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Re: The Date of the Crucifixion & Related Issues
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03/05/12 07:09 PM
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Elle, in what way does Ellen White say we should observe the feast of tabernacles?
Kland I have no idea what this has to do with this discussion. Could you just say what point you want to express.
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Re: The Date of the Crucifixion & Related Issues
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03/05/12 09:40 PM
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Rosangela, I appreciate you sharing your belief that Jesus died on Nisan 15. To be honest with you it was the first time I heard someone having that opinion. After reading several SDA website with their views on it, I see that the church is divided in half in this belief. Some believe as I do that Christ died on Nisan 14, and others as you do. In fact, this has been discussed among Christians of all faiths for centuries. Since the statements of the synoptics are a strong argument in favor of Nisan 15, the year 31 A.D. is a possibility for Christ's death - and the only one for those who don't disregard the information given in the synoptics.
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Re: The Date of the Crucifixion & Related Issues
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03/05/12 09:51 PM
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For those who wish to go deeper into this subject (and in the 2300 days/70 weeks prophecy), I would recommend the book whose link for download is in my post #139948.
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Re: The Date of the Crucifixion & Related Issues
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03/06/12 04:55 PM
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Elle, in what way does Ellen White say we should observe the feast of tabernacles?
Kland I have no idea what this has to do with this discussion. Could you just say what point you want to express. It was in response to your comment: I agree that some of the Jewish traditions are important, however much were “traditions of men” as Jesus often rebuked them. Since much details of the changes of the feasts are not recorded in scriptures, then as Christians it is our duty to inquire of the Lord what modification, additions, subtractions are His and what are traditions of men. If we didn’t receive any answers right away, that’s fine to follow what we currently think how to keep the feast. However, we shouldn’t be conclusive about it and be honest sharing tht "this is what I think but haven’t received confirmation from the Lord". At each feast keeping the Lord will enlighten us a little at a time until we come to embrace the dept, width, breath knowing the mind and heart of the Lord behind each details of the feast.
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