I already did. What you're doing is like others I read on the net. You think you didn't accuse a Christian of worshiping a dead Christ because you did not say specifically those words, you worship a dead Christ.
However, you worded your remarks to a member here so that the readers could infer precisely that and without stating it directly.
I reconciled all of it with my post and scripture proofs.
I don't expect anyone who thinks Jesus rose on Sunday to change their minds regardless of the scripture, the Hebrew Nisan, or any other evidence to support the fact Jesus arose on Saturday.
I'm not going to go back and forth on this. The Bible says what it says. People believe what they want to believe.
However, you worded your remarks to a member here so that the readers could infer precisely that and without stating it directly.
I reconciled all of it with my post and scripture proofs.
I don't expect anyone who thinks Jesus rose on Sunday to change their minds regardless of the scripture, the Hebrew Nisan, or any other evidence to support the fact Jesus arose on Saturday.
I'm not going to go back and forth on this. The Bible says what it says. People believe what they want to believe.
I misquoted scripture not long ago, and a kind Christian corrected it. I am so thankful. We are honor bound to speak the truth.
The feasts predicts the steps God takes for our salvation. Every step, like Pentecost, has come about at the exact time of the celebration of the prediction. If Christ rose on Sunday instead of the Sabbath it would be the only exemption.
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