These church holidays have pagan roots and are embraced by millions in Christendom with the belief that they represent some holy event from the Bible. Just like Havah in the Garden of Eden, millions have been deceived for centuries.
Sha’ul (Paul) taught the Romans that if the ‘root’ is holy so are the branches; conversely, if the ‘root’ is unholy, the branches are also unholy. He also warned the ‘wild olives’ in Rome not to become arrogant over the ‘natural branches’ of the Jewish people (Romans 11:16-18). Unfortunately, the Romans didn’t listen, and today, the remnants of pagan gods is ‘rooted’ firmly in Christianity through the Roman catholic church.
Catholic Roots
Sunday
Sunday came from the worship of the sun-god Ra in Egypt to the Venerable Day of the Sun in Rome. Both Councils of Laodicea and Nicea made it ‘church’ law that the seventh-day Biblical Sabbath was ‘changed’ to the first day of the week.
Christmas
Christmas evolved from Saturnalia and became the Christ Mass of catholicism.
- Christmas Carols and the Message
- Christmas is Not My Holiday & They’re Just Fine
- Christmas Myths and Idols
- Don’t Go Home for Christmas
- Golden Calf of Saturnalia
- Io Saturnalia!
- Is Celebrating Christmas a Sin?
- Saying “Merry Christmas”
- The Christ Mass Around the World
- The Christmas Question
- The Night Before Christmas Poem
- The Spirit of Christmas
Easter
Easter finds its roots in Asthoreth, Astarte and Tammuz. Worship of these foreign gods was prohibited by Adonai, but like the ‘golden calf,’ their roots have been covered to hide the truth.