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The Attainable Goal of Becoming a Tzadik: A Jewish Perspective Missing in Christianity

The Attainable Goal of Becoming a Tzadik: A Jewish Perspective Missing in ChristianityBy: George Bakalov Published on: 29/06/2025

The Hebrew word tzadik (צַדִּיק), derived from the root ṣāḏaq meaning "to be straight" or "cleanse," appears 206 times in the Hebrew Bible, often translated as "righteous" or "just." The first person explicitly called a tzadik is Noah, described in Genesis 6:9 as "a just man and perfect in his generations" who "walked with God." Notably, Noah’s righteousness predates the giving of the Torah, suggesting that being a tzadik is a universal human potential, not confined to specific laws or rituals. Noah’s life demonstrates that righteousness involves aligning one’s actions with God’s will, even in a corrupt world.

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The Attainable Goal of Becoming a Tzadik: A Jewish Perspective Missing in Christianity

The Calendar Revolution: How Time Changed the World

The Calendar Revolution: How Time Changed the World

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

Imagine a world where every day could potentially fall out of sync, leading to confusion in trade, agriculture, and daily life. This vivid scenario was the reality before institutionalization of a reliable calendar system. The story begins with Pope Gregory XIII’s grand vision to reform the calendar, a quest that would take years and involve a diverse group of contributors. This fascinating journey not only paved the way for an organized timekeeping system that remains effective today, but also highlights the strategic significance of time coordination, particularly in complex computerized systems that can shape global stability.

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The Calendar Revolution: How Time Changed the World

The True History of the Christmas Truce During World War I

The True History of the Christmas Truce During World War I

By: George Bakalov Published on: 29/12/2021

The Christmas Truce was a series of unofficial armistices on the Western Front of World War I on Christmas Even in 1914. The armistice took place five months after hostilities began. In the week before 25 December, French, German and British soldiers crossed the trenches to exchange seasonal greetings and to talk. In some areas, men from both sides entered so-called No Man’s Land on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to exchange food and souvenirs. There were joint funeral ceremonies for recently killed soldiers and prisoner exchanges, and several meetings ended with the singing of Christmas carols. The men played football games with each other, creating one of the most memorable moments of the Armistice.

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The True History of the Christmas Truce During World War I

In 300 Words: Born To Testify Of The Truth

In 300 Words: Born To Testify Of The Truth

By: George Bakalov Published on: 17/06/2021

Let’s face it, the Christianity of the developed world has failed to win the hearts and the minds of the people of the Western civilization. Only three decades ago the dividing line between what used to be the free world and the rest of the world, was clearly visible and tangibly defined.

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Threefold Christian Alliance is a Minnesota based 501 (c) 3 organization serving the Body of Christ internationally.

To learn more about Threefold, please click here!