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Ärende: Jews Plan Passover Sacrifice
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Jews, having rejected the sacrificial death and resurrection
of Jesus Christ, the "lamb of God, who takes away the sin of
the world", are seeking to sacrifice sheep on the Temple Mount,
and to enslave the Gentile nations with their counterfeit
"Noahide Laws".

They are playing into the hands of Satan's false messiah, the
Antichrist of Revelation, whose number is six hundred, three
score and six. He will enter into a seven year covenant with
the Jews to allow them to live in peace, rebuild the Temple,
and re-establish the legal and sacrificial system. He will
renege on the covenant, cause the sacrifice to cease, and
sit in the Temple, showing himself to be God, and demand to
be worshipped as God.

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Jews Revive the Sanhedrin with Plans for a Passover Sacrifice
By Deborah Pardo-Kaplan
Religion News Service

In a donated apartment concealed among the narrow streets of the
Jerusalem suburb of Nahlaot, 13 Orthodox Jewish men meet every 
Tuesday to debate matters of Jewish law. They are the management 
team of a larger developing Sanhedrin, or religious court, in Israel.

And they plan to sacrifice sheep on the Temple Mount on the day before
or one month after Passover, which starts at sundown April 2. Either
date is permissible under Jewish law. "If the government will not
resist," said Rabbi Dov Stein, 68, a member of the group, "we will 
do it."

As Easter eclipses the last days of Passover this year, Christians
will focus again on the sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus. The
Sanhedrin, meanwhile, will literally attempt to resurrect the Passover
sacrifice of old.

For these Jews, the sacrificial Passover offering is not their
redemption per se, yet it is vital to the process.

The Passover sacrifice is the latest of more than 40 legal decisions
issued by the modern Sanhedrin. Seventy-one Orthodox men revived the
court more than two years ago in the city of Tiberius, the same
geographical spot they believe marked the final days of the Sanhedrin
a few hundred years after the time of Jesus.

In antiquity, the Sanhedrin determined Jewish practice. It now rules
on political and religious issues and ultimately sees itself as an
alternative to the secular Supreme Court of Israel. It hopes to impose
Jewish law on the Jewish people and the seven "Noahide" laws --
prohibitions on theft, murder, blasphemy and others, based on Jewish
teaching -- on Gentile nations.

"We want all the world," Stein said, "to walk with God."

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Full article at "BeliefNet"
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/214/story_21456_1.html


Cheers, Steve..

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