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Unwrapping Christmas: A Journey Beyond Paganism and Historical Context

By: George Bakalov Published on: 24/12/2024

As the days grow shorter and festive lights adorn homes, the holiday season brings about joyous celebrations. Yet, each December, a question haunts many: Why do we celebrate Christmas on the 25th? The debate over its origins, especially whether it owes its existence to ancient pagan traditions, ignites fiery conversations. One explores stories both historical and personal, weaving together the fabric of belief in Jesus’ birth versus the myths of cheerful pagan festivities that seem far removed from Christian tradition. TL;DR: This blog uncovers the complex origins of Christmas, particularly its association with December 25th, and counters the widespread belief that the holiday is merely a derivative of pagan celebrations.

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Should the Gentiles circumcise to keep the Torah?

By: George Bakalov Published on: 19/02/2023

When people begin to take interest in Hebraica Veritas, or the recognition of the Hebrew language, the Jewishness of the Bible, and the history of Israel as the only correct way to understand and interpret the teachings of Moses, Jesus and the apostles, some end up asking themselves if they should circumcise in order to keep the Torah. Dr. Joseph Shulam has posted his thoughts on the subject and I would like to offer below summary, you can watch the full message if you want here.

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What is Messiah’s real name and is it important for us today?

By: George Bakalov Published on: 28/11/2020

The Gospel of Matthew tells us that a messenger from God – an angel, approached Miryam [Anglo-Saxon version: Mary] and Yosef [Anglo-Saxon version: Joseph], the natural parents of the Messiah. This angel, this Heavenly creature had entered the earthly realm in order to give them a special message. Part of this message was an instruction about how the baby should be called. This instruction however didn’t originate from the messenger, it was an instruction from Creator God Himself. The angel was only the carrier of the message.

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What is Christian Hebraism and Is It Rr Today?

By: George Bakalov Published on: 18/09/2020

Christian Hebraism transformed Christianity completely during the Middle Ages. However, the impact this movement had on the world remains forgotten by most people who consider themselves believers today: clergy and laity alike.

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