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In this in‑depth Bible sermon, Corky Wilson teaches from Romans chapter 1, explaining how the righteousness of God is revealed through the gospel of Christ. This message explores salvation by faith, the Hebrew understanding of righteousness (tzadik), the Septuagint, and how God's righteousness is connected to covenant, obedience, and judgment.Drawing from Romans, Psalms, Isaiah, Habakkuk, Galatians, and 2 Corinthians, this sermon challenges modern misunderstandings of God's love by presenting a biblical view of holiness, faith, and accountability. A serious and thought‑provoking teaching on living by faith and honoring God's truth in every generation.

Is Paul another Moses? This short challenges a common Christian assumption and calls believers back to Genesis, Torah, and the example of Jesus (Yeshua). If following Christ means living as He lived, this message invites you to rethink faith, obedience, and Scripture from the beginning.#Paul #Torah #Jesus #Yeshua #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #Messiah #Obedience #Genesis

Proof the KJV translators misrepresented the words of Jesus in John 5. This remarkably fraud disqualifies this book as a bible.

How did the apostle Paul preach Jesus (Yeshua) as the Messiah to Gentiles who had no understanding of the Torah, the prophets, or a Jewish Messiah?In this in‑depth Bible teaching, we explore how the Messiah is revealed throughout the Old Testament, long before the New Testament was written. Paul and the apostles proclaimed the gospel using Genesis, Psalms, Deuteronomy, and the Prophets, proving that Yeshua is God's anointed servant‑king promised from the beginning.This episode covers:Why first‑century Gentiles did not understand the MessiahHow Paul preached the gospel without a New TestamentThe true meaning of Messiah (Mashiach) and Christ (Christos)Why “anointed one” appears throughout the Old TestamentHow Moses, David, and the prophets foreshadowed YeshuaThe relationship between Yahweh, the Messiah, and authorityWhy repentance and accepting the Messiah must go togetherIf you've ever wondered whether you can truly preach Jesus from the Old Testament, this teaching shows how the entire Bible points to the Messiah—clearly, consistently, and powerfully.

In this teaching, we explore the biblical foundation of repentance (teshuva) and what it truly means to turn back to God. Drawing from key passages in Acts 2, Romans 1, 1 John 3, Hebrews 4, and the Torah, this episode walks through the call to repent, the seriousness of sin, and the hope found in Yeshua the Messiah.You'll learn about:The Hebrew and Greek roots of repentance: metanoeō, epistrephō, shub, and nachamWhy sin is defined as lawlessness, and how Torah reveals God's standard of righteousnessHow Yeshua's resurrection confirms His identity and offers forgiveness and new lifeThe ongoing call to examine ourselves, confess our sins, and walk toward GodHow Passover and the appointed times invite deeper reflection and spiritual renewalThis message encourages listeners to turn around, face God, and walk in truth, righteousness, and the grace given through Messiah. Perfect for anyone seeking a deeper, Torah‑rooted understanding of repentance and spiritual transformation.

The Bible reveals a rhythm of life—weekly, yearly, and generational cycles designed to bring balance, renewal, and spiritual clarity. When we embrace Yahweh's Holy Days, we step into His seasons of repentance, celebration, rest, and restoration.In this episode, we explore how these biblical cycles help us navigate prosperity and hardship, joy and sorrow, birth and loss, and the natural ebb and flow of a redeemed life. Many believers who leave the mainstream Sunday system discover that much of what they were taught doesn't align with Scripture. But instead of staying focused on what we've rejected, Yahweh invites us to live His way with confidence and joy.The return of the Messiah is not a moment of fear for those walking in covenant—it's a day of celebration. This message encourages you to embrace Yahweh's seasons, walk in hope, and live out the blessings of redemption in Yeshua.Shalom, and may Yahweh bless you and keep you.

Explore the rich, four‑level biblical meaning of Passover through the lens of PaRDeS (PRDS)—the ancient Hebrew framework for understanding Scripture. This teaching walks through the P'shat, Remez, Drash, and Sod levels of Passover, from Abraham and Isaac, to the Exodus, to the sacrifice of Yeshua, and finally to the prophetic future fulfillment in the coming Kingdom.Learn how each “cup” of Passover reveals deeper layers of God's plan, how the Exodus connects to Messiah's sacrifice, and why the fourth cup remains a powerful mystery yet to unfold. Perfect for Bible students, teachers, and anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of Scripture and the Passover season.

Explore the full meaning and schedule of the Spring Holy Days in 2026, including Passover, Unleavened Bread, and the unique observance Yeshua commanded: the Night He Was Betrayed. This teaching walks through each appointed time with clarity, scripture, and practical guidance for believers observing outside the Land in a New Covenant context.We cover:- The Night He Was Betrayed — why Yeshua told us to commemorate it, and how we observe it on Tuesday, March 31 at sundown- Why accuracy matters and why this observance is unique among Torah‑keepers, Jews, and mainstream Christians- Holy days in exile — what can and cannot be done without a temple, priesthood, or agriculture- Removing leaven before Wednesday, April 1 and how to apply the command today- Passover and the start of Unleavened Bread at sundown on April 1, including our New Covenant Seder focused on the New Jerusalem- ULB Day 1 on Thursday, April 2 — a High Sabbath gathering- First Fruits discussion on Shabbat, April 4 — what applies today and what does not- Last Day of Unleavened Bread on April 8 — a day of renewal, fellowship, and reflection on the resurrectionThis video is designed to help believers honor YHVH's appointed times with care, understanding, and obedience—without adding what Scripture forbids or removing what it commands.

The Messiah Confrontation: Why Israel Knohl Says the Pharisees Wouldn't Have Executed YeshuaIn this video, I review Professor Israel Knohl's groundbreaking book The Messiah Confrontation, a work I first discovered through the excellent Kedem YouTube channel. Knohl argues that Yeshua's execution was not the result of Pharisaic hostility—since the Pharisees, the ancestors of Rabbinic Judaism, would not have condemned Him—but rather the outcome of a trial dominated by Sadducees, a sect that no longer exists. Knohl laments that centuries of Christian–Jewish tension have been fueled by blaming “the Jews,” even though the group responsible disappeared long ago.From a Christian perspective, I highlight an important point: if Yeshua is the Messiah, then His innocent death was necessary to fulfill prophecy. Without His death and resurrection, there is no Messiah and nothing for the crowds in Acts 2 to repent of. Antisemitism, which long predates Yeshua's crucifixion, stems from ancient hatred of the children of Abraham—not from the gospel story itself.Knohl devotes most of the book to tracing the development of messianic expectation in the Tanakh, the Qumran texts, and first century Judaism. He explains why many Jews expected a warrior king who would overthrow Rome, and why Yeshua's message challenged those assumptions. While I disagree with Knohl's rejection of Yeshua as the Messiah, his scholarship is honest, rigorous, and fair toward both Jewish and Christian traditions.I recommend this book to anyone who loves deep, academic study of Scripture and the history of God's people. Knohl's treatment of messianic divinity alone is worth the read. My one critique is that he does not address Daniel 9, where the Messiah is linked to the destruction of Judea—something Yeshua explicitly referenced when He foretold the fall of the Temple.If you enjoy serious biblical scholarship, this book is a treasure. I've also linked Knohl's interview on the Kedem channel so you can explore his ideas firsthand. Shalom, and may YHVH bless you and keep you in the Name of Yeshua.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipr7qJZZLx8https://www.youtube.com/@KEDEMChannelhttps://firstcenturychristianity.net/

The prophet Hosea issued a stark warning about rejecting knowledge. Today, we have all the knowledge on earth available in our pockets. Please take the time to test what you've been taught in church. Don't believe it just because the internet says it, but chase down the links and discover what's true and what's fake yourself!

In this episode, we explore what the Second Commandment truly prohibits and how believers can navigate a world filled with images, symbols, and religious artwork. Scripture doesn't ban all imagery—only images used for worship or rooted in pagan practice.We look at biblical examples of God‑approved imagery, the historical origins of crosses and goddess statues, and why certain symbols have no place in a biblical faith. We also examine what is commanded—mezuzot, tzitziyot, and physical reminders of obedience—and how to decorate our homes and congregations with discernment.This teaching challenges long‑held traditions, exposes the pagan roots behind common religious symbols, and calls believers back to clear biblical obedience.Perfect for listeners seeking deeper understanding of Torah, biblical holiness, and the difference between true worship and idolatry

Understanding when to listen to people—and when to stop—is a biblical command, not a personality trait. This teaching walks through the ancient hierarchy of prophets, teachers, and Scripture, and compares it to the modern world where everyone has access to a Bible but few actually know it.We explore how Torah, the Prophets, Yeshua, and the Apostles gave clear tests for identifying true prophets and rejecting false teachers, even when their predictions come true.

What is the real purpose of the Bible? Why did God give us His Word, His Spirit, and His commandments — and what does He actually want from humanity?This teaching walks through Scripture from Genesis to Isaiah to uncover the consistent pattern of God's relationship with mankind, our repeated failures, and His unwavering goal for His people.We trace the story from the Garden of Eden to the Flood, from Abraham to the Exodus, from the Exile to the first‑century assemblies, and finally to the prophetic vision of Isaiah 56 — a “house of prayer for all nations.”

This video is available here for those seeing this in audio only https://youtu.be/n9ZUWBIEDIg. This message was inspired by watching CJ Cornthwaite talk about leaving Christianity, #deconstruction, and the absolute meanness of Christians towards each other when doctrine is challenged. In my case, I left Catholicism because I proved it to be true and simply could not accept that a new religion was made in the first century with human agency being the highest authority for spiritual truth on earth. I give my testimony here and how I came to believe like I do today. This was a challenge because attaining the knowledge of the mess of the first century and what beliefs were really held was difficult 25 years ago. Today we are blessed with legitimate scholars who are broadcasting the brutal truth on the internet. #earlychristianity #Catholicism @maklelan #Protestantism #Evangelicalism #Trinity #Easter #Christmas #Sabbath #CharlieKirk Catechism, Council of Laodicea, Nicene CouncilThis video inspired mine https://youtu.be/AVT7dM3wn4I?si=AG6gmK88qZphHbzM

When Sunday and Christmas Became MandatorySunday and Christmas are two pillars and even litmus tests for Christianity today but they both were shunned by believers until deep into the 300s AD. This message shows both these doctrines of men were introduced after the close of scripture and time-stamps when they were made mandatory for Christianity. We also discuss the result of the councils, that assumed the power of God, was to make the original Christians sinners. None of the New Testament authors observed Sunday instead of Sabbath nor did they observe the birth of Jesus at all, yet the councils that mandated these days be kept holy decreed those who did not to be heretics and sinners. Men do not have the power to make or counter laws that are reserved for God alone. Sunday and Christmas are not mandatory for Christianity at all. Hopefully this message motivates people to look into these observances and then return to the true worship of first century Christianity. First Century Christianity - First Century Christianity

All you who refuse to keep the 7th Day Sabbath: Are you really saying you're better than God? https://firstcenturychristianity.net/the-sabbath-is-for-all-mankind/

The Torah is required for Christianity to exist and for us to have any meaning to our beliefs and practices. Christianity is the continuation of the faith of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. It is not a new religion founded by a new God or prophet 2000 years ago, that would be a different religion entirely. This message proves that our faith depends on the Torah for both our values as well as the identity and authority of Yeshua, Jesus, the Son of God. To listen to the series I reference in this message, go to https://firstcenturychristianity.net/start-here/

Acts 15 includes the following "For Moses from ancient generations has in every city those who preach him, since he is read in the synagogues every Sabbath." (Act 15:21)This shows the Gentiles were keeping the Sabbath which is why the Jews even know who they were. In fact, Acts 15 doesn't make sense at all if the Gentile Christians had set up shop on a different day of the week and had no relationship to Judaism whatsoever. In reality, the Sabbath has always been for all mankind. Please click this link to learn about that and why the Sabbath is supposed to be kept today by Christians. https://firstcenturychristianity.net/the-sabbath-is-for-all-mankind/

Chanukah is important to Christians so we can better understand Matthew 24. It also gives us a microcosm view of the plan of salvation. Long version at this link. https://open.spotify.com/episode/1DezAVSKVtuMjz7VcgLcLM?si=HiEOZ_IsSw2sVvMZ8dsl4Q

Yeshua aka Jesus was directly referring to Chanukah in Matthew 24. Understanding the details of this observance really helps a person to understand the context of prophecy and the words of the Messiah when He referred to the abomination of desolation. Let the reader understand.

Before delving into doctrines I am offering my perspective on the overview of the faith once delivered highlighting the giant philosophical divergences between the original faith and traditional Christianity. Early Christianity was a mess with respect to doctrines and this idea that one was condemned if they disagreed was a foreign concept. The apostles openly disagreed and discussed concepts while remaining brethren. They also did not believe in eternal hellfire for anyone, let alone for those with slight disagreements in doctrine. At the end of this message I explain what the bible actually teaches about the two resurrections and what will happen to sinners and those who have never heard the gospel. Spoiler alert, it's not what you hear in Sunday church.

John Calvin and Martin Luther were completely fine having individuals publicly executed for disagreeing with their doctrines. The "early church fathers" had no problem pronouncing eternal judgment on people who disagreed with their doctrines and also using violence to enforce their beliefs. Those who used violence to enforce doctrine in the first century were exclusively the bad guys so it is of the highest level of irony that once Christianity attained to power, it also resorted to violence. Let us learn the lessons of the past and greet each other with love and patience, allowing for the Holy Spirit to lead us in growth toward Yahweh and His Son.

Baptism is required for salvation. It is the only special thing we have to separate us from the rest of the world's religions, it is commanded, and the Son of God did this as an example for all who will come to believe in Him. This message shows the history of the practice of cleansing spiritual impurities with water from a Hebraic perspective and focuses on the incredible importance of Baptism for salvation of the Christian. Accept Yeshua as the Messiah, repent of your sins, and get baptized as a symbol of being born again into the family of YHVH aka God. Baptism is something that didn't quite come out of the blue but took on more meaning as it drew near for the time of Christ. Washing with water to resolve spiritual impurities is something from Torah that then became something that was used to identify the people of God throughout Judea in the two centuries before Yeshua. In the first century, the practice of mikva'ot was remarkably common, then John the Baptist elevates immersion to being for the forgiveness of sins. Yeshua Himself is baptized by John to show us the example, not because of any need, and the Spirit descended on Him like a dove. The Father even said, from heaven, “you are my beloved Son, in You I am well pleased” when He was baptized. This sanctioned baptism and showed us that it is indeed required. Those who crucified the Messiah, guilty of His murder, confessed their sin and were baptized in His Name on the day of Pentecost, further showing us the requirement for this practice. Peter had to be humbled to be shown that baptism was for all whom God will call to Himself, whether from Israel of the nations.https://firstcenturychristianity.net/baptism-is-required/

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The Sabbath is for all mankind. The Sabbath was created on the 7th day of creation, kept by all the apostles and early Christians, and will be kept in the future under penalty of death. YHVH aka God rested on the 7th day of creation as an example for mankind the same way that Yeshua aka Jesus was baptized. God was not tired and did not need rest after creating the world, He rested with Adam as an example. Yeshua was sinless and did not need to be baptized, He did that to be an example as well. The first century believers would never have considered changing the Sabbath or stopping it because that was the principle means they identified as worshipers of the one true God. This has never changed and this message proves from scripture that the Sabbath is not just for Christians and Jews, but for all mankind.https://firstcenturychristianity.net/the-sabbath-is-for-all-mankind/

It's decision time, brothers and sisters, either decide to be a Christian and follow Him fully or don't. After accepting Yeshua as the Messiah (Jesus as the Christ) and becoming an adopted child of God, then what? This message addresses what the first century gentiles had to do to change how they were living and become children of God. I then parallel that to today, which is shockingly similar. This message proves that the rituals in mainstream Christianity, the things believers are required to do to be considered believers, are actually from paganism and the same exact religions Paul and the other apostles were sent into the world to counter. It's decision time, brothers and sisters, either decide to be a Christian and follow Him fully or don't. For more messages like this, please visit https://firstcenturychristianity.net/

The Gospel and our Connection to the God of Abraham explains how a person who has no connection to the God of Israel becomes connected through grafting in. This message is essential foundational information for Christianity and explains how our faith is a continuation of the faith of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Israel is the chosen people and this is explained in the message that God chose them as the conduit for Him to communicate His desire and purposes for mankind. Israel is also essential as the Messiah is of the tribe of Judah, and there is no such thing as a messiah without the faith of Abraham. This message explains how God was working with the nations before the first coming of the Messiah through the synagogue system so that the world would be prepared to accept the Gospel. For more teachings from this perspective, please visit https://firstcenturychristianity.net/

Addressing the danger with being infatuated with ancient hidden knowledge.

A message about how to study the bible properly complete with techniques for evaluating sources. The ultimate tie in is how to avoid following false gods which is surprisingly associated with many academics. I explain the discipline and work it takes to study and master just one or two topics and use an example from the book of Revelation that will surprise you and make you break with mainstream Christianity's understanding of prophecy. More info and messages like this at https://firstcenturychristianity.net/

A message about how to understand the bible starting with motivations for wanting to read the bible in the first place. Then I address biases, baggage, and issues with each person's perspective that can shade learning. Logical fallacies are defined, discussed, and a couple examples given showing how these flaws in reasoning can cause us to go off the rails when reading scripture. The canon of scripture is addressed as well as mechanisms for avoiding ridiculous doctrines. More info and messages like this can be found at https://firstcenturychristianity.net/

Explaining your identity in the Messiah and how you are connected to the God of Abraham. This video explains the absolute basic tenet of early Christianity while dispelling the doctrines that say gentiles replace Israel or the notion that Christianity was some brand new religion with a brand new God.

Instructions on how to pick a bible, what to look for, what to avoid, and how to set a good baseline for understanding the Word of God. This video includes shocking information proving the most popular bible in the world was created to purposely deceive, hence the warning that you might be offended by watching this.

Sukkot aka the Feast of Tabernacles is an 8 day celebration in the fall that Christians are not only supposed to be observing today, all mankind must observe it in the future or they will starve. While that sounds harsh, it's quite scriptural. This message is a primer to let Christians know what to expect at Sukkot, it's history in the last 100 years in the United States, and which topics to avoid to have a peaceful gathering.

The Day of Atonement, also known as Yom Kippur, continued to be kept by the Apostles until after the close of scripture. It was expected for all who accepted Yeshua as the Messiah, Jesus as the Christ if you prefer, to keep the fast until His return. This message explains Yom Kippur in a New Testament context complete with some prophetic significance.

The Day of Trumpets prophecies the return of Jesus Christ aka Yeshua the Messiah. The Charlie Kirk memorial fulfills a prophecy that brings us closer to the return. Heres' what to do about it.https://firstcenturychristianity.net/the-day-of-trumpets-3/

Charlie Kirk was assassinated for being a civil rights leader. We are all really bothered by his murder and the increasing violence in society. Many folks, even those who followed Charlie, did not know he kept the biblical sabbath. If his death has moved you to look into Christianity or the biblical Sabbath, please reach out. And our reaction to his murder needs to be one of love, mercy, and understanding for each other.

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God's Holy Days are annual appointments in time for His children. More info at https://firstcenturychristianity.net/fot-2025/

If you were accused of being a Christian in a court of law, would the evidence of your life prove it? Please figure out who God is before you end up in an ambulance or on life support. Before it's too late.

How to hear the cries for help in this increasingly disturbed and violent world.... and then what to do about it.

There's a really big reason for Christians to keep God's diet as outlined in Leviticus 23 that has nothing to do with health.

This is a live study from August 16, 2025 at our assembly. We discuss getting rid of the parts of Christianity that come from pagan religions and why this is incredibly important. You can hear several voices from our group offering their perspectives and testimonials. This includes irrefutable proof that Christmas is pagan.

Important information about managing end of life affairs for you and your loved ones. This is a non-religious post covering the cost of funerals, assisted living, VA benefits, and all sorts of difficult issues most of us never see coming.

Understanding the state of the dead blesses us to be able to understand the bible from Genesis to Revelation. Most believers shudder to think of being part of a one-world pagan religion, so it will come as a shock to learn that the majority of the world believes in eternal souls due to paganism, a fact that is not in doubt. This message is not meant to be comprehensive, but to illustrate the basic belief of the first century Christians and how the doctrine of eternal souls is ultimately incompatible with scripture. Please visit https://firstcenturychristianity.net/ for more teachings on the faith once delivered to the saints.

Something the Epstein files, the bombing of the Iranian nuclear facilities, the tragedy in Texas, and our news media have in common that give a little known sign of the end times.

Do the false prophets and prognosticators ever tire of being wrong? Do they believe in anything concrete?

As it turns out, the bible tells us quite plainly when Jesus Christ aka Yeshua the Messiah was born. It's not December 25 and it's not Sukkot. What's really shocking is that it's right in plain view!

Peter tells us how to know if we are born again or not....if you know how to see it.

Shmini is the Hebrew worth for 8th. This Torah Portion addresses the 8th day, which is a remarkably significant concept for Christianity and prophecy. The 8th day signifies a transition in holiness, such as when a boy is circumcised on the 8th day, when the priesthood officially began, and the transition from this world to the world to come.

Why are Christians Keeping the Feast of Tabernacles?The page to learn about the North Kansas City Feast site is https://firstcenturychristianity.net/fot-2025/You may be hearing about Christians who keep the biblical festivals and are wondering what that's all about. As it turns out, the first century church continued to observe the biblical holy days. In fact, both Gentile and Jewish people who accepted Yeshua, Jesus, as the Messiah, continued to fellowship in the synagogues for over a hundred years after Yeshua ascended. We see hints of this in the New Testament, notably at 1 Cor 5 when Paul reminds the Corinthians to continue keeping Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread, the Spring biblical holy days, as an analogy for addressing some other problems in their assembly. Keeping these days were so not in doubt that Paul is able to use them as analogies, like we would use Thanksgiving or the 4th of July today. In other words, it is completely taken for granted that the gentile converts in Corinth are observing Passover that Paul is able to use that practice at a teaching tool. What about the Feast of Tabernacles, also called Sukkot? This festival happens in the fall. It was ordained, just like Passover, as a memorial of the Exodus. The Israelites had to live in temporary dwellings for 40 years in the wilderness so this festival is a reminder of that. But it's also a humongous celebration because they got to cross into the promised land and enjoy the food and freedom that came with living the way God intended in the land He set apart!Passover is a memorial of the Exodus and crossing into the Promised land but we all know now that it was a prophecy of the Messiah, the Lamb of God, coming down from heaven to live a sinless life and bear our transgressions. Tabernacles follows this same pattern. It's a memorial to living in temporary dwellings, called sukkot, the plural of sukkah. That's a reminder that our time in this life is temporary, that there is something more out there. But there is a specific prophecy about this observance in the Old Testament book of Zechariah, chapter 14, verses 16-18. This prophecy states that at a future time, the entire world will either observe the Feat of Tabernacles. Those who don't will die by famine because there will be no rain on their lands. This is a future prophecy. Nothing like this has ever happened in history. Most who study prophecy and believe this will happen place the event in the 1000 year Messianic kingdom that begins when Yeshua, Jesus, returns. Whenever this happens, though, it's a prophecy about all nations keeping the Feast of Tabernacles in the future. So many of us ask why not now?Many Christians have returned to the practices of the first century church because it just makes sense. The bible is one story, from Genesis to Revelation, about God's relationship with mankind and His desire to have a relationship with us. A big blessing in keeping God's holy days is that our faith and our lifestyle become one. We who keep these days walk out our faith all year long, planning for the next set of holy days, enjoying the last ones, and living the way we believe all mankind will live when Yeshua, Jesus, returns. We will be hosting the Feast of Tabernacles in North Kansas City this year (2025). This year, we are going to teach the basics of why the holy days apply to Christians. The dates are October 7-14 and we would love for you to join us whether you are local or coming from out of town. Please consider joining us and you can find the information and register at the FOT25 link on firstcenturychristianity.net. I will post that link wherever this gets posted. You may also join us each week for services, online or in person, every Saturday at 1pm central time.Thanks for your time and may YHVH bless you and keep you, in the Name of His Son, Yeshua.

This one is a total slam dunk for us. There is no question the first century church kept Passover. Paul explains Messiah is our Passover and what we just did is as mirrored off the first century church as was can possibly do. This is not so we can be technically accurate, although that is important. But if we are to believe in this faith, we must pattern our lives after it and fully adopt it. Belief must be manifested as a change in behavior and practices.Printed notes and such available at https://firstcenturychristianity.net/yes-christians-are-supposed-to-keep-passover/