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Also, the church is run by a woman... Also, why do I need to be baptized to do communion and I heard they use wine? Also, I don't want to be baptized in a false church. Still seeing if they are Lordship or not.

I can't tell thee... just pray. The only Baptist church in this country is so far away.

That was in the pandemic, second I didn't find a church that wasn't Lordship. Third: I am studying abroad. Fourth: preaching I heard was from YT.

No problem. Just don't want to go in circles and such. Please take some time to research this and pray. Shawn

I don't think Lord's day in Revelation of St. John the Divine is Sunday. My point is Easter is to differinate from Jewish Passover and Passover isn't on Sunday. Is not the same, and that's why its translated such. Its not an error. I must stop discussing this. Shawn

I never was baptized. The only churches here do sprinkle.

I can never seem to stop discussing this. Also, how did Easter become a Christian Holy day?

Taking another break from discussing The Holy Bible and defending every word. Kindly take a moment to ask God to help thine unbelief. There is plenty of info online defending so called errors in the King James Bible. Take care, Shawn.

No, Ichatar. Similar about ressurection. I don't have Enough knowledge to discuss more on this. Many info online. Again: its still Easter whether pagan or not. Not same day as Pssover and after Jesus rose again. Shawn

Anyway, even if its not pagan, the Christisn Easter is not the same day as Pssover. Second: Passover during unleavened bread already was over.

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I am saying the English words translated from it can mean opposites. Yes, different, sins and faults are different too. Anyways, about Greek: ἔρχομαι can mean to go or to go back. Enough being a scholar for the day, I will not discuss Greek or Hebrew anymore. Want to discuss English words...

Since the rituals existed before them and then got its name?

Okay, I shall go find oppsites in Greek now. Was the Hebrew examples sastifactory? Shawn

Actually, Sam Gipp debunked the first accusation. Its the same word in Greek for both. Second, all the Passover verses were before Jesus rose again. So, it was still Jewish Passover and now is Easter. Shawn

Okay, so the word for spirit/Spirit in hebrew can mean 'courage' and 'impaitence' According to Strongs. Not going to research more into this, there is many resources online. I rather spend my time believing and reading the every word is right Book. Shawn

Followed Bishop's and also to differinate between Jewish Passover and Easter. Easter the pagan or Jewish all use same word; just like alch wine and grape juice. Is not a error, whether its pagan or not. Also, this word Easter occurs after Jesus rose again....

Yes.

I was making a point defneding Alan's comment.

Well, I don't have a list now and its kinda of hard to find with a internet that blocks alot of websites. Though that verse in Provebs I think that said Northwind driveth away the rain and the marginal note said: Or; Bringeth rain. That is the only one I think of now, I will report back when...