we want nothing to do with the false teachings of the Western Church. That church and its offspring touts Christian Matriarchy, that false religion that plays bait and switch Christianity, that pulls unsuspecting new converts into the belief that submission to women is their mark of a contrite heart. This is blasphemy. A contrite heart is marked by submission the the Lord God and obedience to His commands, not the commands of a woman, or her surrogate, the pastors of the churches teaching “Christian” Matriarchy.

Why the emphasis on marriage?

Because the Lord has used the metaphor of marriage more frequently than any other metaphor in the Bible to describe His relationship with us. If we are to understand these metaphors then we must become experts on the Bible’s teachings on marriage. Those teachings on marriage are not only central to our faith but are central to all peoples’ daily lives.

But hasn’t the church taught this?

No, the Western Church hasn’t taught this and that’s our point. If you read Philip Schaff’s History of the Christian Church, you’ll find less than three pages devoted to the topic of marriage. Keep in mind that Schaff’s History of the Christian Church is a 7,120 page, that’s 7,120 PAGE, multi-volume monumental work that describes Christianity from the time of Jesus to the 19th century! It is five times the size of the Bible! And he only thought to include three pages on Christian marriage? I smelled a rat, so I researched. And there can be only one explanation:

Either Philip Schaff was one of the most ignorant historians in history
OR
He ERASED some of the most significant details about the most famous men in the history of Christianity!

And why?

If he did it deliberately, might it be that the wisest writings that came out of the Christian church on marriage favored the view that a man can have several wives? I think so. There was an entire uprising in Munster, Germany at the time of the reformation in order to bring about the freedom to marry in accordance with the Bible. That was stomped out, but the reformers and subsequent Christians from Puritans to Anglicans who favored a man’s right to several wives are listed below.

Martin Luther – Reformer
Bernardino Ochino
Johann Leyser
John Milton
Westley Hall – Brother-in-law of John & Charles Wesley
Martin Madan – Father of the Evangelical Hymal
Samuel Wesley – Son of Charles Wesley & godson to Martin Madan

Instead of preaching from the Bible on marriage, the Western church is imposing cruel mind games upon their congregations, placing restrictions on them that the Bible never called for. It’s not surprising, for they have dedicated so little to the study and teaching of biblical marriage in their ministries that they never questioned why their own historians said so little about it.

So how much of the Bible concerns marriage?

The typical Bible is printed with enough words on each page so that it contains 1000 pages. This means that there is an average mention of a marriage related topic on every page of the Bible! That’s every page! And we didn’t even include the word man or woman in our search on this subject!

We’re sure you can think of other marriage and fidelity search words than what we used but you’ll find at the in the right column of this page a list of all the words and their number of occurrences.

Do the end times concern marriage?

Do you know the biblical definition of whore? If you don’t, then you can’t understand what the Lord means by the Great Whore of Babylon! Imagine, the most basic of end times prophecies cannot be understood without an understanding, an acceptance, of the Bible’s definition of marriage.

It is clearly not possible to understand Christianity without living in accordance with the Biblical definitions of marriage, fornication, adultery, and divorce? The ministers of the Western Church refuse to do this. How few ministers know or teach that a woman cannot divorce her husband, ever!

There are things God wants us to understand about Him through our own relationships and yet what was universally accepted and understood prior to the advent of the popes is no longer talked about in a polite society. It is not considered polite to mention the fact that God pronounced that for women, ‘thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee.” It has therefore become nearly impossible to understand the Lord through the many metaphors of marriage which He has given us because most do not understand marriage.

Topics for Discussion

Can a single woman commit adultery? NO

Does sex outside of marriage make us impure? YES

What’s the definition of adultery? Carnal knowledge between a married woman and a man who is not her husband. The Bible requests the state to impose the death penalty for the man and woman in such cases when there are two witnesses other than the defendants.

Can a woman divorce her husband? NO

Is comparing your husband unfavorably with other men fornication? YES

Can a man divorce his wife for fornication? YES

Should women cover their heads when they pray? YES

Will the Lord return if there are not 144,000 chaste men to fight with Him? NO, but He can raise them up if need be and return at any moment. However, why shouldn’t we prepare so that He can have us waiting and willing to fight with Him.

Is it possible for a non-profit church (government sponsored church) to fully serve the Lord? NO

Are non-profit organizations that are NOT churches always bad? NO

How can I find out how to be chaste? Read all about it here!

A marriage related topic is mentioned in over 1000 Bible verses. That computes to a one to one ratio of marriage related verses to pages in the Bible.

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