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Hidden in plain sight at the end of Sukkot, Sh’mini Atzeret points beyond the Messianic Era to the World to Come. Discover how this overlooked festival hints at eternity, resurrection, and the renewal of all things.
Acts 20:24 But I make my life an account of nothing precious to myself, so that I may finish my race, and the ministry which I received from the Master ישוע {Messiah-Savior / -Redeemer}, to fully testify to the good news of the favor of Elohim {Divine / Mighty One}.
— LEV 04-10-2017, p. 813 (PDF p. 829). Inserted Text within Curly Brackets {} Mine.
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Apostolic Writings–the Movie!
Posted on March 4th, 2025
Go inside the exclusive and special features of Andrew Gabriel Roth’s new Aramaic to English translation, the Apostolic Writings! Take a deep dive into what makes this translation so critical in these uncertain times. In this exciting 9-minute world premiere video, we go behind the scenes and break down the force and clarity that only the Aramaic traditions can provide, with cutting edge digital technology behind the entire production! Enjoy!
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The Term “Christianity”
Obviously, since the term “Christian” became into being in the scriptural sense for some disciples, in the Book Of Acts (11:24 and 26:28) and 1 Peter 4:16, for those in Antioch, Syria, it was a matter of time in the 30s CE or shortly beyond, the movement would have this title applied to them;
Ignatius of Antioch is credited with one of the earliest uses of the term "Christianity" (Greek: Χριστιανισμός, CHristianismos) around 100 CE., so obviously the term was well in use by then. Ignatius of Antioch is also credited with the earliest known use of the term "Catholic" in his Letter to the Smyrnaeans around 110 CE, but he meant it as “universal”, according to Anglican bishop and theologian Joseph Lightfoot.
The term "Christian" is used three times in The Apostolic Writings. In all three cases, the term was used in a derisive way to refer to followers of the Messiah who did not acknowledge the emperor of Rome. But the original Apostles did not use this term for themselves. The were known as “Nazarenes”, members of “The Way”.
What happen the “Christianity” by the last quarter of the 3rd Century CE, that they seemingly went awry, that these days, a narrow path of them, prefer the term for themselves as “1st Century Christian/Christianity”?
Even worst, less than half of a century later, that Constantinople Constantine came along in the 4th Century, that “reconfigured” Christianity to something quite different than that of the 1st and 2nd Centuries CE, and some prefer to be referred to as “Pre-Constantine Christian”!
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House Of The Dead. Romans 10:6-7
6. But the righteousness which is by faith, says thus: “You will not say in your heart, ‘Who ascends to heaven and brings Mashiyach down?’ 7. Or, ‘Who descends to the abyss of Sheol and brings up Mashiyach from the house of the dead?’”
– AENT 2016 p. 507
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