malvisguy212:
The festival of the Passover has been
celebrated by Jews for thousands of
years. It is the retelling of the great story of how God redeemed the Jewish nation from enslavement in Egypt. The
celebration itself was given to the Jews
while they were still in Egypt. The
original celebration centered around the Passover lamb, which was sacrificed and its blood put over the doorposts as a sign of faith, so that the Lord passed over the houses of the Jews during the last plague poured out on the Egyptians - the killing of every firstborn. To a large degree, the Passover lamb has been eliminated from the Passover festival (with the only remnant being the roasted lamb shank bone).

The New Testament says that Jesus is our sacrificial Lamb. The Passover lamb was to be a "male without defect,"
Exodus 12:5
The animals you choose must be
year-old males without DEFECT, and
you may take them from the sheep
or the goats.
Jesus forestshadowing this sacrifice in the new testament:
1Peter 1:18-19
For you know that it was not with
perishable things such as silver or
gold that you were redeemed from
the empty way of life handed down
to you from your forefathers, but
with the precious blood of Christ,A
LAMB WITHOUT BLEMISH OR DEFECT.

In addition, when the lamb was roasted and eaten, NONE OF ITS BONES WERE TO BE BROKEN. This fact was also prophesized for the Messiah, whose bones were not to be broken:
Exodus 12:46
"It must be eaten inside one house;
take none of the meat outside the
house. DO NOT BREAK ANY OF THE BONES.

Again our Lord Jesus christ forestshadowing this event:
John 19:32, 33, 36
The soldiers therefore came, and
broke the legs of the first man, and
of the other man who was crucified
with Him; but coming to Jesus, when
they saw that He was already dead,
THEY DID NOT BREAK HIS LEGS ;... For
these things came to pass, that the
Scripture might be fulfilled, "Not a
bone of Him shall be broken."
Psalm 34:20
He keeps all his bones; not one of
them is broken.

It was customary during crucifixion to break the leg bones of the person after a few hours in order to hasten their death. The only way a person could breathe when hanging on a cross was to push up with his legs, which was very exhausting. By breaking the legs, death followed soon by asphyxiation.However, in the case of Jesus, they broke the legs of the other two men, but did not break His, since He was already dead.

Passover symbolism Much of the symbolism of Jesus' last Passover week is lost to us because we are unaware of the customs of the time.
For example, Jesus came into the city of
Jerusalem five days before the lamb was killed in the temple as the Passover
sacrifice for the sins of the people of
Israel. Five days before the lamb was to
be sacrificed, it was chosen. Therefore,
Jesus entered Jerusalem on lamb
selection day as the lamb of God. The
people did not understand the
significance of this, since they greeted
Him with palm branches and hailed
Him as King, shouting "Hosanna,"
which means "save us." However, they
were not looking for a spiritual Savior,
but a political savior. Jesus' reaction was to weep, since He realized that they did not understand the Messiah's purpose in coming:
Luke 19:38
saying, "BLESSED IS THE KING WHO
COMES IN THE NAME OF THE LORD;
Peace in heaven and glory in the
highest!"

And the reaction of Jesus is :

Luke 19:41
And when He approached, He saw
the city and WEPT over it,

The day Jesus was crucified was the day
of the Passover celebration and the day
that the Passover lamb was to be
sacrificed. For the previous 1,200 years,
the priest would blow the shophar (ram's horn) at 3:00 p.m. - the moment the lamb was sacrificed, and all the people would pause to contemplate the sacrifice for sins on behalf of the people of Israel.
At 3:00, when Jesus was being crucified, He said, "It is finished" at
the moment that the Passover lamb was
sacrificed and the shophar was blown
from the Temple. The sacrifice of the
lamb of God was fulfilled at the hour that the symbolic animal sacrifice usually took place.
Matthew 27:46, 50
And about the ninth hour [3:00 p.m.]
Jesus cried out with a loud voice,
saying, "ELI, ELI, LAMA SABACHTHANI?" that is, "MY GOD, MY GOD, WHY HAST THOU FORSAKEN ME?"... And Jesus cried
out again with a loud voice, and yielded up His spirit.

The festival of unleavened bread began
Friday evening (at sunset). As part of the
festival, the Jews would take some of the grain - the "first fruits" of their harvest - to the Temple to offer as a sacrifice. In so doing, they were offering God all they had and trusting Him to proved the rest of the harvest. It was at this point that Jesus was buried - planted in the ground - as He said right before His death.
Paul refers to Jesus as the first fruits of
those raised from the dead in 1 Corinthians. As such, Jesus represents
the fulfillment of God's promise to
provide the rest of the harvest -
resurrection of those who follow the
Messiah.
Read more. http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/passover.html

malvisguy212:
OAM4J

malvisguy212:
OAM4J

malvisguy212:
happy Sunday

malvisguy212:
OAM4J

malvisguy212:
lalasticala

malvisguy212:
The festival of the Passover has been
celebrated by Jews for thousands of
years. It is the retelling of the great story of how God redeemed the Jewish nation from enslavement in Egypt. The
celebration itself was given to the Jews
while they were still in Egypt. The
original celebration centered around the Passover lamb, which was sacrificed and its blood put over the doorposts as a sign of faith, so that the Lord passed over the houses of the Jews during the last plague poured out on the Egyptians - the killing of every firstborn. To a large degree, the Passover lamb has been eliminated from the Passover festival (with the only remnant being the roasted lamb shank bone).

The New Testament says that Jesus is our sacrificial Lamb. The Passover lamb was to be a "male without defect,"
Exodus 12:5
The animals you choose must be
year-old males without DEFECT, and
you may take them from the sheep
or the goats.
Jesus forestshadowing this sacrifice in the new testament:
1Peter 1:18-19
For you know that it was not with
perishable things such as silver or
gold that you were redeemed from
the empty way of life handed down
to you from your forefathers, but
with the precious blood of Christ,A
LAMB WITHOUT BLEMISH OR DEFECT.

In addition, when the lamb was roasted and eaten, NONE OF ITS BONES WERE TO BE BROKEN. This fact was also prophesized for the Messiah, whose bones were not to be broken:
Exodus 12:46
"It must be eaten inside one house;
take none of the meat outside the
house. DO NOT BREAK ANY OF THE BONES.

Again our Lord Jesus christ forestshadowing this event:
John 19:32, 33, 36
The soldiers therefore came, and
broke the legs of the first man, and
of the other man who was crucified
with Him; but coming to Jesus, when
they saw that He was already dead,
THEY DID NOT BREAK HIS LEGS ;... For
these things came to pass, that the
Scripture might be fulfilled, "Not a
bone of Him shall be broken."
Psalm 34:20
He keeps all his bones; not one of
them is broken.

It was customary during crucifixion to break the leg bones of the person after a few hours in order to hasten their death. The only way a person could breathe when hanging on a cross was to push up with his legs, which was very exhausting. By breaking the legs, death followed soon by asphyxiation.However, in the case of Jesus, they broke the legs of the other two men, but did not break His, since He was already dead.

Passover symbolism Much of the symbolism of Jesus' last Passover week is lost to us because we are unaware of the customs of the time.
For example, Jesus came into the city of
Jerusalem five days before the lamb was killed in the temple as the Passover
sacrifice for the sins of the people of
Israel. Five days before the lamb was to
be sacrificed, it was chosen. Therefore,
Jesus entered Jerusalem on lamb
selection day as the lamb of God. The
people did not understand the
significance of this, since they greeted
Him with palm branches and hailed
Him as King, shouting "Hosanna,"
which means "save us." However, they
were not looking for a spiritual Savior,
but a political savior. Jesus' reaction was to weep, since He realized that they did not understand the Messiah's purpose in coming:
Luke 19:38
saying, "BLESSED IS THE KING WHO
COMES IN THE NAME OF THE LORD;
Peace in heaven and glory in the
highest!"

And the reaction of Jesus is :

Luke 19:41
And when He approached, He saw
the city and WEPT over it,

The day Jesus was crucified was the day
of the Passover celebration and the day
that the Passover lamb was to be
sacrificed. For the previous 1,200 years,
the priest would blow the shophar (ram's horn) at 3:00 p.m. - the moment the lamb was sacrificed, and all the people would pause to contemplate the sacrifice for sins on behalf of the people of Israel.
At 3:00, when Jesus was being crucified, He said, "It is finished" at
the moment that the Passover lamb was
sacrificed and the shophar was blown
from the Temple. The sacrifice of the
lamb of God was fulfilled at the hour that the symbolic animal sacrifice usually took place.
Matthew 27:46, 50
And about the ninth hour [3:00 p.m.]
Jesus cried out with a loud voice,
saying, "ELI, ELI, LAMA SABACHTHANI?" that is, "MY GOD, MY GOD, WHY HAST THOU FORSAKEN ME?"... And Jesus cried
out again with a loud voice, and yielded up His spirit.

The festival of unleavened bread began
Friday evening (at sunset). As part of the
festival, the Jews would take some of the grain - the "first fruits" of their harvest - to the Temple to offer as a sacrifice. In so doing, they were offering God all they had and trusting Him to proved the rest of the harvest. It was at this point that Jesus was buried - planted in the ground - as He said right before His death.
Paul refers to Jesus as the first fruits of
those raised from the dead in 1 Corinthians. As such, Jesus represents
the fulfillment of God's promise to
provide the rest of the harvest -
resurrection of those who follow the
Messiah.
Read more. http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/passover.html

ifenes:
Jesus is just another Sun god,nothing more. Let the Pagan worship of the Sun continue tomorrow,which is another Sun-day.

malvisguy212:

Deuteronomy 4:19
And when you look up to the sky and see the
SUN, THE MOON AND THE STARS --all the heavenly
array-- DO NOT BE ENTICED INTO BOWING DOWN TO THEM and worshiping things the LORD your God
has apportioned to all the nations under
heaven.

Jesus is the sun god YET the bible speak against bowing down to sun ? Do you guys reason at all ? NO wonder ,psalm 14 verse one say " the fool say their is no God".

ifenes:


How did Yahweh create the Sun,Moon and Stars? Big lie! That doesn't explain that verse.

Now you called Jesus a Sun god, a mere Carpenter from Pakistan.

Gombs:
This wan that no one wants to discuss with you, and mods sef don't want to help you...


How can I help na?

malvisguy212:
today is easter, perfect day for this thread, hopefully lalasticala will put this thread in front page.

malvisguy212:
Who is talking about creating ? You said jesus is the sun god, YET He warn us against worshiping this things.

ifenes:


Jesus's story is an allegory to make the Sun interesting. All attributes given to Jesus are attributes of the Sun.

malvisguy212:
trash. Your heart is harden, no mater what I say, you will still look for excuse.