Paganism has long infiltrated the church body through subtle compromises that were introduced over centuries and eventually normalized as “tradition,” even when they stand in direct conflict with the commandments of God. Many widely celebrated holidays, symbols, and rituals practiced in churches today trace their origins not to Scripture, but to ancient pagan festivals, sun worship, fertility rites, and imperial decrees designed to merge biblical faith with surrounding cultures for the sake of convenience, control, or mass appeal. Instead of being set apart, the body was slowly conditioned to baptize pagan customs with Christian language, replacing obedience with sentiment, truth with nostalgia, and covenant faithfulness with cultural comfort. Scripture repeatedly warns against this very thing—commanding God’s people not to learn the ways of the nations, not to mix holy worship with profane practices, and not to elevate human tradition above divine instruction. Yet over time, commandments were minimized, dismissed as obsolete, or labeled “legalistic,” while man-made traditions were fiercely defended, even when they contradicted the Word of God. Passed Over Press exists in direct opposition to this drift. We are committed to cleansing the body of Christ through truth, not condemnation—by exposing false foundations, restoring biblical literacy, and re-centering faith on the commandments, statutes, and covenant instructions of the Most High. Our mission is not to attack the church, but to purify it; not to destroy faith, but to strengthen it; not to promote rebellion, but repentance. We believe true restoration comes when the people of God choose obedience over tradition, Scripture over sentiment, and holiness over habit—returning fully to the ways God commanded, not the ways man created.