Freedom! Defending Passover From Paul's Epistles, Early Church History, And Patristic Literature

In defense of the celebration of Passover and God's appointed times from Paul's Epistles, early church history, and the writings of the church fathers. First mitzvah after redemption from Egypt was time related. We march to the beat of a different drummer. Appointed times from Genesis to Revelation. Description of the thousand year reign of Christ, the Messianic Era, in the prophets of Israel Zechariah, Isaiah, and Ezekiel. God said Passover is a law forever to be celebrated by Israel forever, not temporarily or only for one dispensation. Evidence that the Apostle Paul celebrated God's festivals including Passover, Pentecost, and the Day of Atonement, and that he was Torah observant in general. Quartodeciman controversy between Easter Sunday and Passover on the fourteenth including Anicetus and Polycarp, Victor and Polycrates, Melito, John Chrystostom, Nestorius, Constantine, and Eusebius. Tertullian on Passover as the best day to baptize new believers. Satan opposes restoration, especially the restoration of biblical practice that proclaims the Gospel. As the Anabaptists and early Reformers fought for baptism, so must we fight for Passover.