Over the centuries, Christianity has changed several times; do you know how and what is means?
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The early days of Christianity stand as a testament to its vitality and simplicity. Its foundations were not rooted in the abstract philosophical speculations of the Greco-Roman world but in the covenantal and relational truths revealed by Yahweh in the Hebrew Scriptures. Jesus—Yahweh’s anointed one—walked among His people, fulfilling the Law and the Prophets and revealing the Father’s will with unparalleled clarity. Yet, as the years passed and the church became enmeshed with Roman authority and Greco-Roman philosophies, the essence of this original faith began to shift. The decentralization that marked the church’s earliest and purest expression gave way to hierarchical control, and with it came theological constructs that distanced believers from the Hebrew worldview that Jesus and the apostles lived and taught. This narrative explores how these shifts occurred and what it means to return to the simplicity and power of the faith as it was once delivered to the saints.
