We have a custom in which, on the day of a wedding, the bride and groom cannot see each other until the ceremony. Have you ever wondered where that custom came from? In the ancient Jewish wedding, once the redemption price was paid for the bride (“it is finished” is what the bridegroom would declare … Read more
The eighth day of the Feast of Tabernacles signifies a “new beginning.” Messiah was born on the first day of Tabernacles (not on the pagan christ-mass), and on the eighth day, He was circumcised. Because of Adam’s sin passed down to the world, all people are born in the sinful condition of unbelief, which is … Read more
Solomon brought idolatry into the house of Yah (the temple), and took the star of Remphan as his seal. That star represents idolatry desecrating the temple. It has falsely been called “the star of David,” but David never had anything to do with it. Christians often display the idolatrous star to suggest support for the … Read more