Re: law and cross holes November 5, 2006 
Dear Wyatt Group,

"For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle 
shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled. Whosoever 
therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he 
shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven . . ." (Matthew 5:18-19b)

"Verily I say unto you, Among them that are born of women there hath not 
risen a greater than John the Baptist: notwithstanding he that is least in the 
kingdom of heaven is greater than he." (Matthew 11:11)

Exegesis:
The verb "to pass away" (Greek: parerchomai) literally means "to move by" 
(example, Matthew 8:28). During the crucifixion, the sun set at noon (Amos 8), 
which means that heaven and earth supernaturally advanced, passed by, moved 
forward (literally). And it was during the crucifixion that the law was 
fulfilled by the perfect Blood of Jesus, who is our Eternal Sacrifice and High Priest 
(But the law asked for animal blood? Change of sacrifice? Change of High 
Priesthood? Change or fulfillment of the Law???). And John the Baptizer preached 
the coming of the Kingdom, which came when Jesus sat on the Throne after 
ascending into Heaven (compare Acts 1:9 and Daniel 7:9). John did preach Baptism 
by the Holy Spirit (John 1:33), which came on the Day of Pentecost (the first 
day of the week) when the church, the Kingdom of God, first was added to; thus, 
the church began (Why did God begin the church on Sunday?). On the contrary, 
if it were meant that the letter of the law would pass away when heaven and 
earth were destroyed, then the law would not be in heaven in the great eternal.

Sincerely,
David Cruz

PS Concerning the crucifixion dig, it appears there is an I-beam in the eye 
of the skull face that needs to be plucked out (to reach the so called 
"undisturbed areas"). On a positive note, another crucifixion nail was found, the 
altar stone was found, and communion cups were found (which I think may be used 
to validate the story given by Henry Gruver about the lady with the 600 
Polaroid's and the 250 Ultra-orthodox Rabbis). In my opinion, the best way to drill 
through the rubble would be to run a pipe down the hole and cement the loose 
rubble, then it would be solid enough to allow the drill to work and the rubble 
would stop interfering with the drilling (unless God steps in). Concerning 
the hollow drill bit stuck in Zedekiah's Cave, I would try freezing it and then 
give it a good reverse torque (apparently, the heat has cause the drill bit 
to expand and lock into place).