Hi friend, It is great that you recognize Easter as a pagan celebration But what about Sunday observance Jesus never celebrated the Sunday observance. For he told us he never changed, so Jesus must still celebrate his 4th commandment as of the 7th day of sabbath Question: Why Sunday? Of today'?? What is Sunday all about Many don't know that Sunday observance is just as pagan as Easter is The religion of baal worship baalezbub on the 1st day of the week, which is our Sunday of today Pagan Rome also worship the sungod on that 1st day of the week Baal worship nature do to the sungod Pagan Rome done that very same practice Pagan Rome transformed into the papal power The papal power proclaims she is the true church of God, and the pope holds the keys to heaven Basically, the pope is telling us he can do with the gospel as he pleases for all. Authority from heaven is his do as he pleases with the church So, the pope admitted that it was the Catholic church to change the bibical sabbath to the pagan tradition 1923 that statement was made For the prostentant prove the facts that the pope has the authority to do so because they practice what the Catholic Church preaches
The Gospel of John 20: 1 "And on the FIRST DAY of the week, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and she saw that the stone had been lifted from the tomb." Book of Genesis: 1:1-2:4, God creates the heavens and earth in six days (each day is defined as evening and morning) and rests on the seventh day Isaiah 56:4 4 For thus saith the Lord unto the eunuchs that keep my sabbaths, and choose the things that please me, and take hold of my covenant; 5 Even unto them will I give in mine ahouse and within my walls a place and a name better than of sons and of daughters: I will give them an everlasting name, that shall not be cut off. The Whole Holy Law stands as it is 10 Comandments and not 9. Seventh day of the Lord is Saturday not Sunday. Luke 16:17 "And it is easier for heaven and earth to pass than for one line from the Law to be canceled" Romans: 2:13 "For those who obey the law are not righteous before God, but those who keep the law will be justified." Epistle to the Romans 3:31 "Are we breaking the law by faith?" By no means! We are confirming the law. " Romans 7: 7 "So what do we say?" That the law is a sin? By no means! But I did not know sin except through the law, for I would not have known of desire if I law had not said, 'You shall not covet.' 7:12 "So then the law is holy and the commandment is holy and just and good." REVELATION 12:17 And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and he went to make war with the remnant of her seed, who keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.
But lord of the Sabbath was raised on the Sabbath , it was still dark when they went to the tomb , when does god start counting , at night , when was jona thrown overboard ,at night when was he washed up on beach, at day , you can't even count to 3, before you teach false stuff go bible the bible for yourself Wednesday night Thursday Thursday night Friday Friday night Saturday , exactly 72 hours , lord of the Sabbath was raised on the Sabbath , I only been Christen for 2 years yet god has shown me so much
The holiday some people celebrate as Easter is a pagan holiday started off as worshipping some of gods long long ago with I believe it was goddess Isis and before that was Nimrod his wife but still idols. Which it is not the message of Jesus death . Easter the holiday we celebrate and this is what God said about these traditions that we don't think about God talk to God listen to him pray read our Holy Bible once during that day the we are celebrating and we tell ourselves it is for God? How? Bi? So this is what God says to us Matthew 15:1-9
A Ponder Moment #10: How would it be if we actually believe Yeshua died and rose the way the Prophets, Passover, Unleavened Bread and First Fruits for told it would be. We are told He would be in the grave three days and three nights, rising on the third day. By the way that’s proof of his authenticity, (Matthew 12:38-40). Three days and three nights, rising on the third day. Hmmm, so can a Friday death and a Sunday resurrection be right. And If those days are wrong, why were they picked. (Could it be, that something else was worshipped on those days). So let’s look at this for a moment. Reading the gospels it tells us Mary Magdalene, and other women came to the tomb early the first day, while it was still dark. Which was after the weekly Sabbath. If it is true Yeshua rose on the third day, that would mean he rose sometime before the Sabbath ended. As we know it, Saturday before sunset. (Remember a day is from sundown to sundown on HaShem’s watch). Which would mean if he was in the grave three days and three nights rising on the third day. He would have had to die on the cross, on what we call Wednesday afternoon (Passover) before sunset. Passover would have been that week, from sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday. During that day the lambs were sacrificed, at the same time Yeshua was being sacrificed on the tree. Still on Passover the the sacrificed lambs were put in the ovens and Yeshua in the grave, before Passover is over. (Sunset) Why did they have to do this before sunset? Because the day day after Passover is The Feast of Unleavened Bread, and The Feast of Unleavened Bread was a High Sabbath, yes just like the weekly Sabbath. Remember they had to put Him in the grave before the Sabbath. (The High Sabbath) So Yeshua was in the grave Wednesday night, Thursday, Thursday night, Friday, Friday night, then rose Saturday before sunset. He Rose on the Sabbath. Yeshua said it. Three days and three nights, rising on the third day Matthew 12:38-40; 16:21; 17:22; 20:17-19 Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:33 Luke 9:22; 18:31-33 Saved by grace, live by Torah. A Ponder Moment #11: This is more or less a continuation of ponder moment #10. (Leviticus 23:4-5) So What happened prior to Passover? (Exodus 12:3-6) Four days prior to Passover is the day the lambs are chosen for the sacrifice. Which means if Yeshua died on the cross on what we call Wednesday, that means that year the lambs would’ve been picked on the Sabbath. So why are the lambs chosen four days prior to Passover? According to HaShem’s instructions for Passover, you bring the lamb in your home for four days of inspection, ensuring no defects. Notice the parallel between Yeshua and the lamb. He came through the gate of the city that same day, that same moment. Yeshua was tested, inspected, looked at to find some fault in Him. After four days of this, before He went to the cross, it was announced, “I FIND NO FAULT IN HIM!” Every year the priest would line on each side of the path from the Temple Mount to the gate of the city. The high priest would go though the gate of the city to the pens down in the valley where the lambs are groomed for sacrifice and the best lamb picked. He then would lead the lamb up the hill through the gate to the Temple Mount. When he had reached the gate the priests lined on the path would start shouting “Hosanna in highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then tens of thousands of people would come out of their homes waving palm branches and shouting the same thing. But on this year, Yeshua rode a wild colt though the same gate, while the high priest was still aways from the gate. When Yeshua was about to go through the gate the disciples started shouting “hosanna in the highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then the priests started shouting it, which brought out all the people. When the priests realized what was going on, they tried to get Yeshua to silence them, Yeshua said if they don’t shout out, the rocks will cry out. (Matthew 21:6-11); (Mark 11:7-11); (Luke 19:35-40); (John 12:9-19) By the way, why did Yeshua ride a wild colt, that had never been ridden? If He rode in on the Sabbath, then according to HaShem’s instructions A work animal could not work on the Sabbath, because it had a rest day. That colt did not work a day in it’s life, therefore at that time no rest day was required. (Exodus 20:8-10) Saved by grace, live by Torah.
Question: Why does it take me so long to understand even one verse?? (And I really try) Am I one of those people who thinks I'm going to heaven but winds up in hell? I just feel like I have wasted so much time and haven't done everything that he has sent me to do. All praise and glory are to heavenly father. Blessings to Jesus and many thanks belong to him. Amen
I had a hard time understanding kjv and had to use a really good website called Bible hub commentaries, but after reading each day for a year I don’t need as much. It takes a little help, and a lot of time 😂
A Ponder Moment #10: How would it be if we actually believe Yeshua died and rose the way the Prophets, Passover, Unleavened Bread and First Fruits for told it would be. We are told He would be in the grave three days and three nights, rising on the third day. By the way that’s proof of his authenticity, (Matthew 12:38-40). Three days and three nights, rising on the third day. Hmmm, so can a Friday death and a Sunday resurrection be right. And If those days are wrong, why were they picked. (Could it be, that something else was worshipped on those days). So let’s look at this for a moment. Reading the gospels it tells us Mary Magdalene, and other women came to the tomb early the first day, while it was still dark. Which was after the weekly Sabbath. If it is true Yeshua rose on the third day, that would mean he rose sometime before the Sabbath ended. As we know it, Saturday before sunset. (Remember a day is from sundown to sundown on HaShem’s watch). Which would mean if he was in the grave three days and three nights rising on the third day. He would have had to die on the cross, on what we call Wednesday afternoon (Passover) before sunset. Passover would have been that week, from sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday. During that day the lambs were sacrificed, at the same time Yeshua was being sacrificed on the tree. Still on Passover the the sacrificed lambs were put in the ovens and Yeshua in the grave, before Passover is over. (Sunset) Why did they have to do this before sunset? Because the day day after Passover is The Feast of Unleavened Bread, and The Feast of Unleavened Bread was a High Sabbath, yes just like the weekly Sabbath. Remember they had to put Him in the grave before the Sabbath. (The High Sabbath) So Yeshua was in the grave Wednesday night, Thursday, Thursday night, Friday, Friday night, then rose Saturday before sunset. He Rose on the Sabbath. Yeshua said it. Three days and three nights, rising on the third day Matthew 12:38-40; 16:21; 17:22; 20:17-19 Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:33 Luke 9:22; 18:31-33 Saved by grace, live by Torah. A Ponder Moment #11: This is more or less a continuation of ponder moment #10. (Leviticus 23:4-5) So What happened prior to Passover? (Exodus 12:3-6) Four days prior to Passover is the day the lambs are chosen for the sacrifice. Which means if Yeshua died on the cross on what we call Wednesday, that means that year the lambs would’ve been picked on the Sabbath. So why are the lambs chosen four days prior to Passover? According to HaShem’s instructions for Passover, you bring the lamb in your home for four days of inspection, ensuring no defects. Notice the parallel between Yeshua and the lamb. He came through the gate of the city that same day, that same moment. Yeshua was tested, inspected, looked at to find some fault in Him. After four days of this, before He went to the cross, it was announced, “I FIND NO FAULT IN HIM!” Every year the priest would line on each side of the path from the Temple Mount to the gate of the city. The high priest would go though the gate of the city to the pens down in the valley where the lambs are groomed for sacrifice and the best lamb picked. He then would lead the lamb up the hill through the gate to the Temple Mount. When he had reached the gate the priests lined on the path would start shouting “Hosanna in highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then tens of thousands of people would come out of their homes waving palm branches and shouting the same thing. But on this year, Yeshua rode a wild colt though the same gate, while the high priest was still aways from the gate. When Yeshua was about to go through the gate the disciples started shouting “hosanna in the highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then the priests started shouting it, which brought out all the people. When the priests realized what was going on, they tried to get Yeshua to silence them, Yeshua said if they don’t shout out, the rocks will cry out. (Matthew 21:6-11); (Mark 11:7-11); (Luke 19:35-40); (John 12:9-19) By the way, why did Yeshua ride a wild colt, that had never been ridden? If He rode in on the Sabbath, then according to HaShem’s instructions A work animal could not work on the Sabbath, because it had a rest day. That colt did not work a day in it’s life, therefore at that time no rest day was required. (Exodus 20:8-10) Saved by grace, live by Torah.
@@kennethgibbs2503 Yes and Firstfruits, which nobody I know celebrate without pagan rituals, was a foreshadow of the resurrection. We keep the Lord's Super once a year to remember the Last Supper Jesus had with His Disciples with wine and bread on the night they observed it.
Brother you are a Bible scholar why are you calling it Easter? It is Passover Jesus died on Passover. Honestly it's best to not even say Easter which comes from Ishtar: Exodus 23:13 Please be mindful sir I love you and I want to see you in Heaven ❤️.
P.s. on God's calendar we are right in the middle of Passover as I write this Jesus rose from the dead today so if I don't say anything to you, I will be held accountable. God bless you and keep you Amen
A Ponder Moment #10: How would it be if we actually believe Yeshua died and rose the way the Prophets, Passover, Unleavened Bread and First Fruits for told it would be. We are told He would be in the grave three days and three nights, rising on the third day. By the way that’s proof of his authenticity, (Matthew 12:38-40). Three days and three nights, rising on the third day. Hmmm, so can a Friday death and a Sunday resurrection be right. And If those days are wrong, why were they picked. (Could it be, that something else was worshipped on those days). So let’s look at this for a moment. Reading the gospels it tells us Mary Magdalene, and other women came to the tomb early the first day, while it was still dark. Which was after the weekly Sabbath. If it is true Yeshua rose on the third day, that would mean he rose sometime before the Sabbath ended. As we know it, Saturday before sunset. (Remember a day is from sundown to sundown on HaShem’s watch). Which would mean if he was in the grave three days and three nights rising on the third day. He would have had to die on the cross, on what we call Wednesday afternoon (Passover) before sunset. Passover would have been that week, from sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday. During that day the lambs were sacrificed, at the same time Yeshua was being sacrificed on the tree. Still on Passover the the sacrificed lambs were put in the ovens and Yeshua in the grave, before Passover is over. (Sunset) Why did they have to do this before sunset? Because the day day after Passover is The Feast of Unleavened Bread, and The Feast of Unleavened Bread was a High Sabbath, yes just like the weekly Sabbath. Remember they had to put Him in the grave before the Sabbath. (The High Sabbath) So Yeshua was in the grave Wednesday night, Thursday, Thursday night, Friday, Friday night, then rose Saturday before sunset. He Rose on the Sabbath. Yeshua said it. Three days and three nights, rising on the third day Matthew 12:38-40; 16:21; 17:22; 20:17-19 Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:33 Luke 9:22; 18:31-33 Saved by grace, live by Torah. A Ponder Moment #11: This is more or less a continuation of ponder moment #10. (Leviticus 23:4-5) So What happened prior to Passover? (Exodus 12:3-6) Four days prior to Passover is the day the lambs are chosen for the sacrifice. Which means if Yeshua died on the cross on what we call Wednesday, that means that year the lambs would’ve been picked on the Sabbath. So why are the lambs chosen four days prior to Passover? According to HaShem’s instructions for Passover, you bring the lamb in your home for four days of inspection, ensuring no defects. Notice the parallel between Yeshua and the lamb. He came through the gate of the city that same day, that same moment. Yeshua was tested, inspected, looked at to find some fault in Him. After four days of this, before He went to the cross, it was announced, “I FIND NO FAULT IN HIM!” Every year the priest would line on each side of the path from the Temple Mount to the gate of the city. The high priest would go though the gate of the city to the pens down in the valley where the lambs are groomed for sacrifice and the best lamb picked. He then would lead the lamb up the hill through the gate to the Temple Mount. When he had reached the gate the priests lined on the path would start shouting “Hosanna in highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then tens of thousands of people would come out of their homes waving palm branches and shouting the same thing. But on this year, Yeshua rode a wild colt though the same gate, while the high priest was still aways from the gate. When Yeshua was about to go through the gate the disciples started shouting “hosanna in the highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then the priests started shouting it, which brought out all the people. When the priests realized what was going on, they tried to get Yeshua to silence them, Yeshua said if they don’t shout out, the rocks will cry out. (Matthew 21:6-11); (Mark 11:7-11); (Luke 19:35-40); (John 12:9-19) By the way, why did Yeshua ride a wild colt, that had never been ridden? If He rode in on the Sabbath, then according to HaShem’s instructions A work animal could not work on the Sabbath, because it had a rest day. That colt did not work a day in it’s life, therefore at that time no rest day was required. (Exodus 20:8-10) Saved by grace, live by Torah.
Should I hide my neighbor's bong? Turn back, oh God - thy wrath. Men have plenty of wrath and we can use it. Precision strikes. Unless he plans to rapture out those seven churches, one at a time, with increasing anguish. Jesus only seemed to indicate that he would rapture the wise virgins of five churches. Bit I think we can get parts of the other churches and plenty of foolish virgins, as a delightful bonus. I have a thing for foolish virgins.
At least you have enough character to admit your uselessness in your own channel description: "Description I like to vent and comment on TH-cam videos. I try not to offend, but sometimes I do. It's a bit of a dry spell now, so I'm trying to organize things. I'm trying to collect all the videos I've commented on in my likes section. It's a mess. I've been making comments for years, but it could take a long time to find them all. And it would be no small effort to put them in chronological order, or by topic, or whatever. Enjoy!!! " You seem like an attention seeker.
Sorry, but the day was Pesach, which is Passover. At no point was God ever promoting a false deity's faith. What were the appointed times of the old testament? They were the days that God had an appointment with His people. Matthew 3:15 said "Suffer it to be so now: for thus it becometh us to fulfill all righteousness". The other place was on the cross, He said it is finished. He fulfilled it. On Passover. Pesach is one of God's important "dates" with us. It is something of an anniversary between Him and His people. All could not be fulfilled, and nothing could be finished if He failed to keep Passover. He said He is a jealous God. In nothing is He going to allow a third party to come between Him and His beloved. Specially not some pagan goddess. I appreciate most of your teachings, but for your sake, please re-study the word used, the arguments for Passover vs Easter, and pray that God will lead you to the correct day. It is not a simple study, I spent quite a while on it, trying to prove both beliefs. Only Passover passed the test. Only on Passover was the lamb slain, allowing His people to have life instead of death. Passover also has a festival sabbath apart from the weekly sabbath which most people do not account for in this study. This teaching has not destroyed its high places.
Jesus Christ is coming soon! Hallelujah! Praise God!
Revelation 22:20 He which testifieth these things saith, Surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus.
well... i prefer to be on the Creator´s Side... if im honest...
glory be unto him, he that has saved me forever
Thanks MR Barnett. I dont celebrate Easter any longer I do recognize Passover and the crucifixion of my SAVIOR.
Hi friend, It is great that you recognize Easter as a pagan celebration
But what about Sunday observance
Jesus never celebrated the Sunday observance.
For he told us he never changed,
so Jesus must still celebrate his 4th commandment as of the 7th day of sabbath
Question: Why Sunday? Of today'??
What is Sunday all about
Many don't know that Sunday observance is just as pagan as Easter is
The religion of baal worship baalezbub on the 1st day of the week, which is our Sunday of today
Pagan Rome also worship the sungod on that 1st day of the week
Baal worship nature do to the sungod
Pagan Rome done that very same practice
Pagan Rome transformed into the papal power
The papal power proclaims she is the true church of God, and the pope holds the keys to heaven
Basically, the pope is telling us he can do with the gospel as he pleases for all. Authority from heaven is his do as he pleases with the church
So, the pope admitted that it was the Catholic church to change the bibical sabbath to the pagan tradition 1923 that statement was made
For the prostentant prove the facts that the pope has the authority to do so because they practice what the Catholic Church preaches
Thank you for listening to me!
The Gospel of John 20: 1
"And on the FIRST DAY of the week, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and she saw that the stone had been lifted from the tomb."
Book of Genesis: 1:1-2:4, God creates the heavens and earth in six days (each day is defined as evening and morning) and rests on the seventh day
Isaiah 56:4
4 For thus saith the Lord unto the eunuchs that keep my sabbaths, and choose the things that please me, and take hold of my covenant; 5 Even unto them will I give in mine ahouse and within my walls a place and a name better than of sons and of daughters: I will give them an everlasting name, that shall not be cut off.
The Whole Holy Law stands as it is 10 Comandments and not 9. Seventh day of the Lord is Saturday not Sunday.
Luke 16:17
"And it is easier for heaven and earth to pass than for one line from the Law to be canceled"
Romans: 2:13 "For those who obey the law are not righteous before God, but those who keep the law will be justified."
Epistle to the Romans 3:31 "Are we breaking the law by faith?" By no means! We are confirming the law. "
Romans 7: 7 "So what do we say?" That the law is a sin? By no means! But I did not know sin except through the law, for I would not have known of desire if I law had not said, 'You shall not covet.'
7:12 "So then the law is holy and the commandment is holy and just and good."
REVELATION 12:17
And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and he went to make war with the remnant of her seed, who keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.
And was slain to put you all in my Age ♒ I'm the lamb!
That's what I was going to point out and that's exactly why what happened and is happening to me occurred!
The devil describes his sin as folly!
If this just came out today how come he keeps mentioning Resurrection Sunday
But lord of the Sabbath was raised on the Sabbath , it was still dark when they went to the tomb , when does god start counting , at night , when was jona thrown overboard ,at night when was he washed up on beach, at day , you can't even count to 3, before you teach false stuff go bible the bible for yourself Wednesday night Thursday Thursday night Friday Friday night Saturday , exactly 72 hours , lord of the Sabbath was raised on the Sabbath , I only been Christen for 2 years yet god has shown me so much
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The holiday some people celebrate as Easter is a pagan holiday started off as worshipping some of gods long long ago with I believe it was goddess Isis and before that was Nimrod his wife but still idols. Which it is not the message of Jesus death . Easter the holiday we celebrate and this is what God said about these traditions that we don't think about God talk to God listen to him pray read our Holy Bible once during that day the we are celebrating and we tell ourselves it is for God? How? Bi? So this is what God says to us Matthew 15:1-9
A Ponder Moment #10:
How would it be if we actually believe Yeshua died and rose the way the Prophets, Passover, Unleavened Bread and First Fruits for told it would be.
We are told He would be in the grave three days and three nights, rising on the third day. By the way that’s proof of his authenticity, (Matthew 12:38-40). Three days and three nights, rising on the third day.
Hmmm, so can a Friday death and a Sunday resurrection be right. And If those days are wrong, why were they picked. (Could it be, that something else was worshipped on those days).
So let’s look at this for a moment.
Reading the gospels it tells us Mary Magdalene, and other women came to the tomb early the first day, while it was still dark. Which was after the weekly Sabbath.
If it is true Yeshua rose on the third day, that would mean he rose sometime before the Sabbath
ended. As we know it, Saturday before sunset. (Remember a day is from sundown to sundown on HaShem’s watch).
Which would mean if he was in the grave three days and three nights rising on the third day. He would have had to die on the cross, on what we call Wednesday afternoon (Passover) before sunset. Passover would have been that week, from sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday. During that day the lambs were sacrificed, at the same time Yeshua was being sacrificed on the tree. Still on Passover the the sacrificed lambs were put in the ovens and Yeshua in the grave, before Passover is over. (Sunset)
Why did they have to do this before sunset? Because the day day after Passover is The Feast of Unleavened Bread, and The Feast of Unleavened Bread was a High Sabbath, yes just like the weekly Sabbath. Remember they had to put Him in the grave before the Sabbath. (The High Sabbath)
So Yeshua was in the grave Wednesday night, Thursday, Thursday night, Friday, Friday night, then rose Saturday before sunset. He Rose on the Sabbath.
Yeshua said it. Three days and three nights, rising on the third day
Matthew 12:38-40; 16:21; 17:22; 20:17-19
Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:33 Luke 9:22; 18:31-33
Saved by grace, live by Torah.
A Ponder Moment #11:
This is more or less a continuation of ponder moment #10. (Leviticus 23:4-5)
So What happened prior to Passover? (Exodus 12:3-6)
Four days prior to Passover is the day the lambs are chosen for the sacrifice. Which means if Yeshua died on the cross on what we call Wednesday, that means that year the lambs would’ve been picked on the Sabbath. So why are the lambs chosen four days prior to Passover?
According to HaShem’s instructions for Passover, you bring the lamb in your home for four days of inspection, ensuring no defects. Notice the parallel between Yeshua and the lamb. He came through the gate of the city that same day, that same moment. Yeshua was tested, inspected, looked at to find some fault in Him. After four days of this, before He went to the cross, it was announced, “I FIND NO FAULT IN HIM!”
Every year the priest would line on each side of the path from the Temple Mount to the gate of the city. The high priest would go though the gate of the city to the pens down in the valley where the lambs are groomed for sacrifice and the best lamb picked. He then would lead the lamb up the hill through the gate to the Temple Mount. When he had reached the gate the priests lined on the path would start shouting “Hosanna in highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then tens of thousands of people would come out of their homes waving palm branches and shouting the same thing. But on this year, Yeshua rode a wild colt though the same gate, while the high priest was still aways from the gate. When Yeshua was about to go through the gate the disciples started shouting “hosanna in the highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then the priests started shouting it, which brought out all the people. When the priests realized what was going on, they tried to get Yeshua to silence them, Yeshua said if they don’t shout out, the rocks will cry out.
(Matthew 21:6-11); (Mark 11:7-11); (Luke 19:35-40); (John 12:9-19)
By the way, why did Yeshua ride a wild colt, that had never been ridden?
If He rode in on the Sabbath, then according to HaShem’s instructions A work animal could not work on the Sabbath, because it had a rest day. That colt did not work a day in it’s life, therefore at that time no rest day was required.
(Exodus 20:8-10)
Saved by grace, live by Torah.
Question: Why does it take me so long to understand even one verse?? (And I really try)
Am I one of those people who thinks I'm going to heaven but winds up in hell? I just feel like I have wasted so much time and haven't done everything that he has sent me to do.
All praise and glory are to heavenly father. Blessings to Jesus and many thanks belong to him. Amen
I had a hard time understanding kjv and had to use a really good website called Bible hub commentaries, but after reading each day for a year I don’t need as much. It takes a little help, and a lot of time 😂
It is Passover and Firstfruits we should celebrate and not Easter.
A Ponder Moment #10:
How would it be if we actually believe Yeshua died and rose the way the Prophets, Passover, Unleavened Bread and First Fruits for told it would be.
We are told He would be in the grave three days and three nights, rising on the third day. By the way that’s proof of his authenticity, (Matthew 12:38-40). Three days and three nights, rising on the third day.
Hmmm, so can a Friday death and a Sunday resurrection be right. And If those days are wrong, why were they picked. (Could it be, that something else was worshipped on those days).
So let’s look at this for a moment.
Reading the gospels it tells us Mary Magdalene, and other women came to the tomb early the first day, while it was still dark. Which was after the weekly Sabbath.
If it is true Yeshua rose on the third day, that would mean he rose sometime before the Sabbath
ended. As we know it, Saturday before sunset. (Remember a day is from sundown to sundown on HaShem’s watch).
Which would mean if he was in the grave three days and three nights rising on the third day. He would have had to die on the cross, on what we call Wednesday afternoon (Passover) before sunset. Passover would have been that week, from sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday. During that day the lambs were sacrificed, at the same time Yeshua was being sacrificed on the tree. Still on Passover the the sacrificed lambs were put in the ovens and Yeshua in the grave, before Passover is over. (Sunset)
Why did they have to do this before sunset? Because the day day after Passover is The Feast of Unleavened Bread, and The Feast of Unleavened Bread was a High Sabbath, yes just like the weekly Sabbath. Remember they had to put Him in the grave before the Sabbath. (The High Sabbath)
So Yeshua was in the grave Wednesday night, Thursday, Thursday night, Friday, Friday night, then rose Saturday before sunset. He Rose on the Sabbath.
Yeshua said it. Three days and three nights, rising on the third day
Matthew 12:38-40; 16:21; 17:22; 20:17-19
Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:33 Luke 9:22; 18:31-33
Saved by grace, live by Torah.
A Ponder Moment #11:
This is more or less a continuation of ponder moment #10. (Leviticus 23:4-5)
So What happened prior to Passover? (Exodus 12:3-6)
Four days prior to Passover is the day the lambs are chosen for the sacrifice. Which means if Yeshua died on the cross on what we call Wednesday, that means that year the lambs would’ve been picked on the Sabbath. So why are the lambs chosen four days prior to Passover?
According to HaShem’s instructions for Passover, you bring the lamb in your home for four days of inspection, ensuring no defects. Notice the parallel between Yeshua and the lamb. He came through the gate of the city that same day, that same moment. Yeshua was tested, inspected, looked at to find some fault in Him. After four days of this, before He went to the cross, it was announced, “I FIND NO FAULT IN HIM!”
Every year the priest would line on each side of the path from the Temple Mount to the gate of the city. The high priest would go though the gate of the city to the pens down in the valley where the lambs are groomed for sacrifice and the best lamb picked. He then would lead the lamb up the hill through the gate to the Temple Mount. When he had reached the gate the priests lined on the path would start shouting “Hosanna in highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then tens of thousands of people would come out of their homes waving palm branches and shouting the same thing. But on this year, Yeshua rode a wild colt though the same gate, while the high priest was still aways from the gate. When Yeshua was about to go through the gate the disciples started shouting “hosanna in the highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then the priests started shouting it, which brought out all the people. When the priests realized what was going on, they tried to get Yeshua to silence them, Yeshua said if they don’t shout out, the rocks will cry out.
(Matthew 21:6-11); (Mark 11:7-11); (Luke 19:35-40); (John 12:9-19)
By the way, why did Yeshua ride a wild colt, that had never been ridden?
If He rode in on the Sabbath, then according to HaShem’s instructions A work animal could not work on the Sabbath, because it had a rest day. That colt did not work a day in it’s life, therefore at that time no rest day was required.
(Exodus 20:8-10)
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@@kennethgibbs2503 Yes and Firstfruits, which nobody I know celebrate without pagan rituals, was a foreshadow of the resurrection. We keep the Lord's Super once a year to remember the Last Supper Jesus had with His Disciples with wine and bread on the night they observed it.
Brother you are a Bible scholar why are you calling it Easter? It is Passover Jesus died on Passover. Honestly it's best to not even say Easter which comes from Ishtar: Exodus 23:13
Please be mindful sir I love you and I want to see you in Heaven ❤️.
P.s. on God's calendar we are right in the middle of Passover as I write this Jesus rose from the dead today so if I don't say anything to you, I will be held accountable. God bless you and keep you Amen
With more than 20 verses regarding Sabbath in the 66 book Canon alone we have no excuse to continue hiding our eyes from the Sabbath. 🕊️🥰💛
A Ponder Moment #10:
How would it be if we actually believe Yeshua died and rose the way the Prophets, Passover, Unleavened Bread and First Fruits for told it would be.
We are told He would be in the grave three days and three nights, rising on the third day. By the way that’s proof of his authenticity, (Matthew 12:38-40). Three days and three nights, rising on the third day.
Hmmm, so can a Friday death and a Sunday resurrection be right. And If those days are wrong, why were they picked. (Could it be, that something else was worshipped on those days).
So let’s look at this for a moment.
Reading the gospels it tells us Mary Magdalene, and other women came to the tomb early the first day, while it was still dark. Which was after the weekly Sabbath.
If it is true Yeshua rose on the third day, that would mean he rose sometime before the Sabbath
ended. As we know it, Saturday before sunset. (Remember a day is from sundown to sundown on HaShem’s watch).
Which would mean if he was in the grave three days and three nights rising on the third day. He would have had to die on the cross, on what we call Wednesday afternoon (Passover) before sunset. Passover would have been that week, from sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday. During that day the lambs were sacrificed, at the same time Yeshua was being sacrificed on the tree. Still on Passover the the sacrificed lambs were put in the ovens and Yeshua in the grave, before Passover is over. (Sunset)
Why did they have to do this before sunset? Because the day day after Passover is The Feast of Unleavened Bread, and The Feast of Unleavened Bread was a High Sabbath, yes just like the weekly Sabbath. Remember they had to put Him in the grave before the Sabbath. (The High Sabbath)
So Yeshua was in the grave Wednesday night, Thursday, Thursday night, Friday, Friday night, then rose Saturday before sunset. He Rose on the Sabbath.
Yeshua said it. Three days and three nights, rising on the third day
Matthew 12:38-40; 16:21; 17:22; 20:17-19
Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:33 Luke 9:22; 18:31-33
Saved by grace, live by Torah.
A Ponder Moment #11:
This is more or less a continuation of ponder moment #10. (Leviticus 23:4-5)
So What happened prior to Passover? (Exodus 12:3-6)
Four days prior to Passover is the day the lambs are chosen for the sacrifice. Which means if Yeshua died on the cross on what we call Wednesday, that means that year the lambs would’ve been picked on the Sabbath. So why are the lambs chosen four days prior to Passover?
According to HaShem’s instructions for Passover, you bring the lamb in your home for four days of inspection, ensuring no defects. Notice the parallel between Yeshua and the lamb. He came through the gate of the city that same day, that same moment. Yeshua was tested, inspected, looked at to find some fault in Him. After four days of this, before He went to the cross, it was announced, “I FIND NO FAULT IN HIM!”
Every year the priest would line on each side of the path from the Temple Mount to the gate of the city. The high priest would go though the gate of the city to the pens down in the valley where the lambs are groomed for sacrifice and the best lamb picked. He then would lead the lamb up the hill through the gate to the Temple Mount. When he had reached the gate the priests lined on the path would start shouting “Hosanna in highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then tens of thousands of people would come out of their homes waving palm branches and shouting the same thing. But on this year, Yeshua rode a wild colt though the same gate, while the high priest was still aways from the gate. When Yeshua was about to go through the gate the disciples started shouting “hosanna in the highest, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”. Then the priests started shouting it, which brought out all the people. When the priests realized what was going on, they tried to get Yeshua to silence them, Yeshua said if they don’t shout out, the rocks will cry out.
(Matthew 21:6-11); (Mark 11:7-11); (Luke 19:35-40); (John 12:9-19)
By the way, why did Yeshua ride a wild colt, that had never been ridden?
If He rode in on the Sabbath, then according to HaShem’s instructions A work animal could not work on the Sabbath, because it had a rest day. That colt did not work a day in it’s life, therefore at that time no rest day was required.
(Exodus 20:8-10)
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Should I hide my neighbor's bong?
Turn back, oh God - thy wrath.
Men have plenty of wrath and we can use it.
Precision strikes.
Unless he plans to rapture out those seven churches, one at a time, with increasing anguish.
Jesus only seemed to indicate that he would rapture the wise virgins of five churches.
Bit I think we can get parts of the other churches and plenty of foolish virgins, as a delightful bonus.
I have a thing for foolish virgins.
You don't need to hide the bong God knows everything
At least you have enough character to admit your uselessness in your own channel description:
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I try not to offend, but sometimes I do.
It's a bit of a dry spell now, so I'm trying to organize things.
I'm trying to collect all the videos I've commented on in my likes section.
It's a mess.
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You seem like an attention seeker.
@@perazdera2827 However he does it, I hope he does it soon.
Sorry, but the day was Pesach, which is Passover. At no point was God ever promoting a false deity's faith. What were the appointed times of the old testament? They were the days that God had an appointment with His people. Matthew 3:15 said "Suffer it to be so now: for thus it becometh us to fulfill all righteousness". The other place was on the cross, He said it is finished. He fulfilled it. On Passover. Pesach is one of God's important "dates" with us. It is something of an anniversary between Him and His people. All could not be fulfilled, and nothing could be finished if He failed to keep Passover. He said He is a jealous God. In nothing is He going to allow a third party to come between Him and His beloved. Specially not some pagan goddess.
I appreciate most of your teachings, but for your sake, please re-study the word used, the arguments for Passover vs Easter, and pray that God will lead you to the correct day. It is not a simple study, I spent quite a while on it, trying to prove both beliefs. Only Passover passed the test. Only on Passover was the lamb slain, allowing His people to have life instead of death. Passover also has a festival sabbath apart from the weekly sabbath which most people do not account for in this study.
This teaching has not destroyed its high places.
Faster a fertility goddess holiday.