Comments on: Temple Faithful’s Pesach Sacrifice Foiled http://jewschool.com/2006/04/13/10413/temple-faithfuls-pesach-sacrifice-foiled/ Progressive Jews & Judaism Thu, 23 May 2013 16:06:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: anonymous http://jewschool.com/2006/04/13/10413/temple-faithfuls-pesach-sacrifice-foiled/comment-page-1/#comment-84792 anonymous Sun, 18 Jun 2006 21:58:40 +0000 http://jewschool.com/?p=10413#comment-84792 With all due respect, the basic (or one basic) article of faith of such movements like Jews for Jesus and Messianic Jews is the acceptance of Jesus' alleged status as the "Son of God" or Messiah and so forth and this cannot be squared with Judaism's basic article of faith stating God's oneness. With all due respect, the basic (or one basic) article of faith of such movements like Jews for Jesus and Messianic Jews is the acceptance of Jesus’ alleged status as the “Son of God” or Messiah and so forth and this cannot be squared with Judaism’s basic article of faith stating God’s oneness.

]]> By: MaxKohanzad http://jewschool.com/2006/04/13/10413/temple-faithfuls-pesach-sacrifice-foiled/comment-page-1/#comment-68703 MaxKohanzad Sun, 16 Apr 2006 08:37:11 +0000 http://jewschool.com/?p=10413#comment-68703 To be honest it seems that if you are in the Old City on Passover - you've got a Biblical command to sacrifice a Lamb etc... the injunction is not just for the temple mount but the whole of the city of Jerusalem - which today might also include the new city too. - non-the-less I'm a "Messianic Jew" and beleive that killing he-lambs etc... is not what it's all about - ultimately there will be an end to death - death of anykind - and the only service in the temple will be that of Song and Spices! This year I had 'Beetroot and Rice' on my Sader plate instead of a shankbone - See Talmud - Mas. Pesachim 114b. "What are the two dishes?-Said R. Huna: Beet and rice. Raba used to be particular for beet and rice, since it had [thus] issued from the mouth of R. Huna. R. Ashi said: From R. Huna you may infer that none pay heed to the following [ruling] of R. Johanan b. Nuri. For it was taught, R. Johanan b. Nuri said: Rice is a species of corn and kareth is incurred for [eating it in] its leavened state, and a man discharges his duty with it on Passover. Hezekiah said: Even a fish and the egg on it. R. Joseph said: Two kinds of meat are necessary, one in memory of the Passover-offering and the second in memory of the hagigah. Rabina said: Even a bone and [its] broth." To be honest it seems that if you are in the Old City on Passover – you’ve got a Biblical command to sacrifice a Lamb etc…

the injunction is not just for the temple mount but the whole of the city of Jerusalem – which today might also include the new city too.

- non-the-less I’m a “Messianic Jew” and beleive that killing he-lambs etc… is not what it’s all about – ultimately there will be an end to death – death of anykind – and the only service in the temple will be that of Song and Spices!

This year I had ‘Beetroot and Rice’ on my Sader plate instead of a shankbone – See Talmud – Mas. Pesachim 114b.

“What are the two dishes?-Said R. Huna: Beet and rice. Raba used to be particular for beet and rice, since it had [thus] issued from the mouth of R. Huna. R. Ashi said: From R. Huna you may infer that none pay heed to the following [ruling] of R. Johanan b. Nuri. For it was taught, R. Johanan b. Nuri said: Rice is a species of corn and kareth is incurred for [eating it in] its leavened state, and a man discharges his duty with it on Passover. Hezekiah said: Even a fish and the egg on it. R. Joseph said: Two kinds of meat are necessary, one in memory of the Passover-offering and the second in memory of the hagigah. Rabina said: Even a bone and [its] broth.”

]]> By: anonymous http://jewschool.com/2006/04/13/10413/temple-faithfuls-pesach-sacrifice-foiled/comment-page-1/#comment-68444 anonymous Fri, 14 Apr 2006 11:05:49 +0000 http://jewschool.com/?p=10413#comment-68444 I watched the Samaritans korban pesach this year-- fascinating though it was (I did feel awfully sorry for all the lambs), I was really glad at my seder the next night that we've moved on to different forms of avodat hashem. I watched the Samaritans korban pesach this year– fascinating though it was (I did feel awfully sorry for all the lambs), I was really glad at my seder the next night that we’ve moved on to different forms of avodat hashem.

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