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But, if the king James translators would’ve used the word Passover, then it would’ve confuse the reader to think that it was talking about the Jewish celebrated feast and not the Christian celebrated feast. Get it?

In the first century church, the Jews had a feast called the Passover. It was about killing a lamb. In the same first century going on at the same exact time, the Christians had a feast which we referred to as an Easter feast. We should be doing an Easter feast today. It’s not a thing about a...

This is the Easter feast that Pual spoke about and the king James translators depicted. … 20 When ye come together therefore into one place, this is not to eat the Lord's supper. 21 For in eating every one taketh before other his own supper: and one is hungry, and another is drunken. 22 What...

The King James translator specifically said the word Easter because they were trying to explain to their audience that this is speaking of a Christian feast. They were referring to first Corinthians chapter 11.

Dan, Easter is a feast. It’s a commemorative feast that was explained in first Corinthians 11. It was practiced in first Corinthians 11. Paul talked about it in first Corinthians 11 and quoted Jesus at the last supper. Think about what I’m saying. He even said that those that despise this by...

No, Dan, you are not processing what I’m trying to tell you. This is another concept altogether of the word Easter. The king James translators were not at all referring to a pagan festival. They were talking about a feast of the death of Jesus found in first Corinthians 11.

Dan, even Passover was a made up word by Tynedale. It’s a made up English word just like Easter is a made up English word. Both words were used for the same event, the Jews version was unfulfilled than the Christians version was fulfilled. Passover represents an unfulfilled Jewish Feast, and...

You see where you get your information? This is not from the King James translators. This is from some man named Alexander Hislop. He thought the word Easter that the king James translators labeled to be Pascha and also to mean the Christian Passover feast that they celebrated of the...

You do not have the original Greek to look at. You’d only have a translator‘s opinion of what the original Greek meant in English. You are not a translator. The King James translators 400 years ago use the word Easter to depict the feast of the Passover that the Christian celebrated. This is a...

Somebody is giving you the wrong information about the King James version translators using the word Easter. I can explain it to you if you would like. It has nothing to do with a pagan festival or feast. It’s probably something you’ve never heard in your life that I have thoroughly debated and...

Yes, Jesus wanted God’s word to be in written form for us in the last days. He made sure that we had a last days Bible in our language. I believe that is the king James Bible. But I don’t want to get into it with others about it.

What we have done in Christianity is try to take away the identity of Jesus. We tried to take away his individuality and make it a quasi/God/ individual. Religion has done that to us. I see Jesus in scripture without bias as an individual human being that was made God. He was made God, has a God...

The commands of Jesus to obey the law in detail were to the Pharisees. Are you a Pharisee? Do you keep the law precisely? I thought you were maybe a gentile? When your eye offended you did you pluck it out? When your hand offended you did did you cut it off? These are Jesus‘ commands. Did you...

So true. This means you’re only born again once. Then you die. The resurrection is not being born again.

It’s kind of sad that you’re born again then you die, correct?

Hahaha

Yes, they think that the rapture “born’s them again“. The rapture is when we put off this old body permanently. That is nothing to do with being born again. Being born again is while you were here on earth with your old carnal body.

To qualify to be caught up in the rapture You Must Be Born Again.

Quick question, what is the New Testament plan of salvation?

OSAS is not scripture either