Hold The Herbs

"Hold The Herbs" they are not Biblical: The Seder vs. The Scriptures - Pastor. Shane Vaughn * 00:00 Hello everyone. It is nearly Passover time here in the United States of America. We're getting closer and closer to it. I'm I'm recording this video March the 13 20125 and every year as we make our way back to this Narrow Path. This narrow door uh the door of Passover. We always study more and more and more to gain more insight more understanding so that we can apply it to our personal lives well. * 00:40 Many people that leave Babylon Christianity as we refer to it and they come out many times they make the mistake of going headlong into what they just came out of. When we leave Babylon Babel means confusion. It means we left a religious system that added to and took away from the word of God but I find it interesting how many people leave that but they run headlong into Messianic Judaism or Hebrew. Roots now one of the reasons at first harvest Ministry that we do not identify as Messianic is because we have found that there are as many false. Traditions anti- word in the Messianic movement as there was in the Pentecostal Baptist and all the churches we came out of. I did not leave one set of unbiblical traditions to join another one. * 02:01 So therefore when people come to our Passover service. They're shocked after all they thought we were Messianic Jews but we're not we're Israelites. There's a big difference. One of the first things they notice is Passover. First of all we do it on a different night than the Jews. We don't adhere to the Jewish calendar but rather the Zite Priestly calendar. But then they're even shocked further when they see us actually obeying the scripture and having a foot washing and then they're shocked even further when they look and there's no seder meal at our. Passover I would like to explain why and specifically I want want to ask you when yosua Jesus Christ was at the Passover. * 03:08 Right before his death he only offered to his disciples two elements of the Passover meal. He said as often as you partake of this Passover. Now you will no longer do it in remembrance of Egypt but now you will red you will do it in remembrance of me until my coming. He went on to say I'm not fulfilling Passover as a matter of fact we will not fulfill Passover. He said until the death angel actually passes over you in the resurrection in my father's Kingdom. Then I will have fulf filled Passover. Notice the one thing he did not offer them at that meal. He offered them blood wine if you will and he offered them his broken body. * 04:17 The bread unleavened bread but interestingly enough. He did not offer them bitter herbs now one would would wonder why because in fact according to the Messianic Jews and the Jews and all of Judaism it is a Torah command to eat bitter herbs with the Passover seder meal but the truth is yua knew better. Yua knew the Passover perfectly and he knew that the Pharisees and the Sadducees had added oral. Traditions to that Passover meal that his father did not command and one of the things that his father did not command was bitter. Herbs. I know I know that you think I've lost it. Let's find out if I have and let's prove to you why. Yosua did not offer bitter herbs for the Passover because his father never commanded it. * 05:37 I'd like to prove it to you from your. Bible open. It open your Bible and let's look quickly at these verses I won't be here but just a few M few minutes longer. Let's just go to why don't we start at um. Exodus CH 12 verse 8 Exodus 12 and verse 8 you're going to be shocked to find out that bitter herbs is not ever ever mentioned in the Torah verse eight and they shall eat the flesh that night roast it with fire and unleavened bread and with bitter herbs they shall eat it well. There it is Pastor V black and white that we're supposed to eat bitter herbs not so fast. I want you to notice two words that are italicized the word and and yep the word herbs in the original Hebrew Torah. The word and and the word herbs are not. There. * 07:00 They were added by the translators so what was there originally what was there and they shall eat the Flesh in the night roast it with fire and unle bread of Affliction the word bitter there. Let's study it let's go look and you notice the word an there on the left of your screen that was added that should should not be there now. Let's look at the word with it's a preposition. It can be used in a myriad of ways but what we believe fits here better than with is the word um because of if you'll look there where I've highlighted because is the conjunction that would be a better English word than with they added the word and and the word herbs and if you're going to add bitter herbs then and would fit that preposition or that conjunction but if you take and and herbs out and you just read unleavened bread. * 08:27 Then we put be pause with it and we read it this way and it it is a much more uh Fair reading and unleavened bread because of maror is the Hebrew word. Let's click on meor now meor if you'll find it here at the bottom. It is is figurative language and I'll highlight it for you to read. It's figurative of distress that's been inflicted upon you. Now if you go to the root word there of maror and or you find marar which is bitterness which is grieved. Vexed provoked and this is also figurative language which speaks to us of bitterness and anguish and a heartache and here's a few scriptures on the side. For example The Archers have sorely grieved him that's the word maror where we get the word bitter now if you'll remember uh the story I believe if I'm not mistaken that story is in uh let me see if I can find it for you real quick that story is in Ruth chapter 1 ver. 20 matter of fact. Let's just look that up shall we Ruth 1 and 20 and she said unto them no longer call me Naomi but call me Mara now let's look at that original Hebrew and there is our word Mara bitter and you'll find when you look up that word. There. It is bitterness so now let's go back to our original text in Exodus 12 and8 and let's prove to you that what was commanded for the Passover was the wine or the blood and the bread of bitterness or the bread of Affliction now let me prove that to you even further if you go to Deuteronomy 16 and3. Thou shalt eat no leaven bread with it. Seven days you shall eat unleavened bread and look here even the bread of Affliction. Notice there's no mention of bitter herbs in this particular verse. But there is the bread of Affliction well. That's all folks. That's why we don't eat. The bitter herbs. At first Harvest Ministries. We drink the blood and we eat the body exactly as Christ commanded and then we do something else. Christ commanded we wash one another's feet biblically practiced Passover thank you for watching. Remember hold those herbs because because it is anti- Torah it is not a Torah command. Summary for: https://youtu.be/0omcgqFalbg by Noiz — YouTube Video Summarizer