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   >>That day is found on the 14th day of the month Nisan and celebrated by the   
   >>jw vatican as an religious obligation.   
   >>   
   >>Question, does it have pagan origins?   
   >   
   Friend james takes a stab at answering:   
      
   >No, it has a Bible origin.   
   >>   
   >>We await friend james' answer so we might 'prove all things".   
   >   
   >Here is the proof.   
   >   
   >"...Keep doing this in remembrance of me. (Lu 22:19)   
   >   
   >Jesus didn't say when to end it, so it is continued   
   just as Jesus said   
   >today.   
      
   Really, when and how often was it done in the NT account by the apostles?   
   Why does the jw vatican fail to follow their example?  Does the jw vatican   
   do it exactly on the 14th of that month, when this year?   
      
   The nwt "keep doing" is future progressive, the kjv "do" present   
   progressive.  Does the jw vatican 100 percent lack of greek scholars   
   explain it?   
      
   The OT version is said by some to have pagan orgins/elements, did you know   
   that?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)