Christians celebrating Passover

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jesus celebrated Passover so it makes sense to want to experience events in the life of Jesus. I am personally not offended at all.

See above. It's not about Jesus celebrating Passover "so I'm going to do it, too."

Christians are changing the entire point of Passover and making it all about Jesus and inserting him where he never was.

Like with the three matzah and the blood on the door posts is not about protection from death but it's about Jesus' sacrifice, etc.

Not the same at all. No reason to try and steal it and use it for their own purposes.

[Anonymous]

Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

They made a whole new religion too, called Christianity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

No. Christianity (33 AD) is older than Rabbinical Judaism (developed after 70 AD). Christianity is the continuation of the faith of the Old Testament Hebrew people.

[Anonymous]

Christians you already have a holiday to celebrate the Paschal sacrifice. It is called Easter. If you’re truly sincerely interested in interfaith activities, make actual friends with Jewish people and maybe you can get invited to their (Jewish) seder.

[Anonymous]

Praise be to God for sending us Jesus, the perfect Passover Lamb.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christians you already have a holiday to celebrate the Paschal sacrifice. It is called Easter. If you’re truly sincerely interested in interfaith activities, make actual friends with Jewish people and maybe you can get invited to their (Jewish) seder.

14:23 poster here, Christian, and agree 100%. This is historical Christian teaching. Christians should not be celebrating Jewish Passover, per se, but Holy Week and Easter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

Stole?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

No. Christianity (33 AD) is older than Rabbinical Judaism (developed after 70 AD). Christianity is the continuation of the faith of the Old Testament Hebrew people.

HAHAHAHAHA thank you for that laugh.

Good one!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

No. Christianity (33 AD) is older than Rabbinical Judaism (developed after 70 AD). Christianity is the continuation of the faith of the Old Testament Hebrew people.

HAHAHAHAHA thank you for that laugh.

Good one!!!!

I'll admit that the last sentence is my opinion. But the previous sentence is a historical fact taught in any Religious Studies 101 class in any university.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

No. Christianity (33 AD) is older than Rabbinical Judaism (developed after 70 AD). Christianity is the continuation of the faith of the Old Testament Hebrew people.

HAHAHAHAHA thank you for that laugh.

Good one!!!!

I'll admit that the last sentence is my opinion. But the previous sentence is a historical fact taught in any Religious Studies 101 class in any university.

Tell me you went to a hyper Christian college that makes up lessons to fit its narrative without telling me you went to a hyper Christian college that makes up lessons to fit its narrative.

Christianity being older than Judaism is literally impossible. You're really off your rocker with this one.

[Anonymous]

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Missed the point, entirely.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

No. Christianity (33 AD) is older than Rabbinical Judaism (developed after 70 AD). Christianity is the continuation of the faith of the Old Testament Hebrew people.

HAHAHAHAHA thank you for that laugh.

Good one!!!!

I'll admit that the last sentence is my opinion. But the previous sentence is a historical fact taught in any Religious Studies 101 class in any university.

Tell me you went to a hyper Christian college that makes up lessons to fit its narrative without telling me you went to a hyper Christian college that makes up lessons to fit its narrative.

Christianity being older than Judaism is literally impossible. You're really off your rocker with this one.

No, definitely have a secular education. Maybe that's how I know this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbinic_Judaism#:~:text=Following%20the%20destruction%20of%20the,and%20leaders%20of%20individual%20communities.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christians stole the entire Old Testament from Judaism, so.

No. Christianity (33 AD) is older than Rabbinical Judaism (developed after 70 AD). Christianity is the continuation of the faith of the Old Testament Hebrew people.

HAHAHAHAHA thank you for that laugh.

Good one!!!!

I'll admit that the last sentence is my opinion. But the previous sentence is a historical fact taught in any Religious Studies 101 class in any university.

Tell me you went to a hyper Christian college that makes up lessons to fit its narrative without telling me you went to a hyper Christian college that makes up lessons to fit its narrative.

Christianity being older than Judaism is literally impossible. You're really off your rocker with this one.

No, definitely have a secular education. Maybe that's how I know this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbinic_Judaism#:~:text=Following%20the%20destruction%20of%20the,and%20leaders%20of%20individual%20communities.

Dude. Just stop.

I don't need you to tell me when the destruction of the Second Temple occurred, thanks.

So basically just wanted to confirm that you're just going to ignore Temple Judaism like it never existed, and make the claim that Christianity is older than Judaism? Cool.

You're conflating two subjects and you're ridiculous.