RabbiO
הרב יונה בן זכריה
Yes, see post #85
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Why does the Church pass over Passover?
- Thread starter roger1440
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Yes, see post #85
CMike
Well-Known Member
There were two main rabbis, Rabbi Shammai and Rabbi Hillel
So this guy first went to Rabbi Shammai and asked him to teach him the entire story standing on one foot. Rabbi Shammai chased him out thinking he was just mocking him.
The same dude went to Rabbi Hillel and asked the same question, and gave him his famous answer that we are discussing.
So this guy first went to Rabbi Shammai and asked him to teach him the entire story standing on one foot. Rabbi Shammai chased him out thinking he was just mocking him.
The same dude went to Rabbi Hillel and asked the same question, and gave him his famous answer that we are discussing.
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
Yes, that was presented in my 'Baptism is just symbolic' thread, hence why I brought it up here.
CMike
Well-Known Member
We are discussing here Judaism, not Christianity.
You want the actual meaning of it or some Christian reinterpretation?
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
The what?
Context, in the other thread it was presented in what I thought was a literal fashion, that's why I brought it up in the first place.
I already 'got' the meaning from it as far as i'm concerned.
CMike
Well-Known Member
The story happened literally.
Rabbi Hillel was making a point. He didn't literally mean that everything other than what he said was just commentary.
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
you can take up the subject again as far as i'm concernedThis thread had gone into so many directions, I had to scroll up to see where we started from.
Robert.Evans
You will be assimilated; it is His Will.
Do you? If so, why? And why did they? Were they wood?
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
With the Sabbath to start soon, he may not be able to get back to you for a while, so let me link you to this, and check out item #142: Judaism 101: A List of the 613 Mitzvot (Commandments)
Tumah
Veteran Member
Gerhard Ebersoehn
Member
Who knows of the passover's "BONE-DAY"?
Gerhard Ebersoehn
Member
No one?!
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
I forgot..
Gerhard Ebersoehn
Member
What you forgot you must have known before.
Did you know that Jesus' Last Passover had its Bone-Day?
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
Nope..
Gerhard Ebersoehn
Member
Jesus' 'Bone-Day' was the day "The-Whole-Day" of the passover --- Jesus' day-of-BURIAL.
'Etsem Yom' of the Passover-of-Yahweh.
'Etsem' -- "bone" is metaphor for 'substance', 'wholeness', 'binding' / 'unity' / 'firmness' / 'UNBROKEN'!
"No bone of His shall be broken / severed / moved'.
"The LORD was before my face always that I shall not be moved."
Bone does not decompose. "His flesh should not see corruption in death."
'Etsem Yom' of the Passover-of-Yahweh.
'Etsem' -- "bone" is metaphor for 'substance', 'wholeness', 'binding' / 'unity' / 'firmness' / 'UNBROKEN'!
"No bone of His shall be broken / severed / moved'.
"The LORD was before my face always that I shall not be moved."
Bone does not decompose. "His flesh should not see corruption in death."
chlotilde
Madame Curie
I know of some Roman Catholics who will celebrate a Seder meal on Holy Thursday as a reminder of our relationship with the Jews....with lamb, matzoh, and bitter herbs. There are other Roman Catholics who think this practice is an insult to the Jews (I'm not sure of their particular reasons.)