[ladyL]

Today is the Feast of First Fruit and we celebrate Yahshua the Messiah's Resurrection and He became the First Fruit from the dead. The Feast of First Fruit was to be celebrated on the 1st day after the 7th day after Passover which would make it fall on a Sunday every year. This of course is according to Lev. 23, the Bible. What you are espousing is all man's doctrine and traditions. So you follow man, the remnant will follow the Bible.

[Campion]

Where'd you get this "Bible" thing from? How do you know what books belong in it, and what books don't? Where in the Bible does God authorize anyone to write a single word of the New Testament? Oh, yeah: that's all *tradition*, every bit of it.

BTW, any Orthodox Jew will tell you that you can't properly celebrate a single feast of the Jewish year, or even properly understand a single verse of Torah, apart from the teaching of the sages and rabbis, which is ... *tradition*.

In fact, by claiming that celebrating Jewish holy days is somehow meaningful or meritorious apart from keeping the whole Law and the whole Jewish tradition, you're establishing a tradition of your own.

Happy Paschal Sunday Feast of the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

[Rashputin]

So, you've accept Jesus Christ as the only begotten Son of God, God from God, and our Savior through His death on the cross but you're hung up on Jewish feast days?