Passover

 PASSOVER 2021

March 27- April 4

Exodus Chapter 12 and 13

  • We now understand that we were never meant to celebrate the holidays of the world - Christmas, easter, etc. These holidays have been mixed with pagan practices, just as it was thousands of years ago.

Deuteronomy 12:30-31

  • This is an everlasting command to keep those festivals.

Exodus 12:14

  • The question is: are we to keep the feast day based on Deuteronomy 16:5-6?

  • With these two scriptures, what are we to do? We have one command that says keep it forever, and another that says only in Jerusalem.

Acts 7:48-50; Matt 18:20

We must remember that the Ruach Ha’godesh dwells in us - His name has been placed upon us - He is with us - we are no longer looking to be reunited in physical Jerusalem, but New Jerusalem, which will be revealed with Messiah, Yahusha.

It is my opinion that we should observe Passover like our forefathers did while in Egypt captivity waiting for deliverance.

Leviticus 23:4-9

Book of Jubilees 49:1-2

PASSOVER MEAL

  • Passover meal is to be eaten Friday night on the 15th day of the month - this feast starts the week of Unleavened Bread and continues for seven full days.

  • Prior to Passover meal, all your leavened bread and leavening agents (yeast, baking powder, and baking soda) in the house should be tossed in the garbage; (after the week of Unleavened Bread you can purchase more.)

  • The Word instructs that our loins should be girded, your shoes on your feet. Exodus 12:11


The week of Unleavened Bread has two Sabbaths the 1st and 7th days.  No work is to be done except for food preparation.  It is also a Holy Convocation - A day of worship.

Leviticus 23:8

1 Peter 2:5

Hebrews 13:12-16

This should be a weeklong festival of joy, giving praise and thanks to His Name.

2 Chronicles 30:21

John 1:29

Isaiah 53:1-7

1 Peter 1:18-19

Exodus 12:3-5

1 John 3:5

Exodus 12:46

Psalm 34:20

John 19:33-36

Luke 24:1-3

What to eat

Exodus 12:8-11

Lamb, Unleavened bread, and bitter herbs, that’s it. I know that some of us are vegetarians or only eat fish.  However, this is the one day of the year we will eat meat because it is commanded. The lamb should be roasted, not boiled or cooked with water.  While there are no specifics on what the bitter herbs are, we should avoid adding anything sweet to the meat.  

Revelation 2:14

Exodus 12:11

Jeremiah 31:8

Jeremiah 38:8

From this day forward, every year, I will be praying that this will be the Passover of our Second Exodus and we will be ready to go with our loins girded.

Jeremiah 23:6-8

More on the meaning of the Passover meal

Eating the Flesh of the Passover

Exodus 12:8-9

John 6:52-28

Leviticus 18:3-5

Yahusha, The Unleavened Bread of Life

John 6:30-51

Luke 22:7-20

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