Open Letter To Jews: Christian Passover

So every now and then, you'll run into a website typically run by Jews asking Christians to stop celebrating Passover. Or they try to pull rank and tell Christians to celebrate like Jews.
https://18doors.org/a_christians_guide_to_passover/
Uhhhh, no, sorry. First of all, the number of Christians that actually hold a Seder is not demographically significant, as most do not (they have an Easter supper instead). Second of all, the Christian Passover is an authentic Christian celebration. Christians have nothing to apologize for. Third, Jews have gotten Passover WRONG for over 2000 years, and it's time to admit it.

Let's go over some history. Passover started during the Exodus. During the night of Passover, blood was spread on the door with hyssop (this tradition was the first to go, I think, I asked an actual Jews and he thought they never did this past the first one; I'm not convinced of that). Then unleavened bread was baked (now it's storebought, and some Jewish Passover has matzoh ball soup, uhhhhh no, the point of Passover is not to have a dish that has unleavened flour or a ball of dough in water but to bake unleavened bread, night buy it storebought, not come up with different dishes). Then there was the bitter herbs, haroset, and the lamb. Christians eat an egg, but I'm not sure about JewsSome rabbi came up wuth the idea of eating these herbs together with the lamb, haroset, and unleavened bread (again, the idea of coming up with new dishes rather than keeping traditions, but this one was based on the idea that it was all part of the whole custom.
But let's talk about this lamb. You see, it's off the menu, replaced by a lamb sgank and other meat, even though the passage in Exodus says in no uncertain terms...

You see, the Jews ran into trouble. It started around the "wise" King Solomon deciding to build a Temple. Jews got it into their heads that this was a public sacrifice to be marched over to the temple to be reviewed for its blemishes then killed publically in some big occasion. Uhhhhh no? This was a home ceremony, allowed sheep or goats, and most important was that the lamb was to be shared among households. Nothing in here said the word "sacrifice". That's Yom Kippur, where a lamb was given either as a scapegoat or as offering. This is a meal, not a sacrifice, though the blood spreading fooled people. You're to pick a lamb without blemish, suited to the size of households, and share it with nearby families with not enough. No rabbis, no cohen, no temples, none of that is involved. None of that is necessary! But the Jews made an idol of their temple. And so, God destroyed it. They made excuses for nearly 2000 years why the temple fell. It fell because Jews have never asked for forgiveness for the issues that caused its fall, setting the temple ahead of God, and refusing to recognize it as an idol. It remains fallen because Jews even today refuse to properly keep the Passover, which involves lamb not a temple, unleavened bread not matzoh ball soup. And there should not be another temple, it distracted focus from God.

But Jews have also rejected the Messiah, if that's another sore point. There will not be another Messiah, the East Gate is closed, and a graveyard built on it. Either accept the one God gave, warts and all, or reject the idea of Messiah. God is not going to kill other people for you. "Vengeance is mine," God has promised that he will sort out justice (NOT US), so the main reason Jews reject the Messiah is that he didn't kill off all the Romans and the temple was destroyed. No uhhhh, the temple was destroyed because of disobedience which continues to this day. A lamb shank? Really?!? Either accept Jesus, and enter into the grace that has been prepared as a result of his sacrifice for all, or you must figure out what God wants and do everything you can to repent of 2000 years of wayward ideas given by corrupt sinful rabbis.

Christians (when they do celebrate Passover, and don't get taken in by the Jewish temple tradition) typically do eat lamb, because to them it is a reminder of the Lamb of God that takes away our sins. It's often not a sacrifice though, so bought lamb is usually eaten over killing a lamb on the spot. Samaritans also kill a lamb, this time on their mountain. The Jews on the other hand, actually have laws against celebrating the Passover with lamb. Well, I think it's against sacricing on Temple Mount which they do not need to do in the first place. It's time to stop this false tradition. The temple is not important. If it was important to worship, it is not required for a home tradition like Passover. Let it go. Go back to eating the meat that God specifically instructed you to eat that day. Sort out whatever else you have done wrong on the Day of Atonement, but it starts by realizing that you are able to have a proper Passover, whether of not there is a temple, whether or not there is even a nation of Israel. You are Jews, stop wailing at a wall, and start acting like Chosen People of God.