Etikett: första århundradet

Många forntida manuskript som bekräftar St Joseph (av Sanhedrin) Grundade det brittiska hebreiska prästadömet i Glastonbury år 36AD

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 These days it has become popular, and the google ranking system seems to prefer these “new” sources who have agendas to ignore the older authentic records of Joseph at Glastonbury. There are now mostly authors that ignore the 1st-4th Century writings that were the original sources for the later historians they attack as being only […]

Kort historia av den ortodoxa kyrkans kyrka och vår återupprättande

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Short History of the Orthodox Church of the Culdees – TABLE OF CONTENTS – – Short Definition of Culdee –  – The First Century Church – – Numerous British 1st-5th Century Saints – – British Israelites – – Triumphant Christian Israelites – – Orthodox and Israelite Liturgies – – Archbishops and Patriarchs – – Charters […]

The Didache -(incl. missing translation and verses) Accepted by the Culdee, and greater fellowship of churches.

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The Didache was written in the First Century and is part of the Orthodox Canon in many jurisdictions. The Didache is accepted by our church, the Culdee, and greater fellowship of churches. Note Chapter 14 on Assembly, in the original Greek text it does NOT use the word “day” but says “Lord’s way”. (free book: “Saturday […]