[Cronos]

If the name Easter is in the Bible, I don't know what verse it's in. What does it mean? It comes from Asteroth, Isis, Ishtar, ect

You do realize that "Easter" is the word only in English, right?

With the exception of German and English, the day on which Christ rose is called Pascha/Passover/Pasqua -- even in Dutch (a Germanic language)

How can you compare the word in a late language (English) when the name of the Sumerian goddes was Innana, not Ishtar??? Do you know any other language besides English?

If you did you would know:

1. In Latin: Pascha
   
   
2. In Polish: Wielkanoc (Great night)
   
   
3. In Dutch : Pasen
   
   
4. Swedish: pask
   
   
5. in Welsh: Pasg

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Your not getting what Ive been saying. I don't care what Easter is in Latin or Polish. It's still a pagan holiday. The true day Christ rose was on First Fruits which hardly ever happens on the pagan days except by accident.

You obviously haven't looked at any information I sent. Being unteachable is not virtue.