Ron Cash Books

Exploring Faith, Truth And Adventure

About

    Ron Cash is a dedicated scholar, educator and explorer with a diverse background rooted in a quest for truth and understanding. After graduating from high school, he attended A & M University, earning a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice. His early career was marked by service in Texas as a police officer, parole officer and Adult Protective Specialist, where he gained firsthand experience in law enforcement and social services.

    Driven by a passion for teaching and cultural exchange, Ron expanded his horizons internationally, teaching in schools across the United States, South Korea and China. His love for history and ancient texts led him to travel extensively, including visits to Israel, where he immersed himself in studying and examining ancient documents to uncover the truths about the Bible.

    During a two-year voyage exploring the southern waters of the United States, Cuba, The Bahamas and the Florida Keys, Ron authored a book titled, The Rebel Gods, though it was never published. Nevertheless, he wrote, Frontliner's Voyage, which gained popularity as an influential work of American literature in China.

    Over the years, Ron has dedicated himself to deepening his understanding of biblical languages and ancient texts. He has studied Hebrew, the Book of Enoch and the writings found in the caves of Qumran, alongside works from early church fathers and influential books like, Babylon Mystery Religion, by Ralph Woodrow. His research has led him to the realization that the key to understanding the Bible lies in surrendering to it

    Throughout his journey Ron has also observed the proliferation of denominations stemming from the Catholic Church, reflecting the complex and twisted history of the Christian Church. His life's work remains centered on uncovering the truth behind spiritual and biblical texts, driven by a relentless pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment.


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Frontliner's Voyage

"Frontliner's Voyage" is an adventurous and reflective account of one man's journey into the world of sailing and maritime exploration. Beginning with a desire to escape the mundane and connect with nature, he immerses himself in the life of sailing, purchasing a boat, learning to navigate and facing the challenges of the sea. His experiences...

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The Whole Family Of God

The content explores the true nature of God's family, emphasizing that believers are called by God's name and that the real religion of Our Lord is rooted in worshiping the Father, following His commandments and understanding His true name—יְהוּה Yehu.

The document critiques modern Christianity and Judaism, asserting that much has been lost or...

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Christianity And Judaism

The foreword and introduction present a personal reflection on the nature of true Christianity, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the simple, unchanging truth of God's Word amidst deception, lies and false traditions. The author shares a lifetime of study, research, and travels, especially noting the historical development of the...

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Other Writing

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Being Wrong


Most people will not admit they are wrong. Wickipedia explains it this way;

“A series of psychological experiments in the 1960s suggested that people are biased toward confirming their existing beliefs. Later work re-interpreted these results as a tendency to test ideas in a one-sided way, focusing on one possibility and ignoring alternatives.

Explanations for the observed biases include wishful thinking and the limited human capacity to process...
Ethnicity     This passage emphasizes that ethnicity or bloodline

This passage emphasizes that ethnicity or bloodline does not determine God's chosen people or their standing with Him. Our Lord and the apostles taught that true worship and being part of God's people are matters of the heart, faith, and obedience, not ethnicity. Examples from scripture show that God's grace was extended beyond Israel to Gentiles, and that many Israelites who relied solely on their bloodline or outward appearances were rejected by God. The Bible highlights that being a "Jew"...

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