Subject: Passover Seder Info
Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1998 00:27:25 +0000
To: "Hebraic Heritage Newsgroup"<heb_roots_chr@geocities.com>
From: Andrew Barnett
To: <heb_roots_chr@mail.geocities.com>
Subject: Passover Seder
Please add Shabbat Shalom Fellowship of Ft. Mill, SC to your Passover Seder
list. We will be celebrating on Friday, April 10th at 7:30pm. If
anyone would like information or directions please call us at: (803)
985-3510 or e-mail us at (andrewfb@cetlink.net).
Thanks,
Andy Barnett
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From: RICHARD ALTOM
To: "heb_roots_chr@geocities.com"<heb_roots_chr@geocities.com>
Subject: PASSOVER DAN GRUBBER
Shalom:
I just read the letter on Passover and the teaching of Dan Gruber.
He will be in the St. Louis area APRIL 23, 24 and 25 TH for a sharing
"Yeshua Conference". The other teacher will be Paul Halle from
Shamburg, IL. Rev. Dale Wathern from Woodrive IL. and Rev. Richard
Altom from St. Louis. If you would like to know more, please e-mail
me at (altom@primary.net).
Richard Altom
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From: Shane Westhoelter <shane@mlc.net>
To: <heb_roots_chr@geocities.com>
Subject: Re: Passover Seder Info
Eddie
We will be conducting a Passover Seder in St. Charles Missouri, Sunday
April 5,th at the St. Charles Colunms Banquet Center. All are weclome
to come and study the Passover from a Hebrew Roots view. Anyone
interested can call 314-939-9714 for details.
Thanks
Shane Westhoelter
Hidden truth Ministries
P.S. I love your board thanks so much for your work, time and
commitment! Be Blessed!
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To: heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
From: Hans Vanderwerff
Subject: Re: Info on Easter
>
>EASTER IS NOT ANOTHER NAME FOR PASSOVER! Easter was not considered a
>"Christian" festival until the fourth century. Early Christians
>celebrated Passover on the 14th day of the first month. The first
>month began on the first visible moon after the vernal equinox.
>After much debate, the Nicaean council of 325 A.D. decreed that
>"Easter" should be celebrated on the first Sunday after the vernal
>equinox. Why was so much debate necessary if "Easter" was a
>tradition passed down from the Apostles? The answer is that it was
>not an Apostolic instituition, but, an invention of man!
>
>Taken from the writings of Richard Rives' book "Too Long in the Sun"
>A well documented easy to read book showing the similarities of all
>"gods" to sun worship - Satan worship
>
>Partakers Publications
>PO Box 23031
>Charlotte, NC 28227
>
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Shalom Eddie,
Is the statement "After much debate, the Nicaean council of 325 A.D.
decreed that 'Easter' should be celebrated on the first Sunday after
the vernal equinox" as referrenced above a correct statement?
I have enjoyed the various thoughts on Passover and Easter, but how
can the statement <that 'Easter' should be celebrated on the first
Sunday after the vernal equinox> be correct? That would mean that
Easter always must fall on the first Sunday following 21 March (or
Spring). That is hardly the case. I do agree that The Nicaean
council made a serious error in changing the Biblical Passover into a
Pagan related feast called Easter.
Greetings, Hans
>From Eddie:
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Hans,
Thank for the clarification of this article.
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To: heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
Subject: Re: Why Should Christians Celebrate Passover ???
From: Elizabeth Saez
This explanation was very interesting, brief, and hopefully beneficial
for Christians who don't know the whole story on Pesach.
I also wanted to mention a video from a Christian/Jewish hebraic roots
perspective named "The Last Supper and Biblical Cuisine". Here is the
description for the video: For the first time, the most elaborate and
extensive film ever to be made on Last Supper. This extraordinary
video tape was filmed and dramatized entirely on authentic locations
of the Holy Land and the Middle East. Jesus met with his Twelve
disciples in the "upper room", where they shared the meal that history
knows as the "Last Supper". It was the traditional Jewish Passover
"Seder" meal, which to this day, symbolizes the deliverance from
slavery to freedom and is commemorated for the last supper the ancient
Hebrews shared before leaving Egypt, on their long journey to the
Promised Land. The LAST SUPPER video restores this special event
emphasizing both its Christian tradition and Jewish roots. It explores
the recipes of the exotic Biblical courses served at the supper: The
bread, the salads, the herbs, the olive dish, the lamb, wine, fruit
and all other magnificent courses.
1993 from Mirkam productions
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Subject: Passover calendar
From: jill kropp
To: <heb_roots_chr@geocities.com>
I'm interested in seeing a complete calendar of Passover for this
year. I know when it starts, but I'm unsure when it ends or when
special observances are to be remembered.
Jill K.
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