The Passover Seder: A Celebration of Redemption

🍞The unleavened bread represents the sinless body of the Messiah, broken for our redemption.

🍷The wine represents the blood of the sacrificial lamb and the blood of the Messiah, shed for the forgiveness of sins.

🐑The lamb represents the sacrifice made to save the Israelites from death and foreshadows the ultimate sacrifice of the Messiah.

💧The saltwater represents the tears of slavery and reminds us of the bitterness of bondage.

🔥The roasted egg symbolizes the temple sacrifice and the hope for the restoration of Jerusalem.

What is the significance of the unleavened bread?

—The unleavened bread represents the haste of the Israelites leaving Egypt and the sinless body of the Messiah.

Why is the lamb an important symbol in the Seder?

—The lamb represents the sacrifice made to save the Israelites from death and symbolizes the ultimate sacrifice of the Messiah.

Why is saltwater used in the Seder?

—The saltwater represents the tears of slavery and reminds us of the bitterness of bondage.

What does the roasted egg symbolize?

—The roasted egg represents the temple sacrifice and the hope for the restoration of Jerusalem.

What is the significance of the four cups of wine?

—The four cups of wine represent the four promises of redemption and the blood of the sacrificial lamb and the Messiah.

00:08The Passover Seder is a sacred tradition that commemorates the redemption of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

02:02The unleavened bread represents the sinless body of the Messiah, broken for our redemption.

06:31The wine represents the blood of the sacrificial lamb and the blood of the Messiah, shed for the forgiveness of sins.

11:30The saltwater represents the tears of slavery and reminds us of the bitterness of bondage.

16:13The roasted egg symbolizes the temple sacrifice and the hope for the restoration of Jerusalem.