First let's get something clear about erroneous notions of Paul and his founding a new religion, which he didn't. True, the halakhah of his Judaism switched from the Pharisaic oral law to the Ruach Hakodesh, but his religion was still one of the Judaisms of the time, not a new non-Judaism Gentile religion.

MOSHIACH'S LETTER THROUGH THE SHLIACH YOCHANAN TO THE BRIT CHADASHA KEHILLAH (II)

The term "elect Lady" is probably a euphemism for the bride of

Moshiach in an "underground Brit Chadasha kehillah" context

during persecution such as was experienced under Nero or

Domitian. It is similar to "she who is in Babylon" at the end of

I Shliach Kefa, used in that letter as a guarded euphemism for

the elect lady or sister congregation in Rome.

Who says studying doctrine isn't important? Read II Yochanan

9-10 and compare I Tim. 4:l6.

The planoi ("deceivers") in verse 7 are Gnostics,

pseudo-believers who denied that the Son of G-d had actually

taken on human flesh.

Both students and faculty in a Bible school or people in a

congregation should be denied membership unless they sign a

doctrinal statement and are examined by the leadership to see if

they really are believers and are really walking in the holy

faith.

II Yochanan 9; everyone going ahead and not remaining in the

teaching of Moshiach G-d does not have the one remaining in the

teaching, this one both the Father and the Son has. If anyone

comes to you and this teaching does not bring, do not receive him

into house (meaning house Brit Chadasha kehillah), and greetings

to him do not speak.