Reflections

Hi everyone. So, April 29th, 2016, at sunset ended the Feast of Unleavened Bread :(

This was me and my family's first year celebrating the Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread.

Ever since I have gotten closer to God's Word, I have learned a lot. I learned about things that the preachers and churches have kept away from us.

I was so sucked in to the churches teachings that I couldn't even realize that Good Friday and Easter are not Biblical. It took me getting away from the Church to finally realize the fact that the Passover along with God's other Appointed Feasts are Biblical and God wants us to celebrate them and not man made holidays.
 
As a reflection looking back at my first year celebrating the Passover I am so happy I did. This was so much more meaningful than celebrating the Last Supper, and Yeshua's (Jesus') crucifixion and resurrection on days that are untrue . I have enjoyed doing something God (Yahweh) wants us all to do.

I really am hoping that my blog posts on the Passover has made everyone think. I hope people are starting to realize the truth about God's Appointed Feasts.

If anyone tells you it is a "Jewish Thing", it is NOT. It is a Christian Thing, and it is something for God's people, and we are God's people.

If someone tells you "it does not matter whether you celebrate it on easter or the passover as long as you celebrate it" just know they are WRONG. God gave us specific dates to celebrate His Feast. Why would you even have the nerve as God as your witness to celebrate His Son's sacrifice for you on another day?

You can check out my upcoming video on why we as Christians should celebrate God's Appointed Feasts.