Countless believers around the world are trading Easter ham for Passover lamb and Sunday church for Saturday Sabbath in their quest to live like the Savior.
Synopsis
Countless believers around the world are trading Easter ham for Passover lamb and Sunday church for Saturday Sabbath in their quest to live like the Savior.
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Synopsis
Believers around the world gather in homes and community centers, exchanging Easter ham for Passover lamb and Sunday worship for Saturday Sabbath. They scrutinize church traditions against scripture, discarding practices that do not align with their faith. This shift leads to resistance from established religious institutions, which have shaped beliefs for two millennia. As they embrace their identity as a "peculiar people," these individuals navigate the challenges of living out their convictions in a modern context.
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Why Watch
- See believers redefine their religious practices.
- Find out how traditions clash with scripture.
- Meet those labeled as a 'peculiar people.'
Did You Know
- Believers are trading Easter ham for Passover lamb.
- The film features individuals who attend Saturday Sabbath instead of Sunday church.
- The documentary discusses a religious system that has been in place for two millennia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What religious practices do believers adopt in The Way?
Believers in The Way trade Easter ham for Passover lamb and Sunday church for Saturday Sabbath.
What do the believers in The Way seek to align with?
They hold every church tradition up against scripture and cut away anything that doesn't conform.
What challenges do the believers face in The Way?
They encounter resistance from a religious system that has been in place for two millennia.
What are people saying?
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