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Bookmark or Share- Jesus and the Feast Days - Bible StudyHanukkah 29 A.D. Hanukkah is also known as the Festival of Light. It celebrates the rededication of Jerusalem's temple c. 164 B.C. and the miraculous burning of its menorah for eight days. Though not one of God's Feast days, its occurrence is useful in determining a chronology of Jesus' life and ministry.
- Halloween and the Bible - Bible StudyHalloween is an entirely pagan celebration with no basis in Scripture. God reminds us, through the Apostle John, not to gravitate toward such worldly holidays (1John 2:15). Simply put, Halloween and its symbols originated not in Holy Writ but with people deceived by the devil to worship false (pagan) gods. No true believer in the Eternal should ...
- Who Are the Maccabees? - Bible StudyThe term Maccabee (Maccabeus), which originated with Mattahias' son Judah, is frequently applied to his four brothers. Additionally, even though Judah had no sons, the term is also used for the descendants of his brother Simon Thassi (Maccabeus). Simon is considered the founding ruler of the Hasmonean dynasty that will govern Israel until 37 B.C.
- The True Origin of Halloween - Bible StudyThe ancient Peruvian Incas began their year in November with a celebration called Ayamarka, which concluded with the placing of food and beverages on the graves of the departed. Shadows of the fixation on death that is the core of Halloween can also be seen in the early Anglo-Saxon period known as the "November Blood Month."
- The Feast of Tabernacles (Booths) - Bible StudyThe Feast of Tabernacles was a harvest time festival of thanksgiving to rejoice over God's abundant blessings. It also served to remind the Israelites that God lovingly took care of them when they sojourned the wilderness after leaving Egyptian bondage (Leviticus 23:43). Special Psalms were often sung during this time, especially by pilgrims on ...
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