Major Errors of Historical Christianity and Judaism

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The following points out historical institutional errors, which have been followed unknowingly by many.

Errors of Christianity

  1. Accepted the church councils as Divine Authority
  2. Changed dates of Scriptural Holy Days
    • Changed Seventh Day Sabbath to Sunday;
    • Changed Passover to Good Friday;
    • Changed First Fruits of Barley (Resurrection Day) to that of the goddess Easter (Ishtar, Astarte, Asherot)
    • Changed birth of Messiah from Feast of Tabernacles to the pagan solstice (Christmas)
  3. Claimed Torah (God's Law) was not valid anymore as a standard for Christians
  4. Depicted Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) as effeminate, non-Jewish, and breaker of Torah
  5. Turned the glory of Messiah over to Popes; Mary as the "Queen of Heaven"
  6. Gave more importance to Paul's words than Yeshua's words
  7. Messianic Jews forced into Gentile assimilation
  8. Replaced Israel with non-biblical concept of church
  9. Anti-Semitism: Called Jews "Christ-killers" and relegated them to a rejected people

Errors of Judaism

  1. Accepted the sages/oral tradition as Divine Authority
  2. Changed dates of Scriptural Holy Days
    • Changed New Year from Nisan 1 to Tishri 1; 
    • Changed Passover from Nisan 14 to Nisan 15;
    • Canceled celebration of the First Fruits of Barley;
    • Added a day to Yom Teruah (Rosh Hashana) and to Shavuot (Pentecost)
  3. Claimed Talmud was equal with Torah in importance and authority
  4. Depicted Messiah Yeshua as false, non-Jewish and breaker of Torah
  5. Turned the glory of Messiah over to common men like Bar Kochba and Sabbatai; made the Sabbath the "Queen"
  6. Gave more importance to Maimondes words than Moses' words
  7. Messianic Jews forced to leave the Jewish community
  8. Replaced the blood atonement with non-biblical reliance on prayers
  9. Anti-Messianism: Called Messianic Jews "self-haters" and relegated them to non-existence
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