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  • 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 […]

  • 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 […]

  • Matthew - Lesson 90 Ch26

    Briefly that is because the Passover meal is always eaten not on Passover but rather It was during the daytime on Passover afternoon that the Passover lambs were slaughtered way that the Last Supper was also the biblical Passover meal. Passover Day was when all preparations for the Passover meal were, by custom, made seder; rather it […]

  • Joshua - Lesson 7 Ch5

    First was the coming Passover; the Israelites were about to celebrate their first Pesach in the Promised Land and so especially the males had to be properly prepared After the circumcision ceremony verse 10 explains that they celebrated Passover on Then the day AFTER Passover, which is the 15th day of the 1st month and […]

  • Matthew - Lesson 68 Ch20

    Jesus begins His final journey to the Holy City where He will celebrate the Passover Since He will be in Jerusalem at Passover when the city is full to overflowing with Might they have been thinking that He was talking about the Passover ceremonial seder That’s possible; but even that would have been strictly in […]

  • 1 Kings - Lesson 16 Ch8 Ch9

    in modern Jewish conversation to call the first of these pilgrimage festivals Pesach (Passover) instead of Matza (Unleavened Bread); however that is technically not Pesach, Matza, and Bikkurim is a series of springtime feasts that occurs in rapid fire succession: Passover first, the next day is Unleavened Bread, and the day […]

  • Acts - Lesson 27 Ch11 Ch12

    The Jews were well aware that Passover and Unleavened Bread ( Pesach and Matza ) However, since Passover was a one day feast, and the week-long festival of Matza began the day after Passover, then in common everyday speech they were spoken of In Biblical reality, Jews were not required to come to the Temple […]

  • Matthew - Lesson 91 Ch26

    It occurred in the first hour or so of Passover and therefore happened soon after Lord’s Supper, and as we discovered this could not have been the traditional Passover in the first moments that the calendar turns to Nisan 15th, when the Feast of Passover … nicknamed the entire day (the entire 24-hour period) of […]

  • Acts - Lesson 4 Ch1 Ch2

    The first holy day of that system is Pesach , Passover. Matza begins the day after Passover. Next follows Bikkurim , Firstfruits. Firstfruits takes place the next day after the Sabbath following Passover. Pesach , Passover, the 1st feast happens on a defined calendar date: Nissan 14th. Rather we are to count 50 […]

  • Leviticus - Lesson 2 Intro2

    He also provided what the Passover provided, and THAT was the key. Let me explain: The Passover sacrifice was not really part of the Law per se or the The Passover sacrifice is a case in point: it was not about atoning for sins, was When the Israelites celebrated Passover, it was for them a […]