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Exodus - Lesson 32 Ch34 Ch35 Ch36 Ch37
Festival of Matza, it generally is referring to a bundle of 3 different festivals: Passover Passover is the beginning of the Festival of Matza, and then 1 day later begins Matza to the Hebrews they were celebrating their release from captivity in Egypt (Passover Now, please listen carefully: for the Hebrews while the Passover and […] -
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 46 Ch12
In my teaching entitled “The Passover Problem Solved” I go into depth about the literal we understand the biblical feasts (of which the Feasts of Unleavened Bread, Passover You can go to TorahClass.com and insert the words The Passover Problem Solved into -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 16 Ch12
His name is Yeshua, it happened at Passover, and the Church has made this ceremony worried and skeptical (if not downright disgusted) 12 disciples sitting around that Pesach Jews who heard what these disciples of that carpenter’s son had done at the Passover Jews who were “too far” away (in the Diaspora) were not obligated […] -
Joshua - Lesson 5 Ch2 Ch3
blood painted on the doorposts of the Israelite homes in Egypt at the first Passover In addition we’ll soon see in a later chapter in the Book of Joshua that the Passover Israel’s official end to their Exodus and beginning of their inheritance, just as Passover -
Matthew - Lesson 83 Ch24
, of the 7 biblical feasts 4 of them will have been prophetically fulfilled: Passover Literally and precisely, Christ died on Passover, went into the grave on Unleavened It took just 4 days for the Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Firstfruits feasts to -
Acts - Lesson 45 Ch20
season Biblical festival of Unleavened Bread, which comes the next day after Passover Technically Passover is a one day festival that starts on Nisan 14. In this era (and for many years before it), the terms Passover and Unleavened Bread So Jews tended to speak of the season as Passover or Unleavened Bread […] -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 35 Ch25 Ch26
which in Hebrew is called Bikkurim (in association with the spring festivals of Passover The Mishnah states regarding the Passover observances that, “in every generation -
Joshua - Lesson 4 Ch1 Ch2
first things that Israel did after crossing over into Canaan was to celebrate Pesach , Passover. Since we know that Passover takes place on the 14th day of the 1st month of the year -
Leviticus - Lesson 4 Ch2
meaning of the prohibition of leaven in sacrifices and on household food during Passover , Pesach. The only real mention of WHY no leaven can be used has to do with Passover; and the
