One of the mis—appropriate traditions that too many Christians believe is that the last supper was a seder meal. Historically this is impossible on many levels but the biggest reason is that the seder did not begin until after the destruction of the second Temple, 30 years AFTER the crucifixion. The blessings recorded the gospels at the last supper using the bread and wine originated when the righteous king fist spoke them in front of Abraham. The last supper actually happened the evening before the Passover meal was eaten. John 18;28,”Then they led Jesus from Caiaphas’ house to the Roman governor’s palace. It was early in the morning. The Jews would not go inside the palace. They did not want to make themselves unclean, because they wanted to eat the Passover meal.” Had the Passover been eaten the previous night, this verse would make no sense. There are traditions and legends that prevent us from understanding the events that are recorded in the Bible. Don’t be deceived, question the traditions and legends.

#readmethebiblegarth now includes a new recording of Joshua 1-7 in Hebrew with translation, and in the Lawful Literal Version, here: https://youtube.com/playlist?l....ist=PLvpqSEOjm625MyT

The Hebrew for 2022 recordings demonstrate the Grenache tonal reading method for the Hebrew text which brings out the meaningful divisions of verses, according to semantic meaning of the cantillation marks found in the Masoretic text.

Ps 122 - I was glad when they said to me, - “Let us go to the house of יהוה.”
Deut 16:16

We're on our way to Jerusalem.?

Ps 122 - I was glad when they said to me, - “Let us go to the house of יהוה.”
Deut 16:16

We're on our way to Jerusalem.?

Ps 122 - I was glad when they said to me, - “Let us go to the house of יהוה.”
Deut 16:16

We're on our way to Jerusalem.?

#readmethebiblegarth now includes new recording of Job 1-3 in Hebrew with translation, and in the Lawful Literal Version, here: https://youtube.com/playlist?l....ist=PLvpqSEOjm625MyT

The Hebrew for 2022 recordings demonstrate the Grenache tonal reading method for the Hebrew text which brings out the meaningful divisions of verses, according to semantic meaning of the cantillation marks found in the Masoretic text.