as to 'Memorial'

as to 'Memorial'
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 4:42 AM

Dear Carlos..

Thanks for a letter..I have been wondering what you are doing...although I thought you must have come back here from Britain..

Early this year I got divorced and soon afterwards got married to my girlfriend. Now my girlfriend became my wife and my wife then became my ex wife. But nothing around me changed. I live by myself. My ex wife lives near my house. My wife still lives in a different city -Kokura.

I am coming on Thursday meeting. Is it still being held at 7:30?
I hope we will see there soon.

I have now own many family problems. I intend to attend the meeting regularly after my wife start living with me soon -in May I think, the same time as a new Kingdom Hall starts being used. I hope to see the new hall soon.

Communion, Eucharist, or Mass...the Last Meal held by Jesus Christ has been celebrated in many names in many denominations and in many times in a year. You call Memorial and celebrate once in a year on Nisan 14. He had also celebrated Nissan 14, one of Jewish festivals, technically it is Preparation Day for the seven-day Feast of Unleavened Bread that begins on Nisan 15.

The seven day feast of unleavened bread is more commonly known as Passover in Jewish tradition and Easter in Christian traditions. So Jehovah's Witnesses are neither celebrating Passover nor Easter.

Your applying Bible descriptions to a real calendar is very strict and right..

Sincerely yours,

Mer