08/15/18 — Awwww, halfway into August and not a single “search term” entry. Is that a good sign, i. e. visitors are familiar with our format and don’t need assistance in finding posts that address their query? Or . . . a bad sign, meaning, there are no visitors? But there are visitors that do […]
Read more[Our musical liturgy borrows from the music of Christian hymns—we love the music but we can’t use the original lyrics, so we superimpose our own, reflecting Sinai 6000 theology. We are grateful to Christian composers for their inspiring music!—Admin1] ————– KINDLE THE SABBATH LIGHTS O Lord YHWH, the Source of Life, our […]
Read more[First posted in 2017, recently clicked by a visitor. This is an excerpt from a revisited post that is sooooo lonnnnng that perhaps readers don’t bother reading to the very end. Except that this was at the beginning of the discourse, and if you’re curious, here’s the link for the complete discussion which is worth your […]
Read more[First posted in 2012. When we still functioned under the wide umbrella of “Christ-centered” religion, it baffled us that while all the various denominations worshipped the same trinitarian godhead, some of those denominations were labeled “cults”. As we researched it, we found out that mainstream Christianity considered any “Christian” group/church/fellowship as “cultic” IF it deviated from […]
Read more[This was first posted 2012. It explains why we chose to call ourselves Sinaites and rooted our foundational beliefs on the Revelation on Sinai by the Creator-God who chose that neutral site and that time in history and the people He gathered there to declare His Name and His Way of life for all humanity. […]
Read more[Every so often, we feature prayer traditions of believers/worshippers from all over the world, if only to prove that no matter how different people’s religious beliefs are, the common denominator is worship of the God they know, expressed in words. The prayers in this Sabbath Liturgy are randomly chosen from the sources listed under the Category: WORSHIP […]
Read more[First posted in 2013. This is another excellent commentary from A Literary Approach to the Bible, one of our MUST READ, if not MUST OWN books. Please read all the other articles from this great resource which have already bene posted. Reformatting, highlighting and underscoring added.] Jonah – by James S. Ackerman Although the Book of […]
Read more[First posted in 2013. As Christians/Messianics, we—Sinaites—must have studied the book of Daniel no less than a dozen times, because it had been drummed into our clueless minds that the only way we could and would and should understand the last prophetic NT book of Revelation is by understanding the OT book of Daniel, for the […]
Read more[First posted in 2013. The original Introduction: It is timely to feature a book which, most likely, few students venture into reading; for why would anyone wish to vicariously experience the horror of witnessing YHWH’s destruction of the remnant of His people, in His center of worship and governance? Why timely? Because the 9th of […]
Read more[First posted in 2013. For what it’s worth for those who wish to read The Bible as ‘Literature’, these excerpts from The Literary Guide to the Bible, eds. Alter and Kermode, offer a different approach to reading this book of antiquity, not as ‘religious” or “sacred text” but more as literary pieces, some even masterpieces, worthy to […]
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