Error Of The Lawless by Christine Egbert It saddens me when I hear believers say things like, “Jesus fulfilled the Law so that I don’t have to.” Really? Now that you’re a disciple of Yeshua you can commit murder? You can steal? You can fornicate? Such a twisting of the Scripture breaks
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The Quartrodeciman Controversy (Rome Enforces Easter/ Outlaws Passover) By Christine Egbert In the footsteps of Paul Harvey–that folksy news commentator, whose’s radio segments delved into little-known facts about well-known events–this article will recount the early church history that led to the Council of Nicaea’s disastrous decision to replace Passover with
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Hebraic Faith: A Walk, Not Just A Belief by Christine Egbert If I had to choose a theme song for what has come to be known as the Hebrew Roots Movement it would be The Days of Elijah. Here’s the opening stanza: These are the days of Elijah, Declaring the word of the Lord, And
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Preach The Word! By Christine Egbert For years I’ve wanted to write this article. It’s a sermon using SCRIPTURES only, pulled from various books of the Bible, like puzzle pieces. For God’s WORD is living. It’s powerful and sharper than a two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit.
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The Gentile Jesus or Israel’s Yeshua? by Christine Egbert Although God had been pursuing me since childhood, it wasn’t until the fall of 1986 that the Most High finally had my full attention. I had just gotten my R.N. license, and my divorce from my first husband. But it wasn’t
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Heaven Is Real! Living There Forever Is Not! by Christine Egbert Books and movies about Christians going to heaven as soon as they die are in vogue. And why not? They titillate our imaginations, comfort the bereaved, and they rake in millions, like that popular film “Heaven Is Real.” And heaven is
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by Christine Egbert A couple of years ago I wrote an article titled Swine’s Blood On The Altar in which I contrasted the differences in diet and the digestion process between cows and pigs. I will not rehash that in this article. Instead, I will deal only with those verses many Christians
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Beware that Snare: Saint Valentine’s Day! by Christine Egbert In Deuteronomy 12:30 Yahweh’s people are warned not to be snared into worshiping Him the way pagan nations worship their gods. Yet, many are snared! The Roman Catholic Church’s disregard for the Most High’s warning is manifest in its syncretism with
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Ireland’s Patrick: Saint, Yes! Catholic No! By Christine Egbert I recently read an article in Wikipedia about the Hebraic Roots movement. Surprisingly, I found it mostly accurate. The author even pointed out that we in this walk “seek out the history, culture, and faith of first century believers. To this
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What Is Scriptural (Hebraic) Faith? By Christine Egbert Many believers interpret Scripture with a Western/Greek mindset. They see faith as simply a mental construct, something they believe, no action required. When they read verses like Ephesians 2:8-9, “For by grace are you saved, through faith, and not of yourselves, it
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