the NAME game...
The word game means "a scheme".

Over the years as I have studied the history of many
denominations and the doctrines they developed, I soon discovered
a "game" that Satan has used with great success, especially among
the various groups that believe in keeping the sabbath day holy.

The purpose of the game is to cause division among sabbath
keepers and to discredit them in the eyes of believers who do not
yet keep the sabbath.

The game has many variations but it is always based upon the
concept of adding a false doctrine to the gospel taught by Jesus.
This doctrine will be one that causes those who teach it to feel
"special" or more enlightened because of their new revelation
which supposedly comes from God.

I was talking with Jesus Christ a few minutes ago and he is for sure
going to vote for McCain. He feels McCain has the type of values
that
most good people can relate to, plus McCain is a good friend of Jesus
because when McCain was a prisoner of war in Hanoi, North Vietnam
McCain and Jesus would communicate on a regular basis and Jesus says
McCain has kept in touch every since.
I asked Jesus, I said, "Jesus what should I tell the people that want
to vote for Obama?" Jesus said, "I'm disturbed with Obama because he
is in cahoots with Reverend Wright and Reverend Wright is in cahoots
with the Nation of Islam and Louis Farrakhan. I'd prefer to have
good
decent Christian in office as President instead of a closet Muslim
like Obama."
B.W.

On July 12 (Scriptures Prove
That Jesus and the Apostles Ate Flesh Meat)

Johnw correctly wrote: "The Passover meal's MAIN
INGREDIEINT, the "main dish" around which the meal was based
was the Passover LAMB."

Kelly responded:

"While lamb was (and is) most definitely important to the Seder meal,
it's not considered the "main dish", as the Seder ritualistic mean
contains several elements: Charoset, Baytzah, Zeroah, Karpas,
Maror, Chazeret (Zeroah being the roasted shankbone of a lamb, not an
entire legbone with big juicy meat attached as you are picturing)."

Johnw correctly wrote: "He would have been REQUIRED as a
faithful Jew, to eat lamb at least that once a year."

Kelly responded:

Not necessarily. The shankbone was symbolic - not all Jewish
households then (or even now) serve(d) lamb at the Seder.

Donna writes:

The Lord spoke these words to Moses and Aaron: