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  • Adam_Maudite
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    Re: Easter is about Jesus. Period

    Sorry to double post, but this needs to be said:

    "There is power, power, wonder working power
    In the blood of the Lamb;
    There is power, power, wonder working power
    In the precious blood of the Lamb."

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  • Adam_Maudite
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    GLORY

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  • Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson
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    Originally posted by Adam_Maudite View Post
    Seems to me if you aren't in Church, if you don't believe in the LORD, then your 'celebration' of Easter is really just bold faced mockery. You don't get to jump on the bandwagon just because you like the holiday, same goes for Christmas.
    The Bible quite clearly says it is the celebration of passover and our Lord's temporary death. Jesus said Himself that His flesh is meat indeed and His blood is drink indeed. The Passover, of course, being where the angel of death descended on Egypt and killed somewhere around half a million men after God hardened Pharaoh's heart.

    I guess depending on which Gospel you follow, Jesus either died before or after the Passover.

    We merely celebrate the Eucharist every Sunday by drinking His blood and eating His flesh. Now we will celebrate when He was nailed to a cross and died. Then He rose from the grave. Apparently, some other people did too according to Matthew 27:52-53.

    Shout glory!

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  • Adam_Maudite
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    Originally posted by Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson View Post
    Friend, you are preaching to the choir. No one takes our Savior's temporary death on the cross, Jesus' sweating drops of blood and the eating of His flesh; that is meat indeed, more seriously than we do. Indeed we drink deeply in the Blood of Jesus on our hallowed day of Easter.
    Seems to me if you aren't in Church, if you don't believe in the LORD, then your 'celebration' of Easter is really just bold faced mockery. You don't get to jump on the bandwagon just because you like the holiday, same goes for Christmas.

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  • Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson
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    Originally posted by Adam_Maudite View Post
    Do as Christ taught, anyway. It's a real sign of the times that even the rememberance and celebration Lord's Resurrection is an opportunity for heresy and sin to weasel in.
    Friend, you are preaching to the choir. No one takes our Savior's temporary death on the cross, Jesus' sweating drops of blood and the eating of His flesh; that is meat indeed, more seriously than we do. Indeed we drink deeply in the Blood of Jesus on our hallowed day of Easter.

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  • Adam_Maudite
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    Originally posted by Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson View Post
    You're probably right, friend. We should likely stick to eating our Savior's holy flesh in the Eucharist.
    Do as Christ taught, anyway. It's a real sign of the times that even the rememberance and celebration Lord's Resurrection is an opportunity for heresy and sin to weasel in.

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  • Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson
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    Originally posted by Adam_Maudite View Post
    Honestly, I don't think the Apostles would have done it, you don't see them eating chocolate crosses after the Resurrection. Better to err on the side of caution, I suppose, or submit to the wisdom of those who've made a more thorough study of these things. What's chocolate got to do with salvation anyway?
    You're probably right, friend. We should likely stick to eating our Savior's holy flesh in the Eucharist.

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  • Adam_Maudite
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    Originally posted by Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson View Post
    That's a tough one. On one hand, what better way to celebrate our Lord's triumph over death? On the other, it does seem a mockery.

    What do you think?
    Honestly, I don't think the Apostles would have done it, you don't see them eating chocolate crosses after the Resurrection. Better to err on the side of caution, I suppose, or submit to the wisdom of those who've made a more thorough study of these things. What's chocolate got to do with salvation anyway?

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  • Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson
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    Originally posted by Adam_Maudite View Post
    Now, I'm struggling here, and maybe it's come up already, but do people in the forum think that chocolate crosses are ok, or is eating them a mockery of the Crucifixion of our Lord and therefore blasphemy?
    That's a tough one. On one hand, what better way to celebrate our Lord's triumph over death? On the other, it does seem a mockery.

    What do you think?

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  • Adam_Maudite
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    Now, I'm struggling here, and maybe it's come up already, but do people in the forum think that chocolate crosses are ok, or is eating them a mockery of the Crucifixion of our Lord and therefore blasphemy?

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  • James Dewitt
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    Originally posted by SantosLHalper View Post
    Jesus Navas is proud to be a vital part of Easter.

    I am not sure why, but I get the feeling that you are making fun of my Personal Lord and Savior(R). I don't appreciate your lame ass attempt at juvenile humor. I suggest that you crack open a Holy KJV1611 and find Jesus.

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  • SantosLHalper
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    Jesus Navas is proud to be a vital part of Easter.

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  • Jo Freddie
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    Originally posted by Cursed View Post
    You're a crazy abomination!
    No, now if I was Chef Boyardee you might have a point
    I hate you and everything you stand for. I know you're here as an example, but you make me sick and angry.
    Why do you hate god? Yes I am here as an example, a shinning example of how to know Our Lord. The truth makes you sick? It should not my friend, you should rejoice in the truth.
    I can't wait until you go to Hell!
    You will have a infinitely long wait for that to happen, I am confident that I am destined for the Land of the Beer Volcano and Stripper Factory.

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  • Cursed
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    Originally posted by Jo Freddie View Post
    PASTOVER is a religious holiday analogous to the Jewish holiday of Passover, as well as the Christian holiday of Easter. During this time, Pastafarians across the globe are encouraged to eat copious amounts of pasta, usually spaghetti, which is cooked "in His image" by family members dressed as Pirates. Pastover celebrates the time when the Flying Spaghetti Monster first began touching people with His Noodly Appendage. Many stories about this momentous occasion have been passed down through the centuries, and it is interesting to note that they are all completely different. Some are hardly even intelligible. Regardless of one's version of the story, however, all true believers partake of the pasta and perform the ritual Passing of the Eye Patch, in which each member at the table takes a turn wearing an eye patch and talking about why he or she is happy to have been touched.
    You're a crazy abomination!

    I hate you and everything you stand for. I know you're here as an example, but you make me sick and angry.

    I can't wait until you go to Hell!

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  • Jo Freddie
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    PASTOVER is a religious holiday analogous to the Jewish holiday of Passover, as well as the Christian holiday of Easter. During this time, Pastafarians across the globe are encouraged to eat copious amounts of pasta, usually spaghetti, which is cooked "in His image" by family members dressed as Pirates. Pastover celebrates the time when the Flying Spaghetti Monster first began touching people with His Noodly Appendage. Many stories about this momentous occasion have been passed down through the centuries, and it is interesting to note that they are all completely different. Some are hardly even intelligible. Regardless of one's version of the story, however, all true believers partake of the pasta and perform the ritual Passing of the Eye Patch, in which each member at the table takes a turn wearing an eye patch and talking about why he or she is happy to have been touched.

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