Tuesday, 28 April 2009

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Wednesday, 8 April 2009

EASTER IS FALSE

Since Easter is not authorized by the Bible, where did it and its name come from? In the book Great Catholic Festivals, by Jesuit James L. Monks, there are some clues. This book, bearing the imprimatur of Cardinal Spellman, tells us on page 33: "It often happens that when pagans are converted to Christianity they retain some of the customs of their former life and Christianize them, as it were. The pagan Anglo-Saxons used to celebrate a festival of their goddess of spring, who was named Eostre. When they became Christians and celebrated our great festival, which always comes in the spring, they kept the old name which became our Easter."

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JESUS DID NOT DIE ON A CROSS

That Christ did not die on the traditionally shaped cross is also indicated by the Bible itself. It repeatedly tells of his dying on a tree, the Greek word being xylon. (See Luke 23:31; Acts 5:30;10:39.) Xylon simply means "timber," and "by implication a stick, club or tree or other wooden article or substance."5 That is why the Gospel writers all use xylon to refer to the staves or clubs that the mob carried when they came to take Jesus. (See Matthew 26:47, 55; Mark 14:43, 48; Luke 22:52.) By saying that Christ died on a xylon these indicated that Christ died on a timber, a piece of wood.

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CHURCH DON.T UNDERSTAND THE BIBLE

6. Cross: Jesus did not die on a cross. He died on a pole, or a stake. The Greek word translated "cross" in many Bibles meant just one piece of timber. The symbol of the cross comes from ancient false religions. The cross was not used or worshiped by the early Christians. Therefore, do you think it would be right to use a cross in worship?—Deuteronomy 7:26;

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EASTER THE TRUTH

Easter and Its Customs

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Friday, 6 March 2009

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Wednesday, 4 March 2009

FREE CHINESE LESSON

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