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  1. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    "And there is clear evidence that many did not" why else would you state that your evidence or lack there of somehow shows that the majority in contrast to your claims is now irrelevant? How did uninspired fairy tales make it into the Holy Bible in the first place if early Christians didn't...
  2. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    The RCC and the EOC might have some goofy ideas but not as goofy as taking the word of Jerome's unbelieving Rabbis who's canon cuts off the prophet John and their Messiah -over the uncut Septuagint used by early Christians even quoting from it over 300+ times and used up to this day
  3. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    According to you it does
  4. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    Approximately 500 Million Protestants and 15 million Jews do not accept Maccabees as canon Approximately 1.1 Billion Roman Catholics and 250 million Eastern Orthodox do
  5. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    But that's exactly what you did, you claimed that clearly many didn't as if you have many testimony to the claims. IF THEY MADE IT INTO OUR BIBLES AND REMAINED THERE UP UNTIL THE INVENTION OF THE PRINTING PRESS THEN CLEARLY MANY MANY MANY CHRISTIANS ACCEPTED THEM oops, im sorry I must have...
  6. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    Really? Where is the evidence that "many" 1rst and 2nd century Christians "clearly" did not accept any particular book in their scriptures/LXX? Because CLEARLY many did, I mean they made it into the Christian Bible did they not? Or this thread would have never existed
  7. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    It mentions two feast and during that time Jesus stays in Jerusalem preaching in the Temple, Jews would make a pilgrimage to Jerusalem to the Temple during the two feasts because it symbolized God taking them out of Egypt and leading them to the promised land as they followed the LIGHT. Now they...
  8. Andrew

    Hebrew Canon of Prophets: A Testament of Rejection

    what about them?
  9. Andrew

    Hebrew Canon of Prophets: A Testament of Rejection

    I just want to clarify that I am not calling the books of the old testament a testament of rejection, nothing like that whatsoever! The point I wanted to get across was that the Hebrew canon was set prematurely because two prophets who were spoken of by God had yet to come thus the mid section...
  10. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

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  11. Andrew

    What do you suppose Paul meant when he said not to boast against the branches?

    all we are is dust in the wind dude.... dust.... wind
  12. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    Jews who rejected Christ have proven so by not accepting Gospel as their scripture, they cut off the prophet of God, their Messiah and the Father from their canon, so it makes perfect since for us to accept their premature canon of rejection and use it to replace the uncut traditional canon of...
  13. Andrew

    Hebrew Canon of Prophets: A Testament of Rejection

    According to talmudic hebrew scholars the canon of the TaNaKh was established at some point between 200 BC and 200 AD. The "N" in Tanakh stands for the canonical books of the Nevi'im "Prophets" in the time of the prophets. This all implies that the return of the prophet Elijah and the...
  14. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    Are you claiming.. that the early Christians who learned OT scripture from the greek translation known as the septuagint and who used the books of the Septuagint in the churches (and eventually made it into the BIBLE).. didn't consider all of the books scripture but allowed them into the church...
  15. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    Prove it because the Jews today don't believe that yet they celebrate the holiday??? Seriously? The Jews are unbelievers and unreliable.. yet we should trust what they say? If a Hebrew hears and follows Jesus Christ accepting Him as their LORD and Savior then they accept The Father who sent...
  16. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    If it wasnt in Jamnia at the end of the 1rst century we have Rabbi Akiva having Aquila replace the Septuagint in the synagogues 2nd century with his greek.
  17. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    Who declared the 66 books of the protestant bible as canon?
  18. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    Josiah, Canon isn't needed while scripture is yet in the process of growing, once in bloom they quickly begin blossoming and unfolding, revealing the fullness of the Word of God, then is it ripe for canon so to maintain the vitality of the core doctrine of scripture, the Gospel, where by we...
  19. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    They had no official canon, books were added as time went on, there was no need to have x amount of books like the Christians did with the New Testament, with us we have a cut off because "it is finished". The Jews made the first and ONLY canon of scripture in response to Christianity in the...
  20. Andrew

    Did Jesus celebrate the Holiday that commemorates the Maccabees?

    The ENTIRE BIBLE CONTAINS HISTORY my friend. Also the JEWS had no canon nor any use for one
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