Passover and Easter usually occur close together on the calendar, and presumably both commemorate the same event. Are they the same or what’s the difference? Up until a few years ago, I assumed Passover was Jewish and Easter was Christian. But what I found surprised me. (more…)
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April 18, 2014 | Categories: Easter, Feasts, Holy Days, Jesus, Mo'edim, Passover, Spring Feasts, Yeshua | Tags: Christian, communion, crucifixion, Eostre, exodus, Holy Days, Jewish Messiah, Jews, last supper, Luke 22, Mo'edim, moses, Ostara, pagan, passover, resurrection, seder | 6 Comments
“He has declared that he will set you in praise, fame and honor high above all the nations he has made and that you will be a people holy to the Lord your God, as he promised.” (Deut. 26:19)
Those are blessings I’d like to receive! But before we “name it and claim it”, let’s look at the context. (more…)
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October 25, 2013 | Categories: 10 Commandments, Blessing, Obedience | Tags: Deut. 12, Deut. 15, Deut. 26, Deut. 5, Egypt, exodus, Exodus 31, Ezekiel 20, God’s calendar, God’s representatives on earth, idolatry, Red Sea, Sabbath, sign of the covenant, swearing, taking name in vain | 2 Comments
Passover and Easter usually occur close together on the calendar, and presumably both commemorate the same event. Are they the same or what’s the difference? Up until a few years ago, I assumed Passover was Jewish and Easter was Christian. But what I found surprised me. (more…)
