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• Navid Joseph Noorparvar's practice has been primarily focused on family law since 2005.? During this time Mr. Noorparvar has tried scores of cases as lead counsel and scores more as second-chair.? Mr. Noorparvar is well-known for his calm and charming demeanor during negotiation and while communicating with clients; however, he is equally known for his ability to turn into a fierce and dominating advocate when it is called for.? In addition to family law matters, Mr. Noorparvar handles criminal defense matters, especially traffic violation cases.? Mr. Noorparvar sat as a Judge Pro Tem in traffic court many times over the years.? Mr. Noorparvar uses his unique background and his training to increase the efficacy of his communications with his clients and to assess the personalities and weaknesses of his opponents.? Mr. Noorparvar grew up in Iran before immigrating to California.? From there, Mr. Noorparvar graduated from UCLA with a double major in Psychology and Philosophy, before heading to Oregon for law school.LanguagesEnglish

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• California, 2001 U.S. District Court Central District of California, 2001

• Los Angeles County Bar Association, 2001 - Present (Member)

• Lewis and Clark College Northwestern School of Law, Portland, Oregon, 2001J.D. UCLA, Los Angeles, California, 1998B.A.Major: Philosophy and Psychology

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ONLY when Egypt is convinced of God?s power over their false gods will Israel depart with their freedom intact!. Now the command to the Passover sacrifice begins and read carefully to understand what the sacrifice represented. I will not type everything here I hope you will read ALL of Exodus yourself to gain a fuller understanding.. 12:5 You must have a flawless young animal, a one-year-old male. You can take it from the sheep or from the goats. . So it could be a sheep or a goat. Egypt had deities as represented from BOTH animals. How convenient?Israel is to kill representatives of Egyptian deities in their presence and to dip hyssop, an herb used to purify the holy Egyptian temples and DIP it in the VERY LIFE ESSENCE (that?s what they believed blood to be) of their deity in their presence as an act of defiance and mark their doors with it in allegiance to the God of Israel who will demonstrate His power over their false gods. Then they were to roast and eat their false Egyptian god representation in the presence of the Egyptians without any recourse done to them, thus demonstrating the impotence of their man/god Pharaoh and their other false gods. In fact, they were ?passed over? by the angel of death who instead punished the Egyptians for their idolatry and enslavement of mind and body. Pharoah had done this to God?s ?first-born? ( You shall tell Pharaoh, 'Thus says the Lord, Israel is my son, my firstborn. Ex 4:22). 12:12 I will pass through Egypt on that night, and I will kill every first-born in Egypt, man and beast. I will perform acts of judgment against all the gods of Egypt. I [alone] am God.. That is a very important passage there..NOTE..**God will enact judgment against the false gods..plural now..of Egypt. That was the purpose of the Passover sacrifice.** . 12:13 The blood will be a sign for you on the houses where you are staying. I will see the blood and pass you by (pasach). There will not be any deadly plague among you when I strike Egypt. . 12:27 You must answer, 'It is the Passover service to God. He passed over the houses of the Israelites in Egypt when He struck the Egyptians, sparing our homes.' . The people bent their heads and prostrated themselves. . The Passover sacrifice, be it a sheep or a goat, was NEVER a sin sacrifice. The sacrifice serves to demonstrate the people?s courage, as they take the Egyptians? object of worship and slaughter and eat it in the service of the God of Israel!. Torah is clear that the sacrifice and eating of the lamb at Pesach was the killing and eating of the false god of Egypt to show allegiance to the real God. The continuation of the Paschal lamb sacrifice is an eternal remembrance of that deliverance from idolatry and slavery. This is why no uncircumcised male or Gentile could partake of the Paschal lamb. In the days of the Temple it was also clear it never represented a sin sacrifice to the Jewish people at any time because they are entirely different methods for sacrificing a lamb for a sin sacrifice and the lamb for the Passover. So, it should be clear after reading the Exodus from Torah , Jesus has nothing to do with the Passover lamb. If you insist on equating Jesus with the Pascal lamb, in truth you are equating him to a false god of Egypt. I sincerely doubt that is their intent as Christians view Jesus as a sin offering!. Christianity does NOT get to redefine Passover for the Jewish people who still observe it as commanded. Deuteronomy Chapter 4 verse 2. Do not add to the word which I command you, nor diminish from it, to observe the commandments of the Lord your God which I command you.. Without the Temple we no longer make the sacrifice of the Paschal lamb and eat it so that command (no gentile may eat of it) is not broken. 12:42 There was a night of vigil for God, [preparing] to bring them out of Egypt. This night remains for the Israelites a vigil to God for all generations. 12:43 God said to Moses and Aaron, 'This is the law of the Passover sacrifice: . 'No outsider may eat it. . 12:44 If a man buys a slave for cash and circumcises him, then [the slave] can eat it. . 12:45 [But if a gentile is] a temporary resident or a hired hand, he may not eat [the Passover sacrifice]. . 12:46 'It must be eaten by a single group. Do not bring any of its meat out of the group. Do not break any of its bones. . 12:47 'The entire community of Is

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