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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/23/2008 2:21:42 PM
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Lapidoth
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For he did die the week of the passover. In fact it is this week almost two thousand years ago he shed his blood.
That's good that you can recognize the true facts. You are one step closer to God's reality.
If you really believe and "understand" this, you are at a crossroad as to what to do with "Ishtar."
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You would go and cast an animal on the alter. Then let's just say with that thought the Messiah did on a tree was a waste of his time.
Yeshua definitely did not waste his time. For this purpose He came into the world.
If you knew your Old Testament on this subject, you would know this is exactly what Yeshua will be doing during
the Millennial reign. Are we to question Him about the ordeal of animal sacrifice at this time? lol.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/23/2008 7:07:57 PM
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ORIGINAL: Lapidoth
And just to be nit-picky, lol.
moon = Asherah, Allah, Estarte, Semiramus, etc, etc, etc
sun = Zeus, Mitrha, Nimrod, etc. etc. etc.
Father = YHWH
Son = Yahushua
and we can thank Constantine for all this trouble. lol.
See how this is a matter of conscience? I don't think of any of those things when I think of the moon and the sun. I think of creation. I think pure and holy thoughts about these things, though I'm very much aware of the names that have been associated with them.
There are several passages of scripture that put the sun and the moon into a much better understanding than what you've shared. This particular passage shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that the devil doesn't have exclusive rights to the sun and the moon:
14 And God said, "Let there be lights in the expanse of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs to mark seasons and days and years, 15 and let them be lights in the expanse of the sky to give light on the earth." And it was so. 16 God made two great lights—the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars. 17 God set them in the expanse of the sky to give light on the earth, 18 to govern the day and the night, and to separate light from darkness. And God saw that it was good. 19 And there was evening, and there was morning—the fourth day." (Genesis 1)
As true as these passages are all by themselves literally, you can see the rich symbolism in them. The moon (the law) governs the night, the sun (the Son) governs the day. We are children of the light so let us behave decently as such, Paul tells us (I'm short on time, can't reference it right now).
Paul also tells us we are like stars, which as Genesis says give light to the world.
No, I won't let anyone steal the rich symbolism God put into the moon, sun, and stars He created. I don't care what pagans do with what God has created for our plesure.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/23/2008 7:46:20 PM
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The moon (the law) governs the night, the sun (the Son) governs the day.
Where do you get the analogies in the parenthesis?
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/23/2008 9:18:07 PM
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For he did die the week of the passover. In fact it is this week almost two thousand years ago he shed his blood.
That's good that you can recognize the true facts. You are one step closer to God's reality.
If you really believe and "understand" this, you are at a crossroad as to what to do with "Ishtar."
the Millennial reign. Are we to question Him about the ordeal of animal sacrifice at this time? lol.
Wasnt the lamb slain "before the foundations" of the world?? 2000+4000 = 6000 years ago, not counting the creation.
But ...didnt Ishtar come after that???
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 9:04:16 AM
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That's good that you can recognize the true facts. You are one step closer to God's reality.
If you really believe and "understand" this, you are at a crossroad as to what to do with "Ishtar."
How you got away with insulting my knowledge is beyond me.
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Yeshua definitely did not waste his time. For this purpose He came into the world.
If you knew your Old Testament on this subject, you would know this is exactly what Yeshua will be doing during
the Millennial reign. Are we to question Him about the ordeal of animal sacrifice at this time? lol.
This is what I don't understand what is in your mind. Or do you even read the scriptures. The animal sacrific ended for the true believer on the cross at calvary. No if ands or buts about that. Jesus was the Lamb which could open the scroll in Revelation. For he was without sin.
If you believe that animal sacrific is still in the making. Then out there in Oklahoma. Find some rocks which have not been altered by a hammer or chiesel. Mound them up with some wood and a source of fire. Get yourself a lamb without blemish. Cutting it in two, shedding its blood over the alter. Striking the fire for a aroma unto God. Then when you stand in front of Jesus on your judgement day say see I even continue it after you went through a lot of grief for I didn't have enough faith in your blood for my sins.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 12:24:12 PM
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ORIGINAL: mcleod
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That's good that you can recognize the true facts. You are one step closer to God's reality.
If you really believe and "understand" this, you are at a crossroad as to what to do with "Ishtar."
How you got away with insulting my knowledge is beyond me.
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Yeshua definitely did not waste his time. For this purpose He came into the world.
If you knew your Old Testament on this subject, you would know this is exactly what Yeshua will be doing during
the Millennial reign. Are we to question Him about the ordeal of animal sacrifice at this time? lol.
This is what I don't understand what is in your mind. Or do you even read the scriptures. The animal sacrifice ended for the true believer on the cross at Calvary.
Greetings,
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How you got away with insulting my knowledge is beyond me.
Where did he say that???
Lap never said that animal sacrifices are required,
Although if that dog in my neighbors yard does not stop the barking, I will definitely make the sacrifice ...so I can have some peace!
...but that some take that form of tradition or a ceremony, such as Easter into as much account as they did in the OT sacrifices, which also have nothing to do with Jesus finished work that abolished the ceremonial laws…. as means for peace with GOD.
Am I close??
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 1:14:35 PM
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Then out there in Oklahoma. Find some rocks which have not been altered by a hammer or chiesel. Mound them up with some wood and a source of fire. Get yourself a lamb without blemish. Cutting it in two, shedding its blood over the alter. Striking the fire for a aroma unto God.
PETA, environmentalists and other animal-rights groups will cut Lapidot himself into two parts and fry him on the altar if he does it in Oklahoma in plain sight, McL. Or anywhere in US for that matter.
Got to be done in secret. Count me in, guys.(uummm.. lamb.. wonder if it it’s going to be noticed lamb has one leg missing. It gotta be burned anyway, right?) 
< Message edited by Odeliya -- 4/24/2008 1:20:42 PM >
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 1:16:34 PM
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MC: How you got away with insulting my knowledge is beyond me.
LG: Where did he say that???
unless I stop meddling in other people’s business I will be done away with like your neibs dog -that'll teach a yenta :) Last time, i promise! :
Mc leod meant to say hinting that he celebrates, or has anything to do with Ishtar is uncalled for. I understand his feelings.
As if celebrating Passover makes one’s celebrations Idolatry free!
What psycho levels some Orthodox nuts take the whole deal of chametz removal- idiocy galore! out there , I know experientially….
and how many messianics enjoy "playing Jewish feasts" while completely forgetting who they are worshipping..
People can be truly celebrating resurrection of Christ (while calling it Easter )or they be idolaters and enjoying themselves and party only. Same with those who celebrate Pesah. Name date/traditions observed got nothing to do with who you worship in your heart..
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 1:35:45 PM
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This is what I don't understand what is in your mind. Or do you even read the scriptures. The animal sacrific ended for the true believer on the cross at calvary. No if ands or buts about that. Jesus was the Lamb which could open the scroll in Revelation. For he was without sin.
If you believe that animal sacrific is still in the making. Then out there in Oklahoma. Find some rocks which have not been altered by a hammer or chiesel. Mound them up with some wood and a source of fire. Get yourself a lamb without blemish. Cutting it in two, shedding its blood over the alter. Striking the fire for a aroma unto God. Then when you stand in front of Jesus on your judgement day say see I even continue it after you went through a lot of grief for I didn't have enough faith in your blood for my sins.
Sacrificing on an alter on Oklahoma would be a voilation of Torah.
De 12:13 "Be careful not to sacrifice your burnt offerings anywhere you please. 14 Offer them only at the place the Lord will choose in one of your tribes, and there observe everything I command you."
And the purpose of the "ceremonial law" was never a "means for peace with GOD", as LoyalGypsy implies.
Without getting into the discussion of how we determine what is "ceremonial" and what is "moral", one of the purposes of the sacrifices and many other mitzvot(good deeds) is to remind us of Adonai's provision.
Also, the Lamb, who can open the scroll in the revelation recorded by Yochanan(John), was sacificed at the creation of the world. That being the case, if that sacrifice abolishes the need for all others, then the sacraficial mitzvot were never necessary. Then it follows that, if the Scriptures record Adonai giving us mitzvot that were never required, how can we believe anything the Scriptures say?
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 1:44:35 PM
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ORIGINAL: Odeliya
People can be truly celebrating resurrection of Christ (while calling it Easter )or they be idolaters and enjoying themselves and party only. Same with those who celebrate Pesah. Name date/traditions observed got nothing to do with who you worship in your heart..
Yes, there are some who keep Adonai's appointed times improperly. However, there is a difference. That difference is that Adonai's appointed times are appointed by Adonai. The various holidays that are recognized by the laws of the land are not. For example, nowhere in the Scriptures are we commanded to commemorate the resurrection, yet many treat the failure to do so as a sin.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 3:52:18 PM
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No, quit the opposite. I am saying those who say that Ha Torah has been abolished because of Yeshua's death are in error. Their point is we have peace through His sacrifice and need not obtain peace through Ha Torah. Ha Torah never did, nor was ever intended to, give us peace in that sense. Among other things, it's purposes were to point us to Yeshua's sacrifice and a proper Halachah(lifestyle).
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 5:32:17 PM
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Also, the Lamb, who can open the scroll in the revelation recorded by Yochanan(John), was sacificed at the creation of the world. That being the case, if that sacrifice abolishes the need for all others, then the sacraficial mitzvot were never necessary. Then it follows that, if the Scriptures record Adonai giving us mitzvot that were never required, how can we believe anything the Scriptures say?
Revelation as I read in ch. 5 saying;" See the lion of the tribe of Jude, the root of David. has triumphed. He is able to open the scroll and it's seven seals." then I say the Lamb, looking as if it had been slain, standing in the center of the throne.
Because you use Hebrew words. that just fasinating. Yet you can miss the big picture that is stated in the library.
You did not get what I was writing about because you get hung up on the words and not the deeds. The picture that the Prophets were painting for Israel was to seek justic, love mercy and help the widows, orphans The Lord God Of creation was tired of their burnt offerings and other ceremonial things they did because they could not get the painting right either . There are people outside of this computer that is hurting and needing a compassionat heart. Which also the Messiah was teaching as he walked this face of the earth some two thousand years ago.
Some of you would walk over a person who is in need help. Just so that you could look good in God's eyes. As to say you probably be like those priest that walk on a road to Jericho, that was less than five feet wide. So that they wouldn't touch a semi-dead carcass. Or show any compassion. But according to the Law they were alright in their eyes.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 5:42:12 PM
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Also for you told me that was against the torah. For the burnt offering to happen in Oklahoma. Will God with Adam failed in that. Oh wait Noah screwed up to in that law. Abraham wrong place and could have Israel done it in the wrong place?
That writing in which you quoted from is stated to a nation of Hebrews not for the general public to use. So tell me are you going to be like what God told Abraham and walk off some property and then claim it as yours saying well here it is written it must be mine.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 10:11:39 PM
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This truly is amuzing how everyone takes off on their own trails. lol.
Always trying to trap someone with their clever "questions." lol.
If I do that or have done that I ask everyone's forgiveness.
And I will stop doing that if I'm shown the "WAY."
As for what's in my mind, there are a few brethren that understand
every word I'm saying. They've done the research, they've studied it out.
And some of those same brethren even have a different take on it. lol.
If you study the major changing events that happened to Israel and what
even happens today, you will find that they are on the Feast Days. Even
before the Israelies were instructed in them.
If you study Passover in Exodus, you find God said that Abraham came into
the Promised Land on the very day as they are leaving. 430 years apart.
Abraham came in on the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the Israelites left on
Unleavened Bread. What richness awaits those who "hunger for truth." hmmmmmmmmmmm.
Zechariah 14:16-20 tells us about the time of Messiah's reign.
"All who survive of all those nations that came up against Jerusalem
shall make a pilgrimage year by year to bow low to the King YHWH of Hosts
and to observe the Feast of Booths." (Tabernacles)
So every fall we will all be going up to Jerusalem to keep the Feasts of YHWH.
And it AIN'T X-mass. It's tabernacles. All things of Ishtar and X-mass will be torn down.
The "appointed times" of YHWH will be completely re-established. Whether we believe in them
or not. You can google how to build a sukka so you won't be caught off guard. lol.
Well, maybe that's another time ten gentiles will grab the tzit-tzit of a Jew and say, "Teach me."
"I always thought that was a bunch of foolishness." LOL.
Ezekiel 44:24 says..........."They shall preserve My teachings (Torah) and My law
regarding all "My fixed occasions;" (the Feasts Days) and they shall maintain the sanctity
of My sabbaths." ---------- OOPS, we won't be meeting on first day any more. lol.
Ezekeil 45:17-25 {More information about Feast Days and sacrifices during the Millennium}
(v.17) "But the burnt offerings, the meal offerings, and the libations on festivals, new
moons, sabbaths ------ all fixed occasions ------- of the House of Israel shall be the obligation
of the prince; (Messiah) he shall provide the sin offerings, the meal offerings, the burnt offerings,
and the offerings of well-being, to make expiation for the House of Israel.
(v.18) On the first day of the first month {that's Abib} New Moon!
{It goes on about purifying the Temple; and we thought we would float on clouds}
(v.22) the "prince" provides.
(v.25) repeat of the sacrifices on Sukkot (Tabernacles)
The rest of Ezekiel is quite interesting as well.
The last chapters about going in and going out.
And more on the feasts.
Now that I think about it, it's going to be harder and harder to wait for that day.
But, wait we must. lol.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 10:24:13 PM
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Lapidoth
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and let them serve as signs to mark seasons and days and years,
Hi Sponge,
I understand and agree with your points.
All things are created by one and only Creator, YHWH.
The celestials were put in the heavens, actually, we could say as the inner working
of God's time piece. Remember when a watch had intricate gears and springs?
I hate those diode things. lol. I still carry a pocket watch. Old, old habit. lol.
They are to mark seasons, days, and years. Just as it's laid out in Leviticus 23.
Just as most of us have been told. That verse that says "not to neglect the assembling
of yourselves together, especially as you see the days coming to an end." I was told
and thought that that was an argument to be in church when the doors were open, or
at the mininum to be there every sun-day.
But with the context of the Scriptures as a "whole" that verse really means,
"Not to neglect the assembling of yourselves together on the chag festivals, those
three feasts that the males are required to come together. LOL. Boy, do we miss the boat
thinking the book is written from our simple point of view.
So many nuggets to be found for the "miners" to find.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/24/2008 10:29:08 PM
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Also for you told me that was against the torah. For the burnt offering to happen in Oklahoma.
ROFL.
Look over the fence just about any day, or at least on the weekends.
People in Oklahoma and Texas are having burnt offering all the time.
There's two things I'm glad about not being born in that day.
I don't eat meat and I couldn't cut anyone's throat.
There's a lot of blood in the Bible, both men and animals.
But, come on down, I'll fix ya' up a big burnt offering for Shabbat dinner.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/25/2008 1:53:09 AM
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Wasnt the lamb slain "before the foundations" of the world?? 2000+4000 = 6000 years ago, not counting the creation.
But ...didnt Ishtar come after that???
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LoyalGypsy, Is very difficult for me to understand the idea that Jesus was “slain” before the foundation of the world literally! Who kill Him? Is not God immortal? So, who was Jesus and why did He die on the cross? On the other hand, the idea that the Lamb was slain from the foundation of the world is closely related to Peter’s statement, “… as of a lamb without blemish …: who verily was FOREORDAINED before the foundation of the world” (1 Peter 1:19, 20).
In another words, as the decision that Christ would die for the guilty race was reached before this world was created, and confirmed at the time man fell, He may in that sense be regarded as though slain from the foundation of the world.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/25/2008 7:45:35 AM
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ORIGINAL: Lapidoth
This truly is amuzing how everyone takes off on their own trails. lol.
Always trying to trap someone with their clever "questions." lol.
If I do that or have done that I ask everyone's forgiveness.
And I will stop doing that if I'm shown the "WAY."
Greetings,
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Some of you would walk over a person who is in need help. Just so that you could look good in God's eyes. As to say you probably be like those priest that walk on a road to Jericho, that was less than five feet wide. So that they wouldn't touch a semi-dead carcass. Or show any compassion. But according to the Law they were alright in their eyes.
But....What he/she saying anyhow??....What.... was that a drive-by cursing!! 
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This truly is amuzing how everyone takes off on their own trails. lol.
If I do that or have done that I ask everyone's forgiveness.
Ok, your are forgiven even if not....but......go and sin no more anyway! 
And if you pull that off, come back and lets us know how you did it!!
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But, come on down, I'll fix ya' up a big burnt offering for Shabbat dinner.
Ill bring the bitter herbs!!
I love that stuff...or is it against the law to eat them after the Passover??
...Hey pass the word...I just bought a nice lamb in the Jewish section on Ebay for 30 pieces of silver,
…..But….Isn't that what Paul was speaking of , where $$ became the mediator of the sacrifice??
Let us see what the complete Jewish Bible says...
3:23
Now ""before the time"" for this trusting faithfulness came ...we were imprisoned in subjection ""to the system"" which results from perverting the Torah into legalism, kept under guard until this "yet-to-come" trusting faithfulness would be revealed.
Let me rephrase it
Now ""before this trusting faithfulness came, it was kept under guard until this ..."yet-to-come" trusting faithfulness would be revealed. …………
before that (being revealed) time (being revealed) ….we were imprisoned in subjection ""to the system"" which results from perverting the Torah into legalism
Sounds like the system is speaking of the ceremonial law….
Does this mean that the “legal part” of the Torah stands “”in opposition”” to God's promises?
...........................................................Heaven forbid!
For if “”the legal part”” of the Torah which God gave had had in itself the power to give life, then righteousness really would have come by legalistically following such a Torah.
What I see are 2 parts to that expression above,
One was the ""legal part”” of the Torah....
And the other is God’s promises in the Torah.
SO by Christ fulfilling that “legal part” of the Torah, this still leaves open God's promises in Christ, according to the same Torah…which were not “”in opposition”” to God's promises.
Am I close??
LG
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/25/2008 7:55:36 AM
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And the purpose of the "ceremonial law" was never a "means for peace with GOD", as LoyalGypsy implies.
Without getting into the discussion of how we determine what is "ceremonial" and what is "moral", one of the purposes of the sacrifices and many other mitzvot (good deeds) is to remind us of Adonai's provision.
Greetings
Truthfully since you didn't ask, you basically have no idea what loyalgypsy is implying
If Peace is not According to “”Adonai's provision”” ….
Then what was it??
Once the priest who went in and than came out of the holy of holies each year, after receiving a good report of Gods forgiveness??
SO you saying that purpose of the "ceremonial law" was never a "means for peace…. and if there was no relief or peace by knowing sin was covered by the sacrifice…
as the type and shadow suggests??
Then you seem to be implying the same to Christ.
LG
God desires mercy...NOT sacrifice !!!
Sacrifices were a REMINDER of sin.
A burnt animal accomplished nothing for us,
but The Perfect Sacrifice of Christ sure did !!!
The old priesthood's law required animal slaughter.
The Eternal Sacrifice offered Himself to God without
spot or blemish. With Jesus's Blood, God was pleased.
Hebrews 10:1-4 (King James Version)
1For the law having a shadow of good things to come, and not the very image of the things, can never with those sacrifices which they offered year by year continually make the comers thereunto perfect.
2For then would they not have ceased to be offered? because that the worshippers once purged should have had no more conscience of sins.
3But in those sacrifices there is a remembrance again made of sins every year.
4For it is not possible that the blood of bulls and of goats should take away sins.
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/25/2008 8:00:29 AM
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Mannamuncher
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ORIGINAL: Odeliya
Got to be done in secret. Count me in, guys.(uummm.. lamb.. wonder if it it’s going to be noticed lamb has one leg missing. It gotta be burned anyway, right?)
Do I need to bring some mint jelly ?
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RE: Keep The Law? - One Stop Thread - 4/25/2008 8:11:30 AM
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mcleod
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ORIGINAL: Lapidoth
This truly is amuzing how everyone takes off on their own trails. lol.
Always trying to trap someone with their clever "questions." lol.
If I do that or have done that I ask everyone's forgiveness.
And I will stop doing that if I'm shown the "WAY."
As for what's in my mind, there are a few brethren that understand
every word I'm saying. They've done the research, they've studied it out.
And some of those same brethren even have a different take on it. lol.
If you study the major changing events that happened to Israel and what
even happens today, you will find that they are on the Feast Days. Even
before the Israelies were instructed in them.
If you study Passover in Exodus, you find God said that Abraham came into
the Promised Land on the very day as they are leaving. 430 years apart.
Abraham came in on the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the Israelites left on
Unleavened Bread. What richness awaits those who "hunger for truth." hmmmmmmmmmmm.
Zechariah 14:16-20 tells us about the time of Messiah's reign.
"All who survive of all those nations that came up against Jerusalem
shall make a pilgrimage year by year to bow low to the King YHWH of Hosts
and to observe the Feast of Booths." (Tabernacles)
So every fall we will all be going up to Jerusalem to keep the Feasts of YHWH.
And it AIN'T X-mass. It's tabernacles. All things of Ishtar and X-mass will be torn down.
The "appointed times" of YHWH will be completely re-established. Whether we | | | |
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