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| Sacraments - Passover |
| Sacraments - Passover |
| The Church of Haile Selassie I, Inc. |
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| Passover |
Melchizedek, King of Salem, Priest of the Most High God. On the
night of the Passover, Jesus the Christ broke bread and drank wine
with his disciples (Mark 14v22-23). Rastalogy identifies this
operation as a re-introduction of the Melchizedek Order, which is a
Rastalogy identifies this sacrament as one established by
Melchizedek, King of Salem, Priest of the Most High God. On the
night of the Passover, Jesus the Christ broke bread and drank wine
with his disciples (Mark 14v22-23). Rastalogy identifies this
operation as a re-introduction of the Melchizedek Order, which is a
sacrament of thanks to the God of all ages for His help to the people
of Abram stock, to Israel's victory over Pharaoh as Passover.
The Church of Haile Selassie I, accepts this operation as a
divine traditional custom which should be observed and
practiced during certain Holy Days and Liberation. (i.e., Fasika
- May 5, 1941 & Battle of Adowa 1896)
night of the Passover, Jesus the Christ broke bread and drank wine
with his disciples (Mark 14v22-23). Rastalogy identifies this
operation as a re-introduction of the Melchizedek Order, which is a
Rastalogy identifies this sacrament as one established by
Melchizedek, King of Salem, Priest of the Most High God. On the
night of the Passover, Jesus the Christ broke bread and drank wine
with his disciples (Mark 14v22-23). Rastalogy identifies this
operation as a re-introduction of the Melchizedek Order, which is a
sacrament of thanks to the God of all ages for His help to the people
of Abram stock, to Israel's victory over Pharaoh as Passover.
The Church of Haile Selassie I, accepts this operation as a
divine traditional custom which should be observed and
practiced during certain Holy Days and Liberation. (i.e., Fasika
- May 5, 1941 & Battle of Adowa 1896)
| "Breaking of Bread and Drinking of Wine" |