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I attended a Burning Man re-enactment of the LDS temple ceremony once in the deserts of Nevada. It was also very good.
Isn't that the same thing as Mormons re-enacting and reinterpreting Jewish ceremonies?
I attended a Passover Seder at BYU a couple of years ago and it was very good. It is to be expected to be a little different due to a group of Mormons there to learn what it really is. There has to be times when you have to have things explained and More..
Any true passover will always use wine per Jesus' commandments to his ancient American disciples in 3Ne.18:1-10 and 3Ne.20:1-8. "Christ our passover is sacrificed for us" (1Cor.5:7). Using grape juice is trifling with the words of Christ.