Hebrew Roots Movement

I noticed during Christmas many people that oppose traditional Christianity, such as the Torah observant/Hebrew roots community, were pointing out the fact that the Puritans did not celebrate Christmas, because they believed it was a pagan holiday. This got me thinking about how superstitious the Puritans were with things such …

The Biblical idea of repentance is much more than most modern Christians associate today. It is more than just simply asking for forgiveness or feeling sorry for your actions. While these things are part of repentance, true repentance goes even farther by completely changing after your remorse. True repentance means …

“Brethren, keep diligently feast-days, and truly in the first place the day of Christ’s birth.” -Clement of Rome, 98 A.D. We have covered all the myths that slander the celebration of Jesus’ birth in December, debunking them with clear historical evidence and Scholarly sources. We have proven that December 25th …

According to modern Scholarship and historical evidence, Jesus’ birth date is not related to paganism. In the last two articles we showed that December 25th is an historically Christian date based on historical evidence and the ancient Hebrew theory of Integral Age. We debunked the myth that Christians hijacked the pagan …

According to the myths of Atheists, the Hebrew Roots Movement, and Muslims, the December 25th birth date for Christ was stolen from paganism. Sadly many Christians have bought into these lies. In part 1 we looked at this myth and debunked it with Scholarship that states otherwise. We also touched on …