When it comes to studying ancient cultures, in particular ancient Jewish cultures, the man to talk to is Dr. Ken Johnson.

Thank you. And Ken Johnson is with us today at Prophecy Watchers. It's good to have you again.

It's good to be back.

Always good to talk to you because you go places nobody else goes. And you talk about the ancient Jewish holidays,

you talk about the Essines, you talk about the manuscripts that essentially you have to dig

pretty deep to find. And we're going to talk about something very, very interesting, ancient origins of Hebrew roots.

And there is a connection between the far, far past, and today.

By the way, before we start camp, I want to say that I watched your presentation.

Back in October at Watchers weekend, Ken Johnson was one of the speakers, and he spoke on the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Hebrew Roots movement, which kind of leads right into what we're going to be talking about today.

And stay tuned to everybody because we're going to be able to release these presentations

from Watchers Weekend in the very near future.

And I'll tell you how.

You can actually get Ken's presentation just about right now.

Ken, when you were talking about the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Hebrew Roots movement,

you're linking together two things that people don't ordinarily link together.

That's true. Yeah, we wanted to look at the Hebrew Roots movement, the Messianic movement,

the things that are happening today, and the problems that

happen in the first century with the Aseans are happening today as well.

And what are we talking about when we talk about the Hebrew roots movement of today? A lot of

people might not be familiar with it, although it's getting a lot of publicity in church circles today.

But it's something I think we should know about.

Yeah, there's a difference between messianics and Hebrew roots.

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