[emil]

The WMSCOG makes a big deal out of two things; keeping the Sabbath and celebrating the Passover. For both things, I understand they teach that the catholic church abolished them in the 4th century.

I am starting this thread to discuss the issue of the issue of the Passover and about when and how it was abolished by the catholic church. I request wmscog members and former members to weigh in.

I am not clear about what the passover is as celebrated by the wmscog. What aspect of it was abolished in the 4th century.

[emil]

[emil]

Correct. He doesn't say it is by consuming the blood. But you're right, it kind of parallels Mt.

[Simon]

And Paul also talks of consuming Jesus’s flesh and blood in his letter to the Corinthians:(whether he had the same notion in both letters I don’t know)

He also talks about doing it worthily or not implying it has more meaning than just something you do still not sure if he’s linking them though

[emil]

Thank you Hal. Your post is helpful and corroborates what I posted earlier.

[Simon]

The article says it was the day before Passover but gives the date of Passover for its keeping

[emil]

Simon, I don't understand what you mean. The article states that there are two possibilities depending on which Gospel you refer. I don't see it specifying any date for its keeping. As far as I can see, it doesn't give any instructions.