👑Passover is one of the most important annual events on the Hebrew calendar.
✝️Passover is also relevant to Christians, as it commemorates Jesus delivering us from sin and death.
🍞During Passover, people eat unleavened bread to recall the Israelites' hasty departure from Egypt.
🏠Leaven is removed from homes to symbolize the removal of sin from our lives.
📚The story of Passover is retold and reviewed to remember God's deliverance and reflect on our own spiritual journey.
Why is Passover relevant to Christians?
—Passover is relevant to Christians because God commanded His people to keep Passover throughout their generations. Additionally, during the Last Supper, Jesus instructed His disciples to observe Passover in remembrance of Him.
What is the significance of eating unleavened bread during Passover?
—Eating unleavened bread during Passover symbolizes the Israelites' hasty departure from Egypt, as they did not have time to let their bread rise. It also serves as a reminder to remove sin from our lives.
Why is leaven removed from homes during Passover?
—Leaven is removed from homes during Passover to symbolize the removal of sin from our lives. It is a time of introspection and asking God to search our hearts for any sin.
How is the Exodus story retold and reviewed during Passover?
—The Exodus story is retold and reviewed during Passover through various traditions, such as the Passover Seder. Additionally, reading through the book of Exodus and having Bible studies can help reflect on the meaning of the story.
What are some traditional Passover foods?
—Some traditional Passover foods include Matzah Ball Soup, Baklava, and Matzah Pizza. There are many creative recipes available to make the chametz-free holiday enjoyable.
00:00Passover is a significant biblical holiday that commemorates the Israelites' deliverance from slavery in Egypt.
02:30Passover is also relevant to Christians, as it commemorates Jesus delivering us from sin and death.
04:22During Passover, people eat unleavened bread to recall the Israelites' hasty departure from Egypt.
05:31Leaven is removed from homes to symbolize the removal of sin from our lives.
07:14The story of Passover is retold and reviewed to remember God's deliverance and reflect on our own spiritual journey.
09:21Passover can be celebrated by eating unleavened bread, removing leaven from the home, reviewing the Exodus story, participating in a Passover Seder, observing the High Holy Days, and enjoying traditional Passover foods.
12:36Passover is a time to reflect on our personal salvation in Yeshua the Messiah and the love and sacrifice of God.
15:21Passover is also an opportunity to enjoy delicious foods that adhere to the dietary restrictions of the holiday.
