Does the Tetragrammaton reveal God’s Name?
Some falsely teach that “God” is a pagan name or title and that we should call our creator names such as, “Yahweh", which is the most common name used for…
Christian Zionists and the Episltes of John
Every time I read the Bible I always find some new bit of information that I didn’t see before, or sometimes my circumstances have changed and when I read the…
Why did Jesus Choose Paul?
The other day I was talking with someone about the Bible, and they proceeded to ask me this question: "Why did Jesus choose Paul to become His disciple?" The question…
Beliefs and Superstitions of the Puritans as Supported by the Hebrew Roots Community
I noticed during Christmas many people that oppose traditional Christianity, such as the Torah observant/Hebrew roots community, were pointing out the fact that the Puritans did not celebrate Christmas, because…
The Hebrew Roots Movement, the Law and Christmas
I have been visiting a few Hebrew Roots Movement pages on Facebook and the web over the last few days since they are all abuzz again with the pagan/Christmas myths.…
Why Christians Should not Keep Yom Kippur
The Day of Atonement, or Yom Kippur, is considered the holiest day in Judaism. It is observed by some Christians as well even though this practice is incompatible with Christianity…
Does Acts 21 Prove that Paul was Torah Observant?
The life and words of the Apostle Paul are twisted by the Hebrew Roots Movement (HRM) as well as Muslims, because of his clear opposition to the continued observance of…
Ishtar and the Easter Connection
One of the myths that circulates each Spring near Easter is that Easter was another name for Eostre or Ishtar and was a fertility festival in her honor. Despite the…
1 John 3:4: The Meaning of Lawlessness
According to the Hebrew Roots Movement 1 John 3:4 shows that Christians are lawless sinners. The belief is that when John says “sin is lawlessness,” lawlessness is referring to “torahlessness.”…
Hebrews 4: The Rest that Remains is not the Weekly Sabbath
Every Friday evening Torah Observers greet one another with “Shabbat Shalom,” that is “rest and peace,” as the weekly Sabbath begins. You see, those in this movement believe that the…