What's more important?

United States
April 19, 2008 4:15pm CST
What's more important, Easter or Passover? There's always the Good Friday service prior to Easter, but I'm thinking Passover is more important. Any thoughts?
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@teison2 (5921)
• Norway
19 Apr 08
Easter must be the most important. Is that not the whole reson you are saved? That Jesus gave his life for yours. i really do not see that there could be a more important thing for Christians than that
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20 Apr 08
Realy? can you give one scriptur in the bible that says this, or one scripture that even mentions easter?
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@teison2 (5921)
• Norway
20 Apr 08
No I cannot tell you where to find it, sorry. I am sure som Christian participant may tell you where.
• United States
21 Apr 08
The original Christians were actually converts to Judaism. Easter only came about after the Council of Nicea under the Emperor Constantine who was a pagan. Easter is actually a pagan holiday named after the goddess Ishtar. So I've concluded that Passover is more important since God Himself declared it to be a holy day unto Him.
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@peavey (16935)
• United States
19 Apr 08
It depends on whether you're a Christian or a Jew. To the Jews, the Passover is the most important of all, but to a Christian, Easter is. Easter takes the place of the Passover, as Jesus is the Lamb slain - the Passover lamb. The ressurrection, as celebrated at Easter, is a celebration of life found in trusting the Lamb.
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20 Apr 08
Says who? who said easter takes the place of passover? Why should a pagan holiday take the place of a Holy Day that God gave us?
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20 Apr 08
Very good point lotterylover
• United States
21 Apr 08
I'm thinking, since Passover was a holy day already that it takes priority over Easter. Just my thoughts, though. Thanks for the comment.
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20 Apr 08
Pass over is the most important, Estaer was never observed by the first century church, and is nowhere to be found in scripture
• United States
21 Apr 08
I agree wholeheartedly! Easter is a pagan holiday so named after the goddess Ishtar.