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Does YAH Approve of Valentine's Day?

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First published at 02:47 UTC on February 15th, 2021.

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Short Answer: NO!
Mirror from RestoredCOG: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWnICjfx-s4
Valentine’s Day is a popular holiday that claims to focus on love, observed each year on February 14th. Should you celebrate it? What could be wrong with gift giving, flowers, candy and Cupid? More importantly, what does God say about keeping this day? This video contains the answers from history and the Bible!

To learn more about the origins of this day, read our free article “The Truth Behind St. Valentine’s Day” at https://rcg.org/articles/ttbsvd.html.

To learn about the Holy Days mentioned in the Bible, read our free booklet “God’s Holy Days or Pagan Holidays?” at https://rcg.org/books/ghdoph.html.

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