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[Xbonz]

I mean we ought to be celebrating parting of the red sea rather than easter this weekend but.

Being that this is Passover some of us are...

Guy says 'No problem, we have them in here all day" So I proceeded to try on jackets, pick shirts and ties all while carrying openly in a retial store in GA

Gotta love livin' in the South..

[ColMike]

Originally Posted by Xbonz

Being that this is Passover some of us are...




Gotta love livin' in the South..

while I knew the events were sequential and connected, I did not realize the celebration of Pesach encompassed all 10 plagues as well as the subsequent events. My apologies for being so short sighted.

[Xbonz]

Originally Posted by ColMike

while I knew the events were sequential and connected, I did not realize the celebration of Pesach encompassed all 10 plagues as well as the subsequent events. My apologies for being so short sighted.

No reason to apologize. I was just having some fun. The holiday celebrates the Exodus from Egypt. Part of Passover has to do with the plagues, the Angel of Death passing over the houses of the Hebrews being the reason for the name of the holiday. Pharoah's army was destroyed by the Red Sea returning to its natural state, and we have been stuck eating Matzoh for 5000+ years because they didn't have time for the bread to rise when being pursued by the army..

[Riverpigusmc]

Howard, you're JEWISH????

Love ya, man. Ya done good, Colonel

[Xbonz]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

Howard, you're JEWISH????

Love ya, man. Ya done good, Colonel

Only on my parent's sides..

Sorry for the hijack Colonel..

[DrHenley]

Col Mike, you can carry openly in Georgia if you have a concealed carry permit. With the number of military and retired military here in Columbus, the citizens are pretty much armed to the teeth. Even the Libs here are armed. The only businesses I know of that have signs stating no firearms are TGI Friday's and Carmike Theaters.


Jewish celebration of Passover and Good Friday should coincide roughly. The Last Supper was either a Passover Seder or occurred during preparations for Passover.

The First Council of Nicaea (325) established the date of Easter as the first Sunday after the full moon following the March equinox. Passover begins on the 15th of the Hebrew month of Nisan.