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HEBREW ROOTS & SACRED NAMES MOVEMENT
September 18, 2022

HEBREW ROOTS & SACRED NAMES MOVEMENT

What's wrong with it? Find out. 

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Reginald Jacob Block · September 20, 2022

Two Babylons by Alexander Hyslop may provide some insights. http://www.ldolphin.org/PDFs/The_Two_Babylons-Alexander_Hislop.pdf

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Terence Tremethick · September 20, 2022

Yes I heard that from another video you made and downloaded it. I am going through it on a audio book from ytube. Also archive.org still has some of this stuff and others you mentioned in your presentations. https://archive.org/details/thetwobabylonsor00hisluoft This one has the illustrations and is the second addition from 1903. "We shall yet see that the cross is the express symbol of Tammuz, the sun-god and god of fire. " Then page 197 has more. Just searched the book for cross. There is a scolding review from a Saber Bob who just happened to be in martial arts and is a self proclaimed Catholic apologist. (Devils do give people information and expertise) I recall once on a Pentecostal church rally that a preacher made the sign of the cross on my four head using oil for "healing". They use this scripture to justify. "Is any sicke among you? let him call for the Elders of the Church, and let them pray ouer him, anointing him with oyle in the Name of the Lord:"

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TruthDigger · September 19, 2022

Regi, do you have any reference material or information on the early church and their view/relationship to the cross, this seems like a very interesting subject, one I'd like to learn more about?

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Reginald Jacob Block · September 20, 2022

I'll have to dig around.

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Terence Tremethick · September 19, 2022

brokencross.org no longer?

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Reginald Jacob Block · September 19, 2022

I no longer use that. At the time I thought it represented the state of the churches. However, some people got the wrong idea. Also, when I first came up with it, I did not know that the early church did not use crosses; they found them repugnant because the cross was the symbol of Roman cruelty and subsequently, the brutal murder of Jesus. Furthermore, the early church knew the origins of the cross came from pagan cultures, so they avoided it.

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Sharon Lacoste · September 19, 2022

I definitely would be going to hell if this was the case!!! I have difficulty pronouncing biblical names, never mind spelling them! Thank goodness my salvation isn’t hinged on what they are teaching. Thanks Reg for another great video.