The author questions the celebration of Easter, arguing that the real Passover was intended for the people of Israel and had specific symbols such as the lamb, which pointed to Jesus. The author asserts that the Passover has been abolished and changed into the Lord's Supper, hence making the celebration of Easter unnecessary. Additionally, the author criticizes the inclusion of the Easter egg, viewing it as a strategy used by the archenemy of mankind to lead people astray. The author compares this to the biblical story of the king of Midian leading the people of Israel to sin by participating in a pagan festival. The author references a letter in the book of Revelation, warning against the doctrines of Balaam and the Nicolaitans, who advocate for indulging in food offered to idols and engaging in prostitution.

Oli Prestes
Missionary