Easter Exposed: The Facts About Christian Easter Traditions

By V. Lynn

Girls in frilly dresses, boys in fine suits, big baskets of chocolate bunnies, Easter eggs, and goodies. Altars lined with white lilies, joyous sunrise services, passionate Easter plays, and succulent ham for dinner. It's Spring, Easter, and a festive time to celebrate the Savior; the question is, which Savior?

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Revelations Publishing House LLC
• Release date: Apr 3, 2023
• ISBN: 9798987888223

V. Lynn

V. Lynn is a published author, playwright, independent journalist, researcher, and defender of the faith. V. Lynn has spent hundreds of hours of extensive on-the-ground and historical research on the Flint Water Crisis, George Floyd riots, Covid-19 pandemic, the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, Secret Societies, and the diminishing family. Ordained for Ministry in 2001, V. Lynn has organized Bible studies inside Men's Prisons, Senior Facilities, and Women's Groups. V. Lynn has served as a Sunday School administrator, and fine arts coach and has been active in combating childhood suicide and bullying. In philanthropic work, Lynn has spearheaded can good, household and infant supplies missions for communities during natural disasters. V. Lynn has dedicated her life to exposing the destructive forces of mainstream media, restoring the family, and sounding the alarm about the rapidly changing world order.

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Easter Exposed

Easter Exposed

Easter Exposed

The Facts About Christian Easter Traditions

V. Lynn

Revelations Publishing House LLC

Easter Exposed

The Facts About Christian Easter Traditions

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Dedicated to my brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus the Lord.

We are attacked on every side from without and within.

The world hates us because they hated HIM.

Let us love one another and be patient with one another.

Those who are in this fight and won't turn around.

This is for YOU who are in the

Body of Y'SHUA HAMASHIACH.

Contents

Dedication

Introduction

1 Passover or Pagan?

2 What Time Is It?

3 Easter Observance

4 Lent or Weeping for Tammuz?

5 The Rabbit Hole

6 Easter Eggs

7 Traditions of Men

8 Mystery Babylon

9 Conclusion

About The Author

Bibliography

Introduction

Druid's at Stonehenge for the Spring Equinox

SPRING! It's the time of year when winter winds slowly die, snowfalls cease, and ice caps melt. Thermal coats are exchanged for jackets and sweaters, and moods turn from somber to joyous as the days become longer and longer and the sun becomes warmer. Those in colder climates no longer have to fear frostbite or slipping and sliding on icy roads. Birds once again can be heard chirping in the morning, and the feeling of Spring is in the air! Who doesn't love Springtime?

The revival of Spring is a crucial time of the year for all Pagan Springtime traditions, which begin at the Vernal Equinox. The Vernal or Spring Equinox occurs annually on March 20 or 21 and triggers the start of Spring in the Northern Hemisphere; this is when the amount of daylight and darkness are nearly equal. Pagan traditions are rooted in the changing seasons and the rising and dying gods.

During the Spring and the Summer, the sun's rays bring light for longer days, healthy crops, luscious rivers, fertile women, and healthy livestock.

The ancients believed that Winter kills the fruitfulness of Spring and Summer, and the deity descends to the Netherworld/Underworld, leaving the people without their king. Absent his presence, crops die, rivers freeze, plant and animal life cease to thrive, and everything virtually dies. When the god descends, he takes the light, for he is the sun god. There were many