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What do you think? Was Jesus celebrating Hanukkah or not? When I was a kid, we always celebrated Christmas, me and my family. But my dad had these friends who were Messianic, meaning that even though they were Christians, they kept the Feasts and dietary laws. They would always tell us that...

We have a pumpkin growing contest every year. They display them every year at the pumpkin festival. They get REALLY big!

Do you even have a point? There’s no evidence that Jesus refused to celebrate. I mean, you’re literally arguing about nothing. It’s like you’re just arguing for arguing’s sake.

Haha!!! I literally cracked up laughing.

Ha! No. We’re not the same person. Although we share the same last name. No relation though.

Origen and Josiah don’t make any sense. Their arguments are so nonsensical. John's gospel tells us that Jesus took part in the feasts of Passover and Tabernacles. So, when it says he was at the temple during the Feast of Dedication, the default assumption that any normal person would conclude...

Daniel prophesies about it, Jesus celebrated it, And the author of Hebrews comments on it. Oh, but there’s no verification for Maccabees in either the Old or New Testaments! They’re never referenced!! Lies. All lies. And the only thing these people have to say in response is word games...

Word games. Go away.

You don’t know Jesus’ motivation for going to the Feast? What? Was Jesus just stopping to use the restroom? Was he just there for the food? Just stopping for gas? Dude, seriously. Word games. Not interested. Go download an app on your iPhone where you can play word games with people. Stop...

More word games. Not interested. Go away.

“Then they came to the Valley of Eshcol, and there cut down a branch with one cluster of grapes; they carried it between two of them on a pole. They also brought some of the pomegranates and figs. The place was called the Valley of Eshcol, because of the cluster which the men of Israel cut down...

What do you mean you can find the word Hanukkah in the text? It’s there. The word Chanukah is merely a Hebrew word that means dedication. It says Feast of Dedication. And where is Jesus? At the temple. The very same temple Judas Maccabee dedicated. Andrew claimed that Jesus made sure to be in...

Exactly. Word game. Go away now. Not interested in your games.

Is that an accusation? I believe the Bible the way that the disciples quote it. What to you mean by tact? What is that?

You are the one twisting it. Are you saying Jesus was not in attendance? Isn’t the definition of attending something to be present? You’re all about word games. It’s impossible to have a meaningful conversation with you.

Yea. Exactly. That’s precisely my point. The Jews accused the Christians of changing the Septuagint. The Christians accused the Jews of changing the Hebrew. Who’s right? The Septuagint says the “virgin” shall be with child. The Christians insisted this is correct. The Hebrew says the “young...

Man, if you’re going to respond, then at least respond with something related to the topic instead of just hurling insults. That’s very unChristian.

After all, what are the odds that an almost completely in-tact scroll would be found when everything else is in fragments? Sounds suspicious.

Finally someone who wants to have a meaningful conversation. Thank you. Yes, this is a good question. John didn’t have to mention the fact they were at this feast. Why was it important to the message of this chapter, or this gospel? Good question. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And? If you are attending something, then you are present. Jesus was present. 1 + 1 = 2 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk