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Yes, the study of prophecy is a learning experience. So far, with the exception of a current future predication, every one of your dates has been wrong. I fail to see that you have learned anything from this experience. The key that should unlock this learning experience is the word: Eisegesis.

Did you know that the number 4 is important to Israelites in the Passa Seder ceremony? Because the promise of deliverance from their Egyptian slavery is mentioned 4 times in the book of Exodus chap. 6. Since then the Seder ceremony has 4 cups of wine to drink, four questions to ask children present, and to tell of the 4 hundred years of slavery. Did you know that hagaddah is a small book used for describing the rituals and blessing of the meal, and telling the great story of the journey from slavery in Egypt to freedom in the Promised Land? Did you know the importance of unleavened bread in observing the Seder? The Israelites did not have time to let the yeast rise in their bread. They were under command by God to leave all behind them and go in the night quickly from their Goshen homes. Therefore, they ate unleaved bread, known as Matzah along the way to the promise land. Manna flour was used. Nowadays at Passover they eat Matzah eight days long in the Seder holidays. Did you know about the url for teaching all about the past and present of Seder at Passover? http://tinyurl.com/ju64sma

Ephesians 3: In reading this, then, you will be able to understand my insight into the mystery of Christ,....... This mystery is that through the gospel the Gentiles are heirs together with Israel, members together of one body, and sharers together in the promise in Christ Jesus. Joe and Peter are Gentiles who became heirs at some point of their lives with Jewish church of believers. Perhaps not an official member on their books but spiritually one with them as I am. They had a blessed experience of sharing a Pesach celebration with Messianic Jews. I find that so beautiful in the symbolic meaning of that event.

“A man may study because his brain is hungry for knowledge, even Bible knowledge. But he prays because his soul is hungry for God. ” - Leonard Ravenhill

Awesome!! I've been to 2, probably about 10 or so years ago!!

I infer here that Mrs. White was speaking of scripture, not her own writings. If I were an unbiased 3rd party, I would likely reject any testimony not based on the Bible. If I can't find verification in scripture, I won't use an EGW quote to try to prove a point.

I attended my first full-blown Pesach celebration last night at a Messianic Jewish church with 500 other people - complete with rabbis, lamb, bitter herbs (HOT horseradish and parsley), singing in Hebrew, multiple blessings, shofars, and 4 glasses on grape juice or Manechevitz (nasty wine). I was the only male at our table, so I had to be the host. I didn't have a clue what I was doing; but the Jewish women at the table were good mentors. Had a blast! Even imagined that I was sorta getting the hang of the Hebrew songs towards the end of the 3-hour dinner/ceremony.

By the way, the information that you have brought to us is interesting.

I will be celebrating a full blown Pesach celebration with Messianic Jews tonight.