Christmas is one of the most beloved holidays in the world, filled with lights, gifts, and family gatherings. But where did it come from, and should Christians celebrate it? This is a question that stirs debate among believers.
The Puritans weren’t joyless killjoys by accident. These strict Protestants fled England to build a “city upon a hill,” a society purified of what they saw as corrupt, unbiblical traditions leftover from Catholicism and even older pagan roots.
The Talmud, a cornerstone of rabbinic Judaism, can seem mysterious or even intimidating at first. Yet, exploring it thoughtfully can enrich our understanding of Scripture, history, and culture. In this post, I will draw from a series of teachings by the Netivyah Bible Instruction Ministry, based in Jerusalem, Israel, to provide a clear overview: what the Talmud is, its historical development, and—most importantly—how we as believers should approach and relate to it.
New Blog Post DescriptionThe ancient world was a vibrant tapestry of cultures, ideas, and peoples, with the Greeks and Jews standing out as two remarkable civilizations. While the Greeks were penning epic poems and debating philosophy under olive trees, the Jews were cultivating a unique monotheistic faith and a rich cultural heritage in Judea and beyond. But what did the Greeks know about the Jews—their history, religion, and way of life?
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