Beautifully written!
Many forget that the first 120 years of ‘’christianity’’ consisted of.....Jews. Paul went to the synagogues to preach, remember?
They all followed Torah, and celebrated YHVH’s Holy days which included the 7th day Sabbath (not Sunday church = day of the sun), Passover (not Easter=fertility goddess worship) Feast of Trumpets, Feast of Booths(not thanksgiving or Christmas = birthday of the babylonian Tammuz ). It wasn’t until after Polycarp that things began to change.
For reference to the current Christianized holidays and their history, see encyclopedia Brittanica.
YHVH didn’t change, but the men changed his word until those changes became the traditions (of men)that we tend to take for granted today as acceptable.
You cannot bless that which is cursed, and you cannot curse that which God has blessed. Even Balaam’s donkey knew that!
Thank-you for the wonderful article. Hope I lent it a little support!
I started to write exactly that, but didn't want to go too long and I wanted to just make the point and go. I'm one of the few that teach the Lord's days in Leviticus 23 and their connection to God's people and what He was trying to teach us about prophesy.Many Christians are bored to tears and I'm so excited I can't stand still. To understand God has revealed His plan through these days makes the Bible come alive for me. If you look at Jesus through the eyes of a Jew, you see what He wads trying to tell the people. It can be shown that Jesus was born on Tabernacles, the Rapture will most likely happen on Trumpets, then Judgement Day on Yom Kippur, and Jesus returns to rule and rein on Tabernacles again. People always get crossways when I say Rapture happens on Trumpets because no one knows the day or the hour. They don't understand Trumpets is the day no one knows because it's 2 days. Ask a Jew the day no one knows and they know. It's like "turkey day" is Thanksgiving for us.