Valentine’s Day

ASH WEDNESDAY: TAMMUZ OR THE DEVIL’S DAY?

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According to the Bible, the only time(s) that should be recognized or worshiped are the Sabbaths, the Passover, Leviticus 23. Any other "holy days" such as Ash Wednesday, Valentine's Day, Easter, Lent, Christmas and Sunday are UNHOLY days and are the devil's creation and an abomination to the creator of the heaven's and earth. They are all mystery religions from Sumer or Mesopotamia and are detestable.

VALENTINE’S DAY AND ASH WEDNESDAY : WHICH IS POISON?

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Valentine's Day and Ash Wednesday have both been dear to our hearts for years. The romance associated with Valentine's Day has allowed us to express love in many ways. The penance shown during Lent starting at Ash Wednesday, reminds us of our mortality and dependence on nature. History, however is muddling this rosy picture of Valentine's Day and is suggesting that Valentine's Day is a mere continuation of Lupercalia, an ancient agrarian erotic fertility festival that was held near the Ides of February (February 13-15).