Aug 24, 2022
Forgot to post my Passover table from earlier in the year!
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Forgot to post my Passover table from earlier in the year!
Important question for my Jewish followers, especially in regards to my last reblogged post:
Growing up, I was raised as a Catholic, learned all the traditions, practices, etc. My congregation was more welcoming of other religions, or at least it seemed at the time. I haven’t been back in years, so I’m not sure what happens over there any more. Anyway, when we were going through our classes for our First Communion in second grade, each class prepared a Seder meal as a way to connect to the Old Testament.
Reading that last post now about Christian congregations practicing Jewish holidays like Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, though, this event where we practice a meal that is not ours made me question how offensive it may be.
We were each required to make one of the items for the meal and do research on what it meant, and as the meal progressed we shared what we had discovered and ate the items in the correct order (I think; I just did a quick search and if I’m remembering correctly, we went in the right order).
Because we had to do research and tried to follow the correct practice, is this still considered antisemetic? I feel like it is, but I figured I should ask those that actually practice Judaism.
HAPPY PASSOVER 🕯️🍷🍞🕎✝️👑🇮🇱
To us born again believers it is easy to follow all that the Lord mentions in His Word. It is easy to look at the Jewish roots and to love Israel. Some forget that when He returns He will live in Jerusalem, the New Jerusalem that is.
For us seeing the Passover celebrations through the Seder supper that the Lord Jesus Christ celebrated Himself with His disciples before He was arrested, draws us closer to Him in every details, it represents Him.
Let's continue to celebrate Him, He is Risen and He is Returning soon.
ONE for ISRAEL is a ministry of Messianic Jewish believers in Israel who are showing everyone the rich LIFE of the Lord Yeshua HaMaschiach, our Lord Jesus Christ to all.
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CHAG PESACH SAMEACH - HAPPY PASSOVER 🕯️🍷🍞
Wishing ALL our Jewish friends a very Happy Passover.
Here is Messianic Leader Jacques I. Gabizon and his wife Sharon celebrating Pesach.
Message by Messianic Leader Jacques I. Gabizon bethariel.ca
FOR THOSE OF US WHO ARE BELIEVERS IN THE LORD JESUS CHRIST - YESHUA HAMASCHIACH IN HEBREW, THIS REPRESENTS HOW THE PASSOVER SHOULD BE CELEBRATED.
HE IS THE LAMB OF GOD THAT TOOK THE SINS OF THE WORLD.
THE LIGHTING OF THE CANDLES BY THE MOTHER OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
THE HAGGADAH IS READ RELATING THE STORY OF THE EXODUS OF ISRAEL THROUGH MOSES.
THE SEDER MEAL
THE BLESSING OF THE WINE NOTICE THE THIRD CUP THAT THE LORD HIMSELF MADE A COVENANT WITH US.
WASHING OF THE HANDS BUT THE LORD DID SOMETHING SPECIAL.....
PROPHECY FULFILLED LAMB OF GOD OUR LORD HAD NOT ONE BONE BROKEN.
THE APHIKOMEN HIDDEN MATZA BREAD VERY SPECIAL INDEED....
THE 10 PLAGUES....
THE CHEROSETH...
THE EGG AND SYMBOL OF THE TEMPLE...
ELIJAH AS PROMISED IN MALACHI...
FINALLY THE LORD YESHUA HAMASCHIACH OUR PASSOVER.
HE WILL RETURN AS SAVIOUR - MESSIAH OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
ARE YOU READY TO RECEIVE HIM ???
Amen.
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Passover Seder: Its Basics and Some Suggestions for Menu
Passover Seder: Its Basics and Some Suggestions for Menu
Jews around the whole world celebrate Seder during the time of Passover. All family members and friends get together at one place to have a special meal known as Seder. During Seder, Jews retell the story of Exodus from Egypt. Seder is not a usual type of dinner. In this dinner, various kinds of rituals are followed and special types of meals are prepared. Mostly, Seder takes place at home. With…
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Seder Meal: “This” is Not Your Promise Land
“And you shall make response before the Lord your God, ‘A wandering Aramean was my father. And he went down into Egypt and sojourned there, few in number, and there he became a nation, great, mighty, and populous.” - Deuteronomy 26:5
God led His chosen people into Egypt and there they became a nation, great, mighty and populous. But Egypt was not their promise land. According to Ate Jhing’s reflection, we tend to think that the place where we are comfortable now is our promise land and we forget the promise that the Lord truly intended for us.
It kind of, sort of hit me. Maybe “This” is not my promise land. But to tell you the truth I do not know where or what my “this” is. It could be UST where I am really comfortable at yet I already know that I am not staying. It could be Manila. I would want to stay here because this has become also a comfort. I would want to stay here because CYA is here and with CYA, it allows you to grow and mature spiritually, emotionally and the like. Or maybe, “this” would also mean the thought of studying in a different province. Yes, maybe that idea has become comforting for me because honestly, my chances in UPCM are so slim that not even a small stone can pass through.
Well, does the place really matter? I do not know. I hope to find soon my “this”. But I believe that my promise land is becoming a doctor. Wherever it may be, whatever school I might get into, I know that it is a part of God’s plan. It would be difficult to get away from what I have been used to but it will be for a greater purpose.