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Born to Tabernacle With Us: The True Season of Messiah's Birth

FHMI-1398Shane VaughnBook
  • (primary) Luke 1:36
  • (secondary) Luke 2:7
  • (secondary) Luke 2:8
  • (secondary) Luke 1:5
  • (secondary) Jeremiah 16:19
  • (secondary) Genesis 1:14
  • (secondary) Genesis 10:8–12 — Genesis 10:8-12
  • (secondary) Deuteronomy 16:16
  • (secondary) Daniel 9:20–27 — Daniel 9:20-27
  • (secondary) Matthew 2

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Summary This book argues that Yahshua was not born on December 25, a date taken from sun-god celebrations such as Sol Invictus and Mithra, but during the Feast of Tabernacles. It contrasts Yahweh's appointed times with a counterfeit pagan calendar rooted in Nimrod and Babylon, then uses the priestly course of Abijah and Gabriel's 'sixth month' to time John's and Yahshua's births. It reads the crowded inn, the sukkah, outdoor shepherds and the star as pointing to Tabernacles, when the Word came to tabernacle with us.

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This book argues that Yahshua was not born on December 25, a date taken from sun-god celebrations such as Sol Invictus and Mithra, but during the Feast of Tabernacles. It contrasts Yahweh's appointed times with a counterfeit pagan calendar rooted in Nimrod and Babylon, then uses the priestly course of Abijah and Gabriel's 'sixth month' to time John's and Yahshua's births. It reads the crowded inn, the sukkah, outdoor shepherds and the star as pointing to Tabernacles, when the Word came to tabernacle with us.

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