What Is The Significance Of The Command To Flee To The Mountains (Matthew 24:16; Mark 13:3; Luke 21:21)? Mark 13 records what is often referred to as Yahusha’ Olivet Discourse (also recorded in Matthew 24 and Luke 21). At this time, Yahusha and His disciples are on the Mount of Olives, or Mount Olivet, and Yahusha addresses the disciples’ questions (Mark 13:3–4) about the future. Yahusha warns...
Why Does Yahusha Say We Are Worth More Than Many Sparrows (Matthew 10:31)? As Yahusha gets ready to send out His twelve apostles to continue the work of advancing His Father’s kingdom, He prepares them for an onslaught of extreme persecution (Matthew 10:16–25). Knowing their hearts are filled with trepidation, He comforts and encourages them (Matthew 10:26–33). One urgent and undeniable concern...
The Baal Cycle – Pt 1 My Lunch Break In Episode 97, we’re peeling back the layers of time to explore ancient sites that hold secrets far beyond what history has told us. From mysterious underground chambers to long-buried relics, these places are tied to stories we’ve barely begun to understand. As we revisit a hidden world, questions arise: Why were certain discoveries destroyed, and...
How Is The Fear Of Yahuah The Beginning Of Wisdom? Proverbs 9:10 says, “The fear of Yahuah is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Kodesh (Holy) One is understanding.” Basically, this verse teaches that the fear of Yahuah is foundational to true wisdom; all other types of learning are worthless unless built upon a knowledge of Yahuah Himself. Many other passages talk about the fear of...
Are animals drawn to Empaths? (11 traits of an Empath) By PsychReel In this blog post, we will answer the following question: Are animals drawn to Empaths? We will explain the connection between empaths and animals, and describe 11 unique features of empaths. Are animals drawn to Empaths? Yes, animals may be drawn to empaths. Empaths are highly sensitive, they understand emotions and those around...
Feudalism Then and Now Jerry M Lawson History has weird ways of paralleling itself. Looking at the graphic “Feudalism Then & Now” above provides an interesting perspective. The idea we are today experiencing a kind of corporate feudalism has ample material to draw upon. The possibilities are alarming and what it suggests about human culture is chilling. If all humanity has managed to achieve...
James VI and I: the king who hunted witches Tracy Borman reveals how James VI and I’s obsession with devilry consigned hundreds of unfortunates to the flames. The witch-hunts that swept across Europe from 1450 to 1750 were among the most controversial and terrifying phenomena in history – holocausts of their times. Historians have long attempted to explain why and how they took such rapid and...
Jesus was a ‘sorcerer,’ Bible a ‘book of magic,’ say Christian witches ahead of first annual convention By Leonardo Blair, Senior Reporter Wednesday, February 20, 2019 The first annual Christian witches convention is set to be hosted in Salem, Massachusetts, this April and will feature internationally recognized Prophet Calvin Witcher who agrees with the convention’s host...
History of Witches History.com Witches were perceived as evil beings by early Christians in Europe, inspiring the iconic Halloween figure. Images of witches have appeared in various forms throughout history—from evil, wart-nosed women huddling over a cauldron of boiling liquid to hag-faced, cackling beings riding through the sky on brooms wearing pointy hats. In pop culture, the witch has been...
The Origin and History of Halloween Halloween, a spooky time of the year when we’re all carving pumpkins, putting on our scary costumes and going out to trick or treat. Halloween is one of America’s favorite holidays, yet, you might be surprised to know, Halloween actually has its roots in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain. So how did we adopt this spooky Celtic celebration? The Origin and...
