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No Hagaddah? No Lamb? No bitter herbs? No Matzah?
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I imagine Judas purchased sliced lamb throats and traded them for a sum.(CLV) Jn 13:29
For some supposed, since Judas had the coffer, that Jesus is saying to him, "Buy what we have need of for the festival," or, that he may be giving something to the poor.
Who would suppose that Judas was going to go (against the Torah during the night of the Passover Meal) out into the streets of Jerusalem and buy something (against the Torah during the night of the Passover Meal) for the Passover meal that they were supposedly (falsely so) eating?
What could he have possibly been buying; and who would sell it to him on a High Shabbat?
I imagine Judas purchased sliced lamb throats and traded them for a sum.
Whether or not what yom it was.I would imagine that the Sanhedrin wouldn't be buying nor selling on a High Shabbat.
Wow can you please explain that to me?
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Ronit
I surely pray that you aren't slaughtering lambs by bleeding them out through their hooves.
It your understanding of those translations. I'm still waiting for your explanation of how to prepare a entire lamb, from slaughter to table, in 70 minutes. It doesn't work.
That is exactly the point I was making in the quote from Hebrews. They are sacrifices which are in accordance to the law given at Sinai.Different sacrifice. Passover is a memorial.
Are you a lawful priest in accordance to the law to offer that as a passover memorial?I include Yahshua in that memorial.
The passover of Christ can be celebrated without a temple minister. He is our passover.I include him with the Exodus in my teaching with my family on the first day of Hag Matzot.
Are you a lawful priest in accordance to the law to offer that as a passover memorial? (reply to Hark)
I wait until the barley is Abib; then I count from the first visible crescent.
Again an example of your fixation on a tradition perpetuated by Rabbinic Judaism. Yahweh speaking in verse 6 says, "They will slay it" ... "between the evening hours" (twilight). There is enough remaining daylight reflected in the sky from sunset to sundown. That's enough time for the Israelites to slaughter, remove the hide and prepare for roasting. Maybe you need to get your eyes examined instead of taking silly potshots as if it impresses others.
If you would only open your eyes you would see that verse 6 only says "slay" (not slay and roast). You are so fixated on the man-made tradition of the Sadducees and Pharisees that you won't accept what is plainly before your eyes in those verses as commanded by Yahweh.
Sounds like Hark is carrying on the traditions of the pharisaical leaders of the Sanhedrin in Jerusalem, and yet they were blind to their Messiah among them. Yet Hark would rather adhere to their man-made traditions than the Words of Yahweh (e.g. Exodus 12:6-18)
To be fair Hark (if he hasn't already) should also look to the Karaites in Israel for the state of the ripening barley harvest signaling the month of Abib/Aviv/Nissan/Nisan than just relying on Rabbinic Judaism and their oral law. The Karaites go only be the written Torah, not the Talmud of Rabbinic Judaism. Usually a few sheaves of barley almost ready for harvest can first be found in southern Israel in the Negeb between Beer Shebah and the Gaza strip.
He took a vow to not drink the fruit of the vine again until He drinks it new with us in the Kingdom. There is also the separation of the bride (us) and groom (Yeshua) until the marriage supper of the lamb. He promises to come and get His bride to bring her to His Father's house (usually at midnight). The last supper was also a marriage proposal (a covenant). The groom would offer the cup of wine to the bride. If she accepted it, they were betrothed. Then there would be a separation, where she would remain pure (kiddushin) until the wedding. The Father would also offer a mohar, in this case Yeshua's life ("you are not your own, for you were bought with a price").
ALL of this is very evident in the midnight Pascha service in Eastern Orthodoxy.
Are you a lawful priest in accordance to the law to offer that as a passover memorial?
Hark, apparently keeps track of the ripening barley harvest to determine the first month of Abib (aka Nissan/Nisan), so maybe he considers himself a lawful priest. This barley harvest and the beginning the new year can get a little tricky as approximately every 3 years there is an extra month in the Hebrew calendar (Abib 1 and Abib 2). The barley harvest (at least a few sheaves) signals the onset of the first month of the Hebrew calendar with the Festival/Feast of Pesach/Passover and Unleavened Bread.
I'm familiar with that. Thank youHe took a vow to not drink the fruit of the vine again until He drinks it new with us in the Kingdom. There is also the separation of the bride (us) and groom (Yeshua) until the marriage supper of the lamb. He promises to come and get His bride to bring her to His Father's house (usually at midnight). The last supper was also a marriage proposal (a covenant). The groom would offer the cup of wine to the bride. If she accepted it, they were betrothed. Then there would be a separation, where she would remain pure (kiddushin) until the wedding. The Father would also offer a mohar, in this case Yeshua's life ("you are not your own, for you were bought with a price").
ALL of this is very evident in the midnight Pascha service in Eastern Orthodoxy.
Sounds like Hark is carrying on the traditions of the pharisaical leaders of the Sanhedrin in Jerusalem, and yet they were blind to their Messiah among them. Yet Hark would rather adhere to their man-made traditions than the Words of Yahweh (e.g. Exodus 12:6-18)
Yes Torah over Tradition The only way to go!I'm begging to see an offensive pattern here. Are you aware that the sitewide rules state that we are to address the content of the post, not the poster?
It has been stated by myself, and others, more than once that I follow Torah over tradition.
However, whether or not you believe me, how is this relevant to the OP?
GOD did not hinge the start of a new year on the state of the barley crop, even if on occasions in the first and second centuries A.D. the pharisaical leaders of the Sanhedrin in Jerusalem decided to use the state of the barley harvest to start a new year one new moon later. Again, Hark is blinded by man-made traditions. Bless his heart as he means well even if he is would rather hold to Jewish tradition than the Word of GOD ...
Hark, is blind
Yes Torah over Tradition The only way to go!