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Sorry, but I don't understand your point. Also, how is the 10th of Nisan (Abib) a Holy Convocation?

Please explain how he is the reality of the Feast of Trumpets (Yom Teruah). In what way did he fulfill that feast?

Could sacrificing a Passover lamb each year cease even though the true Passover Lamb, Yeshua, had not come yet?

Quick question: Can a shadow be fulfilled to the point that it is abolished before the reality comes?

Thanks for all the wisdom you bring to the discussion of this issue. May I ask what your primary Hebrew and Greek sources you use (online and hard copy) are? Shalom, gp

In that case, I won't bother refuting all your supposed anti-Sabbath verses (unless someone else asks me to). There is only one person on this thread that was throwing temper tantrums and it wasn't me. I'll say a prayer for your enlightenment, your anger issues and your vulgar tongue. Shalom

Of course Yeshua wasn't imaginary, but the figure on the crucifix is. It comes from the mind of the artist and is not what Yeshua looked like. May I ask what you think about images of Yeshua's Father?

A plain cross accomplishes the same thing without having to create an imaginary image of Yeshua.

Read it again; In the interest of being thorough and fruitful, please stick to one verse/passage at a time. I quoted one passage in my OP. As I said, "fruitless". I have no intention of reading all that, especially since I can't reply to it all in this thread.

I agree. AFTER Paul died the flock was NOT spared. I am not affiliated with ANY of the men you cited, nor do I know what they believed, nor do I care what they believed. I know what I believe from Scripture as the Holy Spirit enlightens me and that is all that matters. I was referring to...

Begotten of the Father before all ages Very God of Very God of one essence with the Father and was incarnate of the Holy Spirit and the Virgin Mary And we believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, and Giver of Life, Who proceeds from the Father, Who with the Father and the Son together is...

Anthropomorphism was inspired to be written in Scripture. It is perfectly acceptable when written in Scripture and totally unacceptable when made into an image that is not true. Israel never used images of God and neither did the early church. It was only after corruption set in that such images...

There is a big difference between a painting of one's mother based on the fact that the artist KNOWS what she looks like and a painting of God who no one KNOWS what He looks like. My God is not a naked man like Michelangelo portrayed. Just go into store that sells pictures of Jesus and there...

I read all your posts carefully. Had you read mine carefully, you would realize I NEVER said you were wrong. In fact, I clearly said I know you did not say Protestants were wrong. The bottom line is this; It is better to have a cross with no figure than to have a cross with a figure that is NOT...

No, but you called out Protestants by writing, "Many Protestant churches no longer display the corpus of Jesus (only an empty cross). Thus, they only preach a Christ risen, not crucified." They do no such thing. BTW, I'm not a Protestant either, but I am an ex-Catholic. I definitely reject the...

I posted that link because you asked for it. What is the Pope doing here? Admiring the artwork? I think not. This is over veneration of a piece of stone or whatever it is made of. No, you did not. However, you did say to use a cross without a figure is to preach the risen Christ, but not...

Use of incense at home Scroll down to Red_James. I understand perfectly and your answer validates my point. Good verses with good explanations except for 1 Cor. 1:23 - my commentary in blue; 1 Cor. 1:23- Paul preaches a Christ crucified, not just risen. Catholic spirituality focuses on the...

There was no "stauros" in Numbers 21. The Greek Septuagint does not use that word. Only the NT uses it. Moses held up a "nace" in Hebrew or a "semeion" in Greek. What do you call the "cross" in relation to the type/foreshadow? This is from the New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia under "Types in...

You are assuming the Cup of Blessing is taken at the seder. It was not. The seder is on Abib 15, the Cup of Blessing was on Abib 14, the day he died. The verse you quoted says, "is it not an actual participation in Christ’s body and blood?", but your conclusion is, "This IS the actual body and...

??? This discussion started when I wrote, "Some object on the grounds that the Greek word stauros means "an upright pole/post". You then said, "Second, stauros is not Hebrew". I corrected you by stating I said it was Greek. Then you wrote, "Moses was a Greek"??? What on earth on you talking...