I was wondering who out there celebrates the feasts in Lev 23? Do you celebrate alone or with your church?
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Celebrating the feasts?
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Thanks, I'm really interested in celebrating them, but I don't wan't to bring it up to those around me because of Col 2:16. So I'll probably observe them alone.
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If you are looking for a coporate place to celibrate the passover.. try here for some major cities. oops sory, none near TX.
If you would like to celebrate at home there are a few resources i might reccommend:
messianic pesach video
interesting article
basic instructions--non-messianic Jewish website
how to conduct a seder
hope something of this helps... I focused on passover because it is soonest.
If you would like to celebrate at home there are a few resources i might reccommend:
messianic pesach video
interesting article
basic instructions--non-messianic Jewish website
how to conduct a seder
hope something of this helps... I focused on passover because it is soonest.
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We celebrate them at my cong., too......there seems to be an increasing interest in these in many churches.
One of the lesser known holidays is Shavuot, which coincides with Pentecost, after Pesach.......but I really like it because you get to wear white bridal-type dresses, and flower garlands if you want, and eat cheesecake.....how could anyone go wrong with that combination?
It's really fun, and they also read the story of Ruth which is of course a very romantic story.
One of the lesser known holidays is Shavuot, which coincides with Pentecost, after Pesach.......but I really like it because you get to wear white bridal-type dresses, and flower garlands if you want, and eat cheesecake.....how could anyone go wrong with that combination?
It's really fun, and they also read the story of Ruth which is of course a very romantic story.
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Ivy said:We celebrate them at my cong., too......there seems to be an increasing interest in these in many churches.
One of the lesser known holidays is Shavuot, which coincides with Pentecost, after Pesach.......but I really like it because you get to wear white bridal-type dresses, and flower garlands if you want, and eat cheesecake.....how could anyone go wrong with that combination?
Yeah man!!!I hope I'm invited to that one!!!
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That does sound like a great time. I'm studying about the feast now and look forward to oberserving them in some way. I love cheesecake and wearing white.Ivy said:We celebrate them at my cong., too......there seems to be an increasing interest in these in many churches.
One of the lesser known holidays is Shavuot, which coincides with Pentecost, after Pesach.......but I really like it because you get to wear white bridal-type dresses, and flower garlands if you want, and eat cheesecake.....how could anyone go wrong with that combination?
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Are you doing anything for Passover? It's starts at sundown on Wednesday, though you probably already know that.
Our cong. will be doing a seder on Sat., though I just do something easy & fun at home on Wed.
Our cong. will be doing a seder on Sat., though I just do something easy & fun at home on Wed.
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I'll purchase a leg of lamb to prepare for tommorrow. We have intercessory prayer at church so I plan to take a special offering and read the passover scrptures. I think that's it for this year but I'm gearing up for pentecoste(sp) and the fall feastsIvy said:
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We're doing something pretty simple at my house tomorrow night....kid-friendly, y'know......we're watching Prince of Egypt and eating matzo pizzas Definitely a Goy Seder Lite--but fun!
Definitely a Goy Seder Lite--but fun!
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I'm going to try to make some of those matzo pizzas before the weekend is over, sounds good
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Thanks JPPT1974 I will. My lamb was very tasty. I'll probably do the pizza on Friday while my grandson is over.
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