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  • Joel - Lesson 8 Ch4

    A few years ago, a series of so-called Blood Moons was to begin at Passover and The circumstance was that beginning on Passover in 2014 and also the next year there their re-birth as a nation occurred nearly a year before the lunar eclipses of Passover So as to the claim that every time […]

  • Leviticus - Lesson 34 Ch23

    We’ve looked at Passover and the Feast of Matza so far, and we’ll continue the order Verse 9 serves as a break between the instructions for the combined feasts of Pesach Now the Spring Feast of Firstfruits (Bikkurim) was a one-day event just as Passover In other words Scripture doesn’t assign it a fixed date […]

  • 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; […]

  • Acts - Lesson 28 Ch12

    Peter’s arrest occurred during the springtime feast period of Passover, Unleavened told that Agrippa decided it would be best (politically) to wait until after Passover everyday speech to refer to the entire sequence of the 3 spring feasts as either Passover or Unleavened Bread ( Pesach or Matza ). The Passover week of […]

  • Numbers - Lesson 34 Ch32 Ch33

    Passover, by Scriptural ordinance of God, was a 1-day festival that was to occur So Passover (1 day) and Unleavened Bread (7 days), taken together are 8 consecutive was conducted and the way Passover was performed after leaving Egypt and in future on the doorposts of homes on the 14th of Nisan, the Passover lamb […]

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 15 Ch12

    Passover, Pesach, is NOT a pilgrimage feast, but the feast that starts the day after Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, is. and New Year, it was logical that the Israelite families would prefer to have Passover Therefore they would just go ahead and celebrate Passover in Jerusalem by arriving

  • 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 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 […]

  • Topical Teachings - The 7 Biblical Feasts and What They Mean for Followers of Yeshua – Part 1

    Easter is similar; that Messiah was crucified on Passover and then 3 days later arose Briefly, each biblical feast is significant and prophetic as follows: 1) Pesach, The Feast of Passover, speaks of redemption…that the Messiah, our Passover Lamb, And, in fact, we’ll find that Jesus died on Pesach, went into the tomb on Matza, Yeshua […]