Game: What is wrong with this picture?

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Game: What is wrong with this picture?

The purpose of this game is to stimulate thinking by posting an image that looks acceptable - but for some reason it is not. The person who answers correctly gets to post the next picture.

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The bread should be broken. I'm right. Next picture

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The bread should be broken. I'm right. Next picture

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That is not the correct answer. The bread was broken during the last supper - so there was a time during the gathering when it was not broken.
 

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That is not the correct answer. The bread was broken during the last supper - so there was a time during the gathering when it was not broken.
Oh drat! I guess you don't want to guess what's wrong with the picture I posted. Np, we'll let them guess
 

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Oh drat! I guess you don't want to guess what's wrong with the picture I posted. Np, we'll let them guess

You can try again, if you like. The first puzzle has to be solved before the game continues.

That being said - the breaking of the bread or how it was done (with knife, sliced, with hands etc) is not the answer to the fundamental problem of the picture as presented.
 

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Hint: An observant Jew would see ½ of the problem immediately, but only ½. Don't confuse "observant" with "Torah following" - as most Jews typically let their Talmud/Mishneh interpret Torah for them.
 

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raisins and not w out leaven
I didnt even notice the knife.
 
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The red napkin seems to defy gravity and stand on its end.
 

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oh
the Pascha misses, the lamb and bitter herbs

No. The Lamb is present - but no one is eating Him in the physical sense - and there is no mention of a slaughtered animal being part of the last supper. It is only bread and drink.
 

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No. The Lamb is present - but no one is eating Him in the physical sense - and there is no mention of a slaughtered animal being part of the last supper. It is only bread and drink.

Yes but they ate it. Hmmm. No idea then.
Jesus?
 

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The red napkin seems to defy gravity and stand on its end.

No. We do not see the top of the napkin and what it may be hanging from or pinned to.

The Last Supper takes place during a certain festival. Whatever one believes about it *now* is irrelevant insofar as the picture goes, and what is wrong with the picture.
 

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Not using unleavened bread
 

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Only one cup of wine?
 

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Okay. I'm overthinking it.
 

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I probably shouldn't have started this game with that picture - but it was on my mind.

Our English word "wine" - means the fermented juice of a fruit - traditionally - grapes. "New wine" and "Old wine" (in our culture) refers to how long the wine has aged - as a fermented wine.

This being established as obvious - a wine skin that is "old" and empty will not burst when "new" wine is added to it - because for it to burst it must ferment further - releasing CO2. But since it is already fermented out - it simply will not do this. An old wine skin filled with "new" (but already fermented) wine will not burst and break. The teaching of Yeshua in Matthew 9:17 used to confuse me because I didn't understand the fermentation process at that time.

I make beer on a regular basis and sometimes wine. The making of these products release a lot of gas - enough pressure to cause a wine skin to break

- but only if...

The "New Wine" by definition - is not yet fermented - ie: has not been turned into an alcoholic product through the conversion of it's sugars.

How this relates to the picture:

Wine (as an alcoholic product) couldn't have been consumed at the Last Supper/First day of Unleavened bread. "New Wine" must be un-fermented "fruit of the vine".

Further:

The law of the Feast of Unleavened doesn't just apply to bread. It applies to everything made with yeast. That includes wine - be it natural yeast arising from the juice/grape itself - or added yeast. Exodus 12:15, 12:19

Now after explaining it I know I shouldn't have started the game off this way, as it's likely to start a debate, lol.

ImaginaryDay2 - you may supply the next picture since you gave part of the right answer (sorry ImAlive - I don't read Dutch and according to Google translate you misspelled "gist" as well).
 

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