Tonight on Crossing Over we host special guest Zen Garcia of Sacred Word Publishing. Dr. Stephen Pidgeon and Zen will discuss the Ancient Texts; extra-scriptural readings such as the Aramaic and Palestinian Targums, the Kolbrin Bible, the Chronicles of the Thracians and much much more.

Who was Melchizedek in Genesis 14? Who was the first Melchizedek?  Why is the Melchizedek Priesthood superior to the Levitical Priesthood and are we priests under its order Today with Mashiach or in the Kingdom to come with Mashiach?

Jessica Arellanes brings up several significant truths in this installment of 'Crossing Over' as Dr. Stephen Pidgeon unloads a history lesson about Rome, from her origin to today with a 'connect the dots' understanding you won't find anywhere else!

A mind-numbing look at the historical premise for referring to the stauros, or stake, of the crucifixion of Mashiyach as a cross. Jessica Arellanes and Dr. Stephen Pidgeon lay the foundation for support of the use of 'cross' rather than the stake that answers any doubts one may have about this topic.

The Paradise Torah- The Oral Law- The Covenant of YHWH 

What is the instruction of scripture? 

Tonight on Crossing Over, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon, and Jessica Arellanes go all the way back to the beginning. Join us as we uncover the roots of our faith. 

Who say you, that I am? ( Luqas 9:20)

is Yahusha (Jesus) merely a man who has fulfilled prophecy by the ordained will of YHWH or is YaHuSha much more than this? Tune in to find out. 

Tonight we discuss the Law of Inheritance according to scripture. If you are the firstborn, are there any means by which you can lose your right to inheritance?  Exo 13:1-2 AND YAHUAH spoke unto Mosheh, saying, Sanctify unto me all the firstborn, whatsoever opens the womb among the children of Yashar’el, both of man and of beast: it is mine. (eth cepher)...

Tonight on Crossing Over Dr. Pidgeon shares his interpretation of the Biblical Calendar laid out in Genesis. Yom Qodesh

2019-10-04 70 Nations and the Prophetic Implications

Are all laws created equal? How do we justify our existing social justice system and account for traditional rites and customs?