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originally posted by: Joneselius
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Which you can give thanks for any time you want to! That's the whole point!
If you do something, do it to the glory of God. We dont need to be yoked like this.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Again, are we going by letter or spirit.
Celebrating the Passover scrupulously by the ancient Hebrew calendar calculated all the way back to when we think all this occurred is attempting to keep the letter of the law, and even then, it may not be accurate because we don't precisely know; we can only make our best guess on the exact timing of all this.
Celebrating the Passover annually as we have been commanded to is keeping the spirit of the law that Christ may not be forgotten.
This is all as nit picky as those who would condemn and brother or sister for not recognizing Yeshuah.
originally posted by: Joneselius
a reply to: ketsuko
It's exactly the same!
If someone is believing in Christ with all their heart and trying, as best they can to hold onto that belief in this forsaken world, who are these people to burden them further and make them question their salvation outside of the gospel that saves!!!!
It's such HUBRIS, it really is. I tremble for these people who cause little ones to stumble and babes in Christ to fall away....
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
Very good my Christian sister.
OF COURSE BY SPIRIT.
Which drives me out of a love which I can not describe. And yesterday I celebrated the Lord's Supper in flesh and spirit.
originally posted by: ketsuko
Which were we commanded to do? Keep to the letter of the law ... or the spirit of it?
So which are you commanding us to do - keep to the letter of the law or its spirit?
I respect that you know the old calendar and the feast days on that calendar. But you are holding to both the letter and the spirit of the commandment.
Most do not know the old calendar. Most do not live by it. Most *do* know of the feast days and keep them though, even if they don't know the old calendar and live by it. They are keeping to the spirit, and yet you excoriate them for also not keeping to the letter.
Are you claiming your zeal and faith is less than one who would allow themselves to be nailed in truth to a cross for their faith in re-enactment of what Christ himself went through?
originally posted by: Joneselius
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Then tell me WHERE in any gospel account does it say "to be saved, remember Christs anniversary of his death to be saved". Just one will suffice.
originally posted by: MidnightHawk
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Again, are we going by letter or spirit.
Celebrating the Passover scrupulously by the ancient Hebrew calendar calculated all the way back to when we think all this occurred is attempting to keep the letter of the law, and even then, it may not be accurate because we don't precisely know; we can only make our best guess on the exact timing of all this.
Celebrating the Passover annually as we have been commanded to is keeping the spirit of the law that Christ may not be forgotten.
This is all as nit picky as those who would condemn and brother or sister for not recognizing Yeshuah.
No a Christian is not under obligation to celebrate the Passover. That was a Jewish celebration and a law given to the Iseralites in the Law covenant given to Moses.
Jesus himself is the one who commands his followers to observe the anniversary of his death. Read Luke 22:19.
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
This thread has nothing to do with Passover.
Yeshua and his apostles were PREPARING for the Passover. Yeshua sent an Apostle to find a room to celebrate the Passover for the following day. At the Last Supper (which has NOTHING to do with Pasover) Christ made a covenant who his followers, Deacon Eiubus (Catholic deacon at Catholic Church in Jerusalem) wrote: Peter admonished those attempting to change the Lord's Last Supper.He and other apostles agreed The Lords supper will ALWAYS be 14 Nisan and NO other date.
peace
DS
originally posted by: MidnightHawk
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Again, are we going by letter or spirit.
Celebrating the Passover scrupulously by the ancient Hebrew calendar calculated all the way back to when we think all this occurred is attempting to keep the letter of the law, and even then, it may not be accurate because we don't precisely know; we can only make our best guess on the exact timing of all this.
Celebrating the Passover annually as we have been commanded to is keeping the spirit of the law that Christ may not be forgotten.
This is all as nit picky as those who would condemn and brother or sister for not recognizing Yeshuah.
I understand that. I was explaining this to another poster who was reasoning about the old law covenant that a Christian is no longer under. This was not directed to you.
No a Christian is not under obligation to celebrate the Passover. That was a Jewish celebration and a law given to the Iseralites in the Law covenant given to Moses.
Jesus himself is the one who commands his followers to observe the anniversary of his death. Read Luke 22:19.
originally posted by: MidnightHawk
originally posted by: Joneselius
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Then tell me WHERE in any gospel account does it say "to be saved, remember Christs anniversary of his death to be saved". Just one will suffice.
I did not come here to argue scripture or salvation. Just to help shed light on the observance of Christ's death and his command that we do so. Read Luke 22:19. Arguing about scripture is hypocritical.
There are many that will gain salvation that never celebrated Christ's death. There are many who never even knew about Jesus Christ that will be raised from the dead and gain salvation.
But concerning Jesus' command at Luke 22:19. Remember also what he said: "The person faithful in what is least is faithful also in much, and the person unrighteous in what is least is unrighteous also in much."-Luke 16:10.
So if you really want to please God, if you are given the command to observe Jesus' death by Jesus himself, what does either being obedient or disobedient and trying to make excuses why you don't have to reveal about you to God?
originally posted by: Joneselius
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Then tell me WHERE in any gospel account does it say "to be saved, remember Christs anniversary of his death to be saved". Just one will suffice.
originally posted by: Joneselius
a reply to: DeathSlayer
Maybe you could stop being so rude and answer my question, what are you afraid of?
originally posted by: Joneselius
a reply to: DeathSlayer
And yet you cant answer what you'll say to God when he asks why you should he allowed into the kingdom?
If you think you can heal people you're deluded. Completely deluded. Otherwise to not go into a cancer ward and heal those people is unforgivable...
The apostolic gifts have ended!
Unless you want to claim to be an apostle too.....
You're asking why people havent done this again, all works.
God can heal anyone, you can't.
This isnt a salvation issue, why are you so bitter and angry?
Answer my question!
And also answer, are you a good person?