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I was not talking to you, I know you are with out any problems. On second thought if you think Jesus' fulfilling the Tora means He did away with it for you, maybe you do have a problem.

Recognizing you have a problem is the first step to recovery.

For the same reason He told us to go be reconciled with our brother that we have something against before we come to Him in prayer and be reconciled with Him.

Eph. 2:14-18 has nothing to do with doing away with God's laws. It is all about doing away with the emnity that the Jews and gentiles had for one another; all created by men, not God. Talk about swoooohhh.

That would be funny if it weren't so lame and out of context. It actually indicts you. 2 Cor. 3:12-16 Therefore, since we have such hope, we use great boldness of speech— 13 unlike Moses, who put a veil over his face so that the children of Israel could not look steadily at the end of what was...

Stop trying to change the subject. You're the one who mentioned the new moon being related to the weekly sbbath, which, of course, it isn't . :P

I did not say it did, you're the one that needs proof, which does not exist. There is not one scripture in the Bible that you can use in defense of your outlandish claim.

The new moon has nothing to do with the weekly sabbath. :doh:

It has nothing to do with judism but rather godism. Jesus rejected judaism; it was man made not God make like His sabbath.

I can: it is the same day Jesus kept and the Jews have been keeping without interruption from Jesus' day until this very day. It's really pretty easy unless one does not want to obey God.

I don't know where you got that but it's not what the Bible says.

Huh? Which one do you think it is. First you say it's the 15th and then you say it's the 14th.

That's great, isn't it? Weekly sabbath and an annual sabbath back to back. That's cool.

The "Feast of Trumpets" is on the 17th of Sept. in 2012. I don't know what all the quartodecimans practiced, but all Christians observe God's weekly Sabbath and all of His annual Holy Days.

How did the subject get changed from Easter to Passover? They are two totally different things.

Just when I was trying to be nice for once.

If the Passover was a sabbath I would have said it was a sabbath but it is not a sabbath; never was, never will be. The day after Passover is a sabbath. Maybe that is what has you confused.

Passover is not a Sabbath and any covert was welcome to participate. You started off with a wrong premise and you wound with a wrong conclusion. Happens all the time.

Salvation is something that will happen to one after Jesus returns. It is the actual recipe of eternal life. At that point one is saved; saved from all the retrictions of this physical life.

Easter? Easter?