Sanhedrin Rabbis Discuss Sublime, Procedural Issues

iitb · Jan 14, 2005

The 71 rabbis seeking to fulfill the Biblical commandment of renewing the Sanhedrin continue to meet regularly, solidifying their organizational structure and establishing an agenda of topics.

Their most recent meeting was this week, in which they discussed technical and procedural issues, topics for their agenda, and the Halakhic [Jewish legal] and other ramifications of renewing the Passover sacrifice.

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All I can say is that things on the religious front in Israel are slowly becoming more interesting than the political issues...

visionary · Jan 15, 2005

renewing the Passover sacrifice.

If temple services are to start...I can see the red heifer leading the way to the sacrificial services again and the Passover the first feast.

No other religion in today's world is even discussing sacrificing other than those into witchcraft and demon cult worship.

iitb · Jan 15, 2005

No other religion in today's world is even discussing sacrificing other than those into witchcraft and demon cult worship.

Are you equating Judaism with witchcraft? :scratch:

Shimshon · Jan 15, 2005

Whoa there....I don't believe that was Visionary's presumption at all. Yet, Islamic believers also do ritual sacrifices. A few months ago I heard from a person in Iraq of the shiites sacrificing an animal on the concrete slab of an old structure before they would allow a new structure to be built on it.

Most "semite's" believe in ritual animal sacrifices. They remember the original code. They know that redemption doesn't come without the sheding of blood. And some other semite's have twisted the meaning and call it Jihad.

visionary · Jan 15, 2005

shimshon said:
Whoa there....I don't believe that was Visionary's presumption at all. Yet, Islamic believers also do ritual sacrifices. A few months ago I heard from a person in Iraq of the shiites sacrificing an animal on the concrete slab of an old structure before they would allow a new structure to be built on it.

Most "semite's" believe in ritual animal sacrifices. They remember the original code. They know that redemption doesn't come without the sheding of blood. And some other semite's have twisted the meaning and call it Jihad.

I did not know that Islamic believers did ritual sacrifices of animals....ok so there are more sacrificing animal groups than I first thought.

iitb · Jan 15, 2005

Actually, the Samaritans still offer an annual Pesach sacrifice at Mount Gerizim. (The Samaritans, however, are a topic for an entirely different discussion.

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visionary · Jan 15, 2005

Ahhh...really I never knew so many groups still sacrifice animals.

Torah · Jan 16, 2005

Actually, the Samaritans still offer an annual Pesach sacrifice at Mount Gerizim. (The Samaritans, however, are a topic for an entirely different discussion. )

iitb Your right Samaritans do still offer an annual Pesach sacrifice.
In this Video The last supper
http://www.christianreality.com/videos/vs-vid221.htm

They show the Samaritans killing the Pesach Lamb, and then place the carcass on a very long skewer and place it in a pit that fire has been burning in. Then they cover it with canvas and then clay and let cook. This is a very good Video & it includes a cookbook on old recipes.

Talmidah · Jan 17, 2005

iitb said:
Actually, the Samaritans still offer an annual Pesach sacrifice at Mount Gerizim. (The Samaritans, however, are a topic for an entirely different discussion. )

About once every month or two, I attend services at a synagogue in Mexico. This group also sacrifices a lamb at Pesach (although I have not been there during Pesach). They are for the most part rabbinic Jews, but where they believe that rabbinic rulings do not align with Torah, they will follow what they believe Torah is saying.

insaneinthebrain · Jan 17, 2005

This group also sacrifices a lamp at Pesach (although I have not been there during Pesach).

How do you sacrifice one of those, break the light bulb?

visionary · Jan 17, 2005

insaneinthebrain said:
How do you sacrifice one of those, break the light bulb?

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Huh...what...did I miss something?

Talmidah · Jan 17, 2005

insaneinthebrain said:
How do you sacrifice one of those, break the light bulb?

Of course....but the thing is, do you know the proper blessing?

insaneinthebrain · Jan 17, 2005

Baruch atah Adonai Eloheinu Melech HaOlam who has commanded us with the breaking of the bulb?

MyZz · Jan 17, 2005

Lololol!!!!!!

debi b · Jan 18, 2005

iitb said:
All I can say is that things on the religious front in Israel are slowly becoming more interesting than the political issues...

Interesting indeed....

Sanhedrin Rabbis Discuss Sublime, Procedural Issues

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