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The Feast of First Fruits is not itself a sabbath day. Thursday was Passover (which began Wednesday night at nightfall. Friday was a High sabbath, Saturday was a normal Sabbath. Then Feast of First Fruits was Sunday, and Christ rose during the early morning hours (probably before or at dawn)...

Posting this here, since the text input on the site it is intended for is not really made for this kind of post... Please note, TOL members: None of this is specifically directed at anyone here on TOL. And for those of you reading this from the site it is linked on, much of what I say here has...

I'd say Whoopi is dumber, but she's just evil.

You're committing a Historian's Fallacy.

That is a MODERN definition of blood. You need to put yourself in the shoes of the person who wrote the scripture. What was the context? How did they see things? Did they consider insects or plants to be "living beings" that could suffer death? Blood to the ancients was what flowed through the...

You said: "Everything" includes bicycles. Bicycles are outside of Christ, are they not? You shouldn't make such overgeneralizations.

OR, the people James is writing to MUST endure to the end.... You know, just like what Jesus taught, speaking of the coming tribulation of Israel: “Then they will deliver you up to tribulation and kill you, and you will be hated by all nations for My name’s sake. And then many will be...

Regarding the Firmament:

Are bicycles sin?

Would you say that such a requirement for the king as outlined in my previous posts would lessen or perhaps eliminate the need for there to be a method for the king's removal? I ask because if a king is going to be so wicked that he ignores such directives, he's probably going to ignore any...

You should start at verse 14, instead of verse 23. It gives you the full context of what James is talking about: What does it profit, my brethren, if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Can faith save him? If a brother or sister is naked and destitute of daily food, and one of...

I think this article will help you understand. https://gracethrufaith.com/topical-studies/holidays-and-holy-days/solving-the-three-day-three-night-mystery/ (I will point out that they (GrThFa) are incorrect when they say that "the next day begins at sundown," as it was pointed out by Dr...

He doesn't believe in it because it's a false belief! And whether someone believes in Maundy Thursday is completely irrelevant to the point I'm making! If Maundy Thursday is a false belief based on incorrect interpretation of the Bible, then you should discard the idea altogether! Not...

@Derf @Idolater @rstrats Did you listen to the Kgov show I posted here? If not, you should. You're free not to, of course, but you should, because it ends the discussion. Completely. It leaves no room for interpretation. It fits the narrative of the Bible perfectly.

You should be more concerned with truth than propping up a falsehood with discussion. If, and I have given evidence that it is, Thursday was the day Christ was crucified, then Maundy Thursday is a falsehood that needs to be discarded. It is a defeater to this entire discussion. It renders the...

Yeah, ChatGPT isn't coming up with anything useful...

I don't think you did. When I say "there's no point in further discussion," I mean there's no point at all. For anyone. Even you. Like I said, it's the equivalent of rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. And yes, I mean as it's sinking. I gave you a couple of lines of evidence that the...

It's not. It doesn't.

This is the equivalent of rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Again, if Maundy Thursday is not on a Thursday, because that's when the crucifixion happened, then there's no point in further discussion. It's completely moot.