Kawan ng Dios Part 2 of 2

Kawan ng Dios Part 2 of 2

 

 

WHERE DID THE FEAST OF “EASTER” ORIGINATE?

Lighting of Easter Candles

Every year, during spring, Catholics celebrate the Holy Week (Holy Days), and this goes on for  seven (7) days – Monday to Sunday.  The last day is often called as Easter Sunday (in commemoration of the ressurection of Jesus). This feast often falls on the month of March or April. Normally, these months celebrate the presence of Spring in certain countries having four (4) types of weather every year. Sunday marks the last day of the celebration as have been traditionally referred to by Englishmen as 'Easter Sunday,' and from where this reference has originated is what we are to expound to you.

The word “Easter” (Feast of the Passover) came from the root words garnered from the olden “politheism” religion (worship of many heathen gods), which was completely agreed upon and given emphasis by many bible scholars. This word has never been used in the original works of the holy scriptures, and it has never had any relevance of the truths written in the holy scriptures of the bible. Because of this, it is but appropriate to use the term “Resurrection Sunday”  instead of  “Easter” if  we would pertain to the earlier manner of remembrance by the Christians regarding the ressurection of Christ.

I DO NOT KNOW YOU

During the distinctive time of Jesus as a cup of holiness (Holy Grail of the Holy Spirit of God),  he has voiced out the message of the Holy Spirit who lives and reigns in his entire being. As stated:

MAT 24:

5  For MANY SHALL COME IN MY NAME, SAYING, I AM CHRIST; and shall deceive many.

MAT 7:

21  not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but HE THAT DOETH THE WILL OF MY father which is in heaven.

22  Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works?

23  And then will I profess unto them, I NEVER KNEW YOU: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.

It is clear that the spirit of God in Jesus has emphasized that only those who follows the WILL (Laws) of the Father are the ones who can enter His kingdom in heaven (Mat 23:23).  This is a clear-cut truth, which states that adhering to the major and minor commandments of the Father is the only way to save one’s soul and grant that person the rights to enter the kingdom of heaven (Juan 12:50).

The LORD said unto my lord

The LORD said unto my lord, Sit thou on my right hand, till I make  thine enemies thy footstool?

(Sinabi ng Panginoon sa aking panginoon, umupo ka sa aking kanan, hanggang sa aking gawing tungtungan mo ang iyong mga kaaway [Awit 110:1]).

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he Old Testament is known throughout the world as a concrete form and basis for biblical studies in the true sense of holiness. It comprises holistic writings that convey the sacred teachings of the Spirit of God through the holy prophets who lived in different generations and times. However, only a few – from the vast majority of people in the world – are aware of the true essence of these writings.

As a result, many continue to be in the dark with regards to the real essence of the words of God that have been highly stressed and given importance at various holy books which contain these things. This is one of the primary reasons why more and more people have lost their way here on earth. 

Said to be the righteous path of life of mankind, the holy writings are presented in a step-by-step and moderate manner of procedures that would help all men towards the saving of their souls and the forgiveness of sins. The righteous path, if expounded, pertains to the form and image of the work that is being acquiesced by the truth that is being introduced in its true and holy state.