10 Bizarre Facts About Lupercalia, The Original St Valentine’s Day Long before we started giving cards to girls to let them know that we choo-choo-choose them, the Romans were celebrating love in their own way. Every February 15, they held Lupercalia—the original Valentine’s Day. The holiday has gone through a few changes over the past few thousand years. But don’t worry—if you’re hoping to...
LUPERCALIA! The Lupercalia is an ancient Roman holiday celebrated from February 13:15. Luperclia means “wolf festival.” The origins and even the exact purpose of Lupercalia are not known, and we not even known by the Romans who celebrated it. Chiefly, it was a fertility festival. Get it? Lupercalia=fertility, Valentines Day=Love. See that? Fertility…love…get the connection? Learn More: Click on...
Valentine’s Day: The Story Behind St. Valentine Like Christmas, Easter, Halloween, New Year’s and other holidays of this world, St. Valentine’s Day is another attempt to “whitewash” perverted customs and observances of pagan gods and idols by “Christianizing” them. St. Valentine’s Day is the world’s “holiday of love.” Since the Scripture states that YAH is love (I John 4:8, 16), does He approve...
KNOW the REAL TRUTH about Valentines . . . By Pierre Eksteen Be informed! Do NOT blindly follow the pagan traditions of man! The FRUIT of real love towards Almighty Father YHUH (YHWH’s) is guarding His teachings, instructions and commandments (Torah). (Yoh 14:15, 21; Yoh 15:10; 1Yoh 5:3; 2Yoh 1:6) Mat 18:5-6 WARNS us to NOT let any of FATHER’S children stumble. Lev 18:30 ‘And you shall guard My...
What is the TRUE ORIGIN of Valentine’s Day? What is the origin of Valentine’s Day customs and symbols? Does YAHUAH care that we celebrate it? Though hearts and roses are red, retailers and business owners see the green of MONEY when it comes to celebrating the holiday. Below are some fast facts about the Valentine’s holiday. The celebrating of Valentine’s Day ranks number...
The Secret Jewish History of Mardi Gras Seth Rogovoy At first glance, Mardi Gras — the New Orleans version of the worldwide Carnival celebrations — seems anything but Jewish. Its quintessential elements, including public masquerade, the imbibing of copious amounts of alcoholic beverages, and second-line parade music aren’t stereotypical territory for the people of the book, outside of a few bar...
ISHTAR EGGS How Does The Resurrection Of Yahusha Have Anything To Do With Eggs That Were Once Dipped In The Blood Of Infants At The Alter Of The Fertility Goddess Ishtar? Can We Redeem Such A Practice? Easter Sunday To honor this event, pagan sun-worshippers would go out early in the morning and face to the east to watch their sun-god arise over the horizon before having a mass (sacrifice) in...
Groundhog Day’s History Groundhog Day (Pennsylvania German: Grund’sau dåk, Grundsaudaag, Grundsow Dawg, Murmeltiertag; Nova Scotia: Daks Day) is a popular tradition celebrated in Canada and the United States on February 2. It derives from the Pennsylvania Dutch superstition that if a groundhog (Marmota monax, also called “woodchuck”; Deitsch: Grundsau, Grunddax, Dax) emerging...
Pagan Origins of Lent, Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, Palm Sunday and Easter
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Lent According to Saint Gregory of Tours the celebration of Advent began in the fifth century when the Bishop Perpetuus directed that starting with the St. Martin’s Day on 11 November until Christmas, one fasts three times per week; this is why Advent was sometimes also named “Lent of St. Martin”. Lent, in the Christian church, a period of penitential preparation for Easter. In...
