There are many reasons not to trust the Greek Scriptures, Iesous and his followers. Here is just one.
Anyone keeping Pesach (Passover) and Matzah (Feast of Unleavened) understands the significance of YHUH'S command to remove chametz (leaven).
According to the Greek Scriptures, Iesous nor his disciples observed this command, therefore they sinned.
The Greek word for unleavened bread is AZUMOS (# 106) but it clearly states that they used ARTOS (#740), which is LEAVENED bread.
Iesous took LEAVENED bread and gave it to his disciples, and told them, "Take, eat". Iesous knowingly caused his disciples to SIN.
Anyone keeping Pesach (Passover) and Matzah (Feast of Unleavened) understands the significance of YHUH'S command to remove chametz (leaven).
According to the Greek Scriptures, Iesous nor his disciples observed this command, therefore they sinned.
Matthew 26 (Mark 14:12, 22; Luke 22:7, 19)
17) And at the beginning of Unleavened (azumos) came the disciples to Iesou, saying to him, Where do you desire we prepare for you to eat the Pascha (Passover)?
26) And as they ate, Iesous took the bread (artos, which is LEAVENED bread) and blessing, he broke and gave to the disciples and said, Take, eat, this is the body of me.
17) And at the beginning of Unleavened (azumos) came the disciples to Iesou, saying to him, Where do you desire we prepare for you to eat the Pascha (Passover)?
26) And as they ate, Iesous took the bread (artos, which is LEAVENED bread) and blessing, he broke and gave to the disciples and said, Take, eat, this is the body of me.
Iesous took LEAVENED bread and gave it to his disciples, and told them, "Take, eat". Iesous knowingly caused his disciples to SIN.
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