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Anyone who has been in Hebrew Roots for a while is likely to have run across someone who claims Thanksgiving--like Christmas and Easter--is pagan.
To the religious leadership in first century Israel, Satan’s greatest lie was–and still is–that Yeshua was not their promised Messiah.
I recently read an article in Wikipedia about the Hebraic Roots movement, and found it mostly accurate.
Acts 20:7 Says What? False teaching (through either ignorance or in some cases duplicity) has led to many church doctrines that are–simply put–NOT founded on Scripture.
Many of us who’ve returned to the old paths, to the restoration of a Hebraic understanding of our faith, have come out of denominations teaching that women have no role to play in God’s kingdom, except to train up godly children and to be submissive help-meets to our husbands.
Some claim Hanukkah is not found in the Bible.
In sound biblical exegesis, the Law of First Mention requires a Bible student to study that portion of Scripture where a principle or doctrine is first mentioned.
In hebraic thought one’s name is one’s destiny.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines "moral law" as: “a general rule of right living; especially such a rule, or group of rules, conceived as universal and unchanging, and has the sanction of God's will, of conscience, of man's moral nature, or of natural justice revealed through human reason.
Those who teach that Yeshua came to start a new religion need to study the Hebrew scriptures, and to realize that it is God’s word that is inspired, not the translation they are reading.
Just when you thought you were getting a handle on the Feasts of YHVH, along comes another holy day that depends on how you count! What is it about Hebrew Roots that makes me count all the time? First, I had to learn to count to three because it is impossible for the crucifixion to have taken place on a Friday (good or otherwise) with a resurrection on Sunday and fulfill the sign of Jonah that Yeshua spoke about! I mean, seriously, you cannot get three days and three nights from Friday to Sunday morning, no matter how you slice it! So, if the church I grew up in cannot even count to three, why would I think that they have it right when they teach about Pentecost? Or, more accurately, Shavuot! Have you been counting the omer? WHAT’S AN OMER? And why do we count them? Shavuot was originally an agricultural festival when the new grain was offered to YHVH.
Ask most Christians how long Yeshua’s ministry was, and they’ll assure you it was 3 ½ years.
Easter must break the Father’s heart.
This article will delve into three different, but I hope interesting, topics.
I grew up in a Christian home.
In Deuteronomy 12:30 Yah’s people are warned not to be snared into worshiping Him the way pagan nations worship their gods.
The Quartodeciman Controversy By Christine Egbert In the footsteps of Paul Harvey–that folksy news commentator, whose’s radio segments delved into little-known facts about well-known events–this article will recount the early church history, which lead to the Council of Nicaea’s disastrous decision to replace Passover with Rome’s Easter.
The Narrow Way In the Gospel of Matthew 7:13-14, Yeshua warned that believers are to enter into life through the narrow gate, for wide is the gate and broad the way that leads to destruction .
Syncretism: The Tree of Good & Evil (Why Christians Should Not Celebrate Christmas & Easter) Syncretism is the combination of differing beliefs (especially religious) in which customs merge.
YOM KIPPUR by Julia Glattfelt Now that you are discovering that the Feasts of YHVH are for all who love the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, the idea of Yom Kippur might take some adjustment.
In the fall of 1986, although God had been pursuing me since my childhood, He finally got my attention.
Is Grace A Licence To Sin? Or Is It God's Power To Overcome Sin? by Christine Egbert Nearly two millennia ago, the author of Jude urged those to whom he wrote to earnestly contend for the faith that was once delivered to the saints.
Deity Of Yeshua: Son of God/Son of Man Beware of the false doctrine propagated by some in the Hebrew Roots movement which denies that the Messiah, Yeshua, is deity.
Many of my articles since returning to the old paths, where Yahweh said the good way is (Jer 6:16), have focused on contending for the faith once delivered to the saints, in which I frequently rebut claims that “Jesus nailed the TORAH to the cross.
Have you ever met a ‘Born-Again Christian?’ What are they like? Are they overflowing with joy? I have met some who are, and I wonder at the reason behind their sense of happiness.
Books and movies about Christians going to heaven as soon as they die are quite in vogue.
Many in the Constantinian-Christian Church interpret Scripture with a Western/Greek mindset.
There is one story that is a traditional tale told as part of the Passover observance.
This is an article that I don’t really want to write.
Matthew chapter 4 gives an account of the temptations Satan offered to Yeshua following his mikveh in the Jordan River.
