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That's right. The feasts were an integral part of the Jewish way of life and they celebrated them every year without fail. The Seder meal took place at the end of the Passover week so that week was definitely not one to be missed. Oh and those who believe that it was talking about the...

I look forward to an extensive exegesis of the passage from you that proves what I said was wrong. Until then, have a nice day.

Apart from the Passover meal which heralded in the New Covenant, the NT church did not celebrate Jesus' death and resurrection in any other way.

Yes, and I am pleased to say that there has been a resurgence in the celebration of the Passover meal as many Christians now are wanting to experience it for themselves so they have got together to try and replicate an authentic Passover meal. There is a synagogue about an hour's drive from...

PART THREE Again in verse 25, it says as oft as you drink it.....Bear in mind that no one drank it each week in a bread/sip scenario. Although this was the Corinthian (gentile) church, when starting a church, Paul ALWAYS went to the Jewish synagogue first to preach the gospel. That means the...

PART TWO This passage of scripture is used time and time again to justify giving people a bit of bread and a sip of wine under the heading of the Lord's Supper. However, when one studies all of the passage and the meaning of words in Greek, you find out that is has nothing at all to do with the...

And did you know that there is no such thing as a happy medium?

Done by God or allowed to happen is the same thing. God can do anything he pleases because that is what makes him God. If he does anything, no one can stop him other than the prayers of the saints. In David Wilkerson's vision/prophecy he said a great awakening will follow. I have a feeling...

I may be wrong but I don't see any comment that suggests that this virus is God's work. I am reminded of how God played havoc with the Egyptians because they would not obey him. Maybe that is what we are seeing today. Not only is the world disobeying God but the church is as well as it invites...

I do all the time as I prefer to not elevate something that originated in a pagan celebration.

Goodbye. That saves me from having to correct your many errors

You answered my post without reading it. I never said that Easter is not about the death and resurrection of Jesus. I said Easter is a pagan festival adopted by the church.

No sorry, it is not nonsense. Christians all over the world meet in fancy buildings at this time of the year but you won't find that in scripture so it doesn't mean it is right.

Your attempt at exegesis of these verses does leave out important points to make them say what you want them to say. It is a fact that no one is free from sin. We are free from the power of sin. If we were free from sin we would not sin and we know we do because as it says in 1 John that if we...

No that is where you are wrong. This IS the place to tease out things as iron sharpens iron. You only find out what is right by finding out what is wrong. If you never question anything then you are in danger of being up the creek without a paddle. And it is not legalistic to want to know the...

Read the first post then the one this refers to. All the clues are there.

This post confirms what I said in my first post.

I think this post confirms what I said in my first post.

I believe God honours the celebration, and we are feasting to celebrate Jesus, to celebrate life, it's a tradition to eat fish on Good Friday, this may not be the main reason, but when we read the Bible there are quite a few miracles involving fish and it would seem Jesus did have quite a liking...

Jesus said a lot of things that have been reinterpreted to suit denominational doctrine.