[roamer_1]

Here's the haystack; go for it. I'll accept the fact that you either cannot or WILL not show the applicable scripture.

I find no profit in it. As long as one is willing to believe that one word of YHWH cancels out another, the whole counsel of YHWH cannot be seen.

It should be enough that one is grafted onto Israel, and that Israel is commanded to keep Torah forever.

It should be enough that one's own Master said to do and keep Torah.

One would think that one would question a religion that, purporting to serve YHWH, keeps *none* of what YHWH sanctified forever, and instead, by tradition, keeps pagan holy days and rituals, and leans upon wisdom of men... One might think that such would see the dichotomy and turn to find out why.

There is no greater defense of ignorance than a mind that thinks it already knows.

Unlearn.

[Elsie]

There is no greater defense of ignorance than a mind that thinks it already knows.

HMMMmmm...