Most believers often grew up accepting traditions like Santa, with that questioning where this belief comes from, or whether they're truly aligning to the idea of the scripture.
Brother Eli was able to break it down in a way that makes one think very carefully before concluding. What struck me the most is the emphasis on our daily holiness. Luke 9:23 makes it clear that following Christ is not meant to be just one season or one special word. It's a lifestyle.
If we set aside only one, only week, what does that say about the rest? The path really challenged me. The price on the Christ's death and resurrection. The sign of Jonah, the three days and three nights. And the timeline was all eye-opening scenario.
I never realized how the traditional Friday to Sunday can be believed or doesn't fully match the biblical count. Hearing the Renaissance Crucifixion explained so plainly and this made me to reflect back to the scripture myself. Whether someone agrees or not, one thing that is very important, this teaching forces you to read the Bible carefully and not just depend on tradition, but that alone is what we can reflect on, no matter what life is.
