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And YOU have a "pride" thing happening. It galls you to have been taught a Bible lesson from a Catholic . . .

First of all - that's not what YOU said when I pointed out that the Early Church agreed UNANIMOUSLY on Sunday worship and called it "The Lord's Day". YOU said: "Except if they're Roman Catholic PAPAL pawns." This indicates TWO things: First - that you recognize that the Early Church was indeed...

NEVER said that. THIS is what I posted: Esther 4:15-16 Then Esther sent this reply to Mordecai: “Go, gather together all the Jews who are in Susa, and fast for me. Do not eat or drink for three days, night or day. I and my attendants will fast as you do. WHEN THIS IS DONE, I will go to the king...

WRONG. There is NOTHING in the text to indicate that the people fasted for 72 hours. They were requested to fast for 3 days and 3 nights. Esther went to see the King BEFORE the fast had reached the full 3 days and 3 nights. As I have repeatedly educated you - the Jewish idiom exists that ANY...

READ your Bible . . . Esther 4:15-16 Then Esther sent this reply to Mordecai: “Go, gather together all the Jews who are in Susa, and fast for me. Do not eat or drink for three days, night or day. I and my attendants will fast as you do. WHEN THIS IS DONE, I will go to the king, even though it...

They knew that it was over as soon as Esther SAW the King. I wouldn't have been efficacious AFTER she saw the King.

She went to see the king ON the 3rd day. That has ALWAYS been my point. There was NO need for an actual 72-hour fast because OF the idiom . . .

Like I said before - the mere fact that you can't differentiate between "Roman" Catholic and Catholic simply magnifies your ignorance. Thanks for at least recognizing that the Early Church was indeed Catholic . . .

That's because you probably have similar application versions and fonts as Jay Ross. There are a host of problems that can arise from PDFs that are not created correctly, depending on system applications, versions, etc. If it's not properly distilled - it is sometimes a bad idea to use a PDF...

This is patently FALSE. Accoring to Wikipedia: The Hebrew word onah, which does not occur in the Bible, literally means "time period" or "season." In the context of the Jewish laws of niddah, it usually refers to a day or a night. So, it DOES pertain to a day or night in the context of the laws...

When you read some of the other responses your moronic little thread has garnered - you'll understand what I'm talking about . . .

No - I read your post - but your attachment us completely unusable. The PDF you attached was created using "curves" and lines instead of text. It's a common mistake when distilling PDFs among those who are not familiar with PDF. I work in publishing and have inspected these types of files for...

Unanimity on ANY topic is difficult to find among ANY group - let alone a group of men who lived in different centuries. Consider yourself historically-SPANKED . . .

According to YOU - everybody who disagrees with you is an "idiot". I pity your wife or anybody who has to live with you . . . The fact is that I've destroyed your case and you are simply lashing out angrily. Seek help.

Then, it looks like YOU'VE been cured because I've exposed you for a MULTITUDE of lies. . .

Esther went to see the king BEFORE the fast had reached the completion of the "3 Days and 3 Nights". As for Shabbat 9:3 from the Babylonian Talmud which clearly explains the idiom that ANY part of an "onah" (24 hour period) represents the ENTIRE onah - YOU keep trying to muddy the waters about...

Works are e necessary element of faith. Without works you cannot have faith. Without belief you cannot have faith. True Faith - Belief + Works (1 Cor. 13:1-13, Gal. 5:6, James 2:14-26). If ALL you have is belief -= then the Bible says that you're NO better off than the DEMONS (James 2:19) . . .

You STILL haven't shown where you get the idea that Palm Sunday occurred on Saturday Night. Again - your attachment was unusable. Just explain it. This is, after all - a discussion forum . . .

And this includes YOUR 21st century rabbinical source. That was my pint from the VERY BEGINNING. I told you - give me Three Rabbis and I'll give you Three conflicting opinions. This pretty much SINKS your entire case . . . Yet, according to Rabbi Eleazar ben Azariah from the Babylonian...

This is about as silly an historical argument as there is. To say that because there are no originals left - the copies that DO exists MUST be spurious because we can't compare them to the originals is mind-numbingly stupid. These texts were painstakingly copied down by hand - alongside the...