Ancient Origins of Modern Holidays

By: Ken Johnson

Narrated by: Jeff Raynor

The Ancient Origins of Modern Holidays draws from the Bible and Jewish sources on what has always been defined as paganism and idolatry. In this book, we learn which holiday practices are forbidden and which ones are not. The Dead Sea Scrolls record the origins of the festivals celebrated on the equinoxes and solstices and reveal why they are important for Christians today. Using these sources, Christians can easily draw the line on practices and celebrations. We learn how to nullify paganism and take back what God gave us, so we can be obedient to His commands. In the second section of this book, we find the most ancient histories of the holiday traditions; like the Easter egg and Easter bunny, the Christmas tree, evergreens, and many more. If you have Pan-Babylonian family or friends (those who think all holidays are pagan), who refuse to celebrate Christmas or Thanksgiving with you, this book should help bring them back into fellowship with the family.

©2019 Ken Johnson (P)2019 Ken Johnson

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Love his work. So informative and without personal opinions. I appreciate his attention to details.

Very interesting!

We must take back the holidays from the pagans who seek to pervert the past!

The lack of anything to do with the origins of holidays and traditions

A unbelievably biased Christian book that denies the origins and traditions of holidays and just shoves in Jesus and/or Christianity as true origins. Ridiculous, dishonest, cash grab bait-and-switch, poppycock. Money down the toilet as well as the authors integrity down the toilet.

Unacceptable

So much random, surficial, unfocused research resulting in very disconnected, unsupported statements. You would think from his use of words that he exhausted all the relevant research - far from it. Labels also do not address the matter of the heart. He uses traditional Catholic nullification for almost everything and opens the door for Christians to accept Noahide laws. Unacceptable. I read another book by him that was much better than this, so this book was a surprise for me.