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Episode 18 - Easter: What Does That Word Mean?
What is the true meaning of Easter, and where did many of today’s Easter traditions come from?
In Part 1 of this series from Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today, we begin an in-depth study into the history of Easter, the origins of common traditions, and how they compare with scripture.
Most people associate Easter with eggs, rabbits, baskets, sunrise services, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But are these traditions rooted in the Bible, or do they come from somewhere else?
In this episode, we begin examining:
This episode is not about attacking anyone’s beliefs or traditions. Instead, it is an invitation to study, examine the evidence, and compare history and tradition with scripture.
Scriptures Discussed:
This is only the beginning of the study. In future episodes, we will continue exploring the origins of Easter traditions, including:
Thank you for listening to Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today. Please follow, share, and join us for the next part of this study.
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Episode 18 - Easter: What Does That Word Mean?
What is the true meaning of Easter, and where did many of today’s Easter traditions come from?
In Part 1 of this series from Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today, we begin an in-depth study into the history of Easter, the origins of common traditions, and how they compare with scripture.
Most people associate Easter with eggs, rabbits, baskets, sunrise services, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But are these traditions rooted in the Bible, or do they come from somewhere else?
In this episode, we begin examining:
This episode is not about attacking anyone’s beliefs or traditions. Instead, it is an invitation to study, examine the evidence, and compare history and tradition with scripture.
Scriptures Discussed:
This is only the beginning of the study. In future episodes, we will continue exploring the origins of Easter traditions, including:
Thank you for listening to Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today. Please follow, share, and join us for the next part of this study.