Part 4 “Holidays…Are They Biblical Or Not” We tell our children that the Ten Commandments are God’s Laws and we (adults) including the children should follow them. The particular commandment to focus on a bit is the ninth commandment Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor (KJV). We teach our children not to …
Part 3 “Holidays…Are They Biblical Or Not” Santa can touch every house hold in one night. Wow, in order to do that Santa is either traveling at the speed of light which is 186,282 miles …
Part 2 “Holidays…Are They Biblical Or Not” Where did Santa Claus come from and why is he more popular than Christ on Christ’s so-called birthday? His last name Claus is an Old English term meaning the huffed one. The huffed one is the blasphemous one, Satan himself. During Christmas, Santa Claus is known as the …
Part 1 “Holidays…Are They Biblical Or Not” Holidays are they Biblical or Not? Throughout this paper, I will attempt to show or prove the Christianity or the Evil Paganism roots of the major holidays that are celebrated as all to be Christian Holidays. If they are or have Christian origins, then we should celebrate them. …
PART SIX: THE CONCLUSION Christ is our salvation, but Christ did not put an end to all his laws and commandments. He only ended the need for animal sacrifices, because He is the ultimate and final sacrifice. In fact, he fulfilled the law by keeping the law and if we are to be Christ like …
PART FIVE: For this fifth section of the lesson, we will look at more scriptural evidence that clearly states that we can judge, we should judge, but we must judge righteously. Starting Leviticus 19:15 ‘You shall do no injustice in judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor nor defer to the great, but …
PART FOUR: Venturing into verse number six of Matthew chapter 7 will be the icing on the cake as to if one can judge or not. Matthew 7:6 Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and …
PART THREE: At this juncture one should have begun to see the scriptures for what they are actually relaying to the readers pertaining to judging. Matthew 7:3-5 will help one understand if one can judge according to the scriptures or not. Matthew 7:3 And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother’s eye, …
PART TWO: Scripture will now answer the question of can we judge or not or are we forbidden from judging? There is a verse in the book of Matthew that is often used when pertaining to judgement. That verse is often quoted as if that is the only scripture written about judgement and that verse …
PART ONE: TO JUDGE OR NOT TO JUDGE When we think of Christ and Salvation there are tons of topics encompassed in these two terms. Grace, mercy, justification, sanctification, and the law to state a few. Well, the covenant of grace can confuse many people and have them believe Christ’s death, burial and resurrection did …