Birthday celebrations - Is it allowed?
This is a question that has been running through my mind since coming to Torah.
I was strictly speaking a purest and assumed that if something isn't instructed, that it therefore isn't permitted.
I am currently of the understanding that because something isn't mentioned in the Bible doesn't mean it didn't exist or wasn't in use.
As example, forks and plates aren't explicitly mentioned and yet people had to eat from and with something. Archaeology proved that forks and plates existed at the time of writing the various books and yet it is not mentioned in Scripture.
If we go by the instruction in the wilderness, we would all be using a shovel when we have to relieve ourselves as no further instruction is given on personal hygiene. What about weight management, balanced meals, health and exercise? All are then illegal...
What is your view on celebrating birthdays and why do you believe it? Is it a doctrine, Scriptural evidence or just something you haven't thought about?
#birthday #celebration
Many of you on here if not all will have to remember Deuteronomy 4 when y'all find yourselves in tribulation for profaning the Sabbath disobeying Yahh and going ahead and engaging the feasts before it's time that's rebellion which is as the sin of witchcraft also for not fulling the Royal law warning/loving your neighbors a whole lot of y'all are going into some scary times unless you repent before the 6th seal opens hope to see many in the he kingdom still I ain't going to sugar coat things though the tribulation will be a horrendous time for those to whom the wrath of Yahh is appointed.
Deuteronomy 4:29-30 KJV
[29] But if from thence thou shalt seek the LORD thy God, thou shalt find him, if thou seek him with all thy heart and with all thy soul. [30] When thou art in tribulation, and all these things are come upon thee, even in the latter days, if thou turn to the LORD thy God, and shalt be obedient unto his voice;
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Some Christians seem to become aggressive when presenting their position. A good friend (Dr. Shawn) has named them “religious Rottweilers” with good reason. They do not display the humble humility nor the love we expect from someone representing our Creator. While I won’t try to guess why their attitude assumes that of arrogance, I will remind them of this passage from Solomon. Ecclesiastes 7:20, “Surely there is no righteous man on earth who does good and never sins.”
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The same goes with traditions. I see nothing wrong with traditions in and of themselves. Only traditions that violate or supersede Torah should be avoided.
I recently celebrated my 56th birthday and had a good time with family. I know that people have different views on whether or not birthday celebrations are appropriate, but I see nothing wrong with them. If a tradition doesn't violate Torah principles, then it should be okay.
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