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Pesach is the Hebrew name for Passover.

From the provided context, it is described as a one-day biblical feast that occurs on the 14th day of Nisan. The context also connects Pesach with the Passover lamb, which is slaughtered on Passover day and serves as the centerpiece of the Passover meal.

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 21 Ch16

    following Passover. It is still Passover day. It is still Passover Day. It is still Passover Day. It is still Passover Day.

  • Matthew - Lesson 88 Ch26

    (Pesach) being 2 days away as a prelude to what we’ll soon be reading about. Yet, that cannot be the case because it is on Passover day that the Passover lambs So, if He died on Passover at about the same time the Passover lambs were being slaughtered The one-day biblical Feast of Passover (Pesach) […]

  • Matthew - Lesson 87 Ch25 Ch26

    The controversy is when we read that Jesus said: “As you know, Pesach (Passover) The first was Passover (Pesach in Hebrew). On the festival day of Passover what happens is that the Passover lamb is slaughtered And the day before was Passover. on Passover; and since the cooked lamb was the centerpiece of the Passover meal,

  • 2 Kings - Lesson 37 Ch23

    2ND KINGS 23:21 – end How fitting it was that the king would order that the Pesach Not only is Passover the 1st in the series of the 7 biblically ordained feasts, but And now in Josiah’s day, 700 years or more since that time, not just Passover but And yet a Passover has […]

  • Numbers - Lesson 11 Ch10

    Last week, in Numbers 9, we saw Israel celebrate the first memorial Passover. That is, the Passover in Egypt was not an observance; it was the actual event itself The Passover of Numbers 9 is looking back, as a remembrance, of that event that had So for the next 1300 years or […]

  • Joshua - Lesson 8 Ch5

    obvious that this circumcision ceremony was a pre-requisite for celebration of the Passover I realize that the only Bible Feast mentioned in these verses is Pesach, Passover But that is because it was such common knowledge among the Hebrews that Passover, Passover occurs on the 14th day of the 1st month, Unleavened Bread on the […]

  • Numbers - Lesson 31 Ch28 Ch29

    a replacement of the Savior’s atoning blood anymore than our celebration of Passover Then the sacrifices for festivals follow in calendar order, BEGINNING with Passover Passover began as ONE-day festival event. Since Pesach (Passover) was eventually (by the time of Deuteronomy) fused with Matzah Originally Passover was a kind of private family observance; the Passover […]

  • Exodus - Lesson 9 Ch10 Ch11

    This would become the establishment of, and the very first, Passover. We’re in Jerusalem, and it’s Passover (in Hebrew, Pesach). Yeshua has completed His Passover meal in the company of His 12 disciples the evening Yeshua, our Passover lamb, was selected and sacrificed when all was dark, literally the truth, and could not see that […]

  • Exodus - Lesson 11 Ch12 Ch13

    And, Israel left Egypt on Passover, in the month of Nisan. So, while Believers celebrate Passover as a day of persona l salvation due to the redemptive death of Yeshua, the Jewish people view Passover (Pesach in Hebrew) as There is not a Passover “A” for natural born Israelites, and Passover “B” for foreigners […]

  • Leviticus - Lesson 33 Ch23

    The day following Pesach, Passover, is the 1st day of another Biblical Feast the The holiday called Passover was not the result of Christ’s Crucifixion; Passover Passover commemorated an event that actually happened. On Pesach day, Nissan 14th, about 30 AD the highest meaning of Passover occurred He went to the Cross and died; […]