Once again I invite you to open your minds and examine our religious and historical past at http://hubpages.com/t/18bba5 but if you are dogmatic, unmoving in your beliefs, then you might want to give this article a skip because it might bother you that there are actually alternatives as to how we interpret the Word of God. But those possessing the true Karaite spirit will understand that God did not empower a single interpretation of His teachings as the Rabbanites would like to impose but gave us the ability to harmonize the events of His making within our own sphere of reality.

Although it is not easy to celebrate any festivity, let alone the Sabbath on a weekly basis when all alone, in a foreign country, alienated from any others of your faith or congregation, in some ways it can be the closest you will ever feel to the divine spirit. We all have our own personal ceremonies to achieve such an event, this is my story at http://hubpages.com/t/14fe5b

In the infancy of Christianity, followers of Jesus were Jewish. They were known as the Ebionites. Ebionites before the death of Christ were known as the Nazarenes. After the death of Jesus, it was James that continued on with Christ messages. Some believe the origin of the Gospel of Hebrew was written by a disciple of James or James himself. Other scholars and Catholic leadership think the book of Hebrew was a later writing authored by the Apostle Paul. This is also when the world was first introduced to Judeo-Christian.