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Now Is the Time to REPENT from all IDOLATRY, including all pagan holidays named after false idols such as ISHTAR/EASTER.

You dont need a pagan holiday to remember His death. The Ordinance that the Lord Jesus instituted to commemorate His death is called COMMUNION – NOT ISHTAR.

1 Corinthians 11:26 For as often as ye EAT THIS BREAD, and DRINK THIS CUP, ye do shew the LORD’S DEATH till he come.

You don’t need a pagan idolatry remix to celebrate the Resurection of our Messiah. The Commandment that Jesus gave to mark His Resurrection in your life is called BAPTISM into NEWNESS of Life.

Romans 6:4 Therefore we are buried with him by BAPTISM into death: that like as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should WALK in NEWNESS OF LIFE.

Do you want to Celebrate His Death & Resurrection? REPENT to God’s Commandments, BELIEVE in Jesus, , COMMUNE with Believers, STOP Sinning, Get BAPTIZED into NEWNESS OF LIFE.

Amos 5:21 I HATE, I DESPISE YOUR FEASTS DAYS, and I will not smell in your SOLEMN ASSEMBLIES.

GOD HATED THE ISRAELITES FEASTS SO WHAT MAKES YOU THINK WE CAN MAKE UP OUR OWN?

CANCEL YOUR IDOLATRY REMIXES!

JESUS IS KING NOW! PERIOD.

But I thought Jesus died on Good Friday and Rose on Resurrection Sunday?

No! There were two Sabbaths on that week – the ceremonial Sabbath and the Creation Sabbath.

He died after the day of preparation for the Feast of Unleavened Bread. He rose after the weekly Creation Sabbath. He spent 3 days and 3 nights in the grave.

Technically in today’s terms: He could have risen anytime between Saturday night and Sunday morning!

There is no excuse to make up our own conceits when King Jesus already gave HIS Ordinances to HIS Body.

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