“But bade them farewell, saying, I must by all means keep this feast that cometh in Jerusalem: but I will return again unto you, if God will. And he sailed from Ephesus.” (Acts 18:21) Sha’ūl ha-Tarsī who’s name was mistranslated to Paul was keeping the feasts of YHVH as well as the rest of the… Continue reading Why Paul was Keeping God’s Feasts?
Ancient Pagan Idol called “Moloch“ on a Display in Rome thanks to Pope
Even though we are easy to judge and say in our hearts: “How this could be true?! How can priest or pope allow that?! They are definitely antichrist!” etc.. WE still have to evaluate our idols in our lives. Even though we see others mistakes, we can’t forget that we have been making the same… Continue reading Ancient Pagan Idol called “Moloch“ on a Display in Rome thanks to Pope
What is Sin?
Everyone is a sinner and everyone needs to understand what the sin is. How can we know if we are sinning if we don’t understand the very definition of sinning? According to the Bible “sin is the transgression of the law” (1 John 3:4) John, as well as other apostles and all the Bible characters… Continue reading What is Sin?
The Symbol of the Mermaid – Copenhagen, Denmark
Probably not many of you know that the mermaid is an ancient symbol of fertility and youth. It’s clear that there are early European drawings of many mermaid type figures along with many stories of fertility, sexuality and alchemy. The image of the mermaid was known as Melusine which in the early days was portrayed… Continue reading The Symbol of the Mermaid – Copenhagen, Denmark
Why Is Easter Earlier Than Passover This Year?
Before answering this question, we all need to understand that Easter and Passover are two individual holidays. Since they are different, then it is normal for them to have two different dates. Most of the time these holidays are extremely close to each other, but there are some years that these will be on… Continue reading Why Is Easter Earlier Than Passover This Year?
4 Questions About God That Everyone Asks
We all have questions concerning God, heaven and hell. Some of us wonder if God even exists. Who is God and why we are who we are? I want to present you with 4 questions that are asked or thrown at Christians at least once during their lifetimes and 4 answers/analogies that will open your… Continue reading 4 Questions About God That Everyone Asks
The Origins of Passover and Easter
As a child I believed (as a child does) that all I was told was true — traditions, holidays, what have you. Generation after generation we are taught, and later teach our children the very same ideas and traditions that are blindly passed down. The same applies to the holiday that most of the western… Continue reading The Origins of Passover and Easter
Saint Patrick’s Day
Today, March 17, people celebrate another manmade holiday which serves for many as a party and yet another reason to get drunk. While everyone wears their green, I’m pretty sure that the majority of people have no idea where this holiday originated from or can recognize who Saint Patrick actually was. If you do not… Continue reading Saint Patrick’s Day
Star Trek Vulcan Greeting “Live long and prosper” origins
It may surprise you where this famous greeting, alien looking, hand symbol came from. Leonard Nimoy (Spock) who died today at the age of 83, had a great story to tell regarding the origins of this famous hand salute. Let’s watch: http://youtu.be/DyiWkWcR86I
Friday the 13th
Man made traditions are deeply rooted into our lives and culture. For some reason people love them more than the voice of reason or better stated – the Holy Spirit. Friday the 13th is yet another famous superstition to be worshiped by many folks around the world. Let me explain briefly the origins of this… Continue reading Friday the 13th
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