The Mind Blowing Significance of Passover as Prophecy 

Just about to start this. Thanks for doing this topic!

Mike Winger thank you so much for doing this series it’s been one of my favourites it’s so fascinating and I don’t read the Old Testament in the same way. In every book I think you can find Jesus somewhere the Bible is exquisitely and beautifully written thanks for teaching about this truth - it’s made a huge difference to me xxx

Thank you mike🙂

Mike, great study! thank you! In regards to your inquiry of a movie that connects Jesus" death to The Passover, there is a children's movie which I enjoyed watching with my family that embodis this well. it is called The Lion Of Judah. God Bless!

Guys, ‘Jesus in the OT’ is a blessing! It’s wonderful to follow and brings the OT and NT together like a tapestry. The light goes on ✝️

That's awesome!! It's good to grow spiritually as we go throughout our day! 😊🌹

Same.

Me too

Me too!!

Lol same here brother 🙏

Do you think Christian teaching n Chakra n guided meditation are compatible?

​@@linak7155 what do you mean specifically?

@@linak7155 I would say no. Look up Steven Bancarsz on here. He’s an ex-newager and talks about that kinda thing. His testimony is amazing!

I'm right there with you! It's been over 30 yrs since I came to know Jesus.

​@@linak7155 actually, no.

I literally shouted "OH MY GOSH" when he got to that part!

This is what stood out the most to me also. I will have to re-read this section of John’s gospel.

I believe the "I am the door..." passage had been connected with something, but I have forgotten to what the last time I read that in John. I put the thought in the back of my mind at the time, so when I heard you, Mike, connected that to the Passover I was so glad to have that connection back in place!!! It is amazing how much we forget! Which shows me the importance again of hearing God's Word and good teaching over and over!!! Thank you, dear servant of our Lord, for the faithful presentation of Jesus and the Passover!!! God bless!!

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Blessings to you ❤ my sister in Christ

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You can do it next year..

So happy to hear this!

I think you are taking "let us observe the feast" out of context. Paul is talking to them about sexual immorality in the church. The context illudes to sexual acts being conducted during their feast celebration and Paul is telling them not to celebrate the feast as they did in the past with the leavening of fleshly pleasures, but through the spirit of truth and sincerity which is the Holy Spirit through Christ Jesus. So he is saying If you are going to observe this feast do it truthfully from the spirit not from the flesh pleasuring yourself. Not as a command for all to observe. The Jews observe the Passover in waiting for the Messiah, still in bondage waiting for deliverance. Christians celebrate The Last Supper, Resurrection Sunday, freedom from bondage. It really is two different things. They are both parts of the same story, but not the same motive or outcome. It's one thing to learn and understand the times and practices and its a whole different thing to intermingle them. I see a disturbing trend of new age Christians trying to bring the feasts back into play to the extent of saying to others, "if you love God you would want to keep His feasts". Christians digging up the bones of Judaism and forcing them into the joints of the Body of Christ. Forgive the metaphor but in my opinion, every time the Jews celebrate one of the feasts, they are nailing Jesus to the cross and digging Him up before He could be resurrected. Every time they celebrate Passover, they are crucifying Him again. How hurt and angry must God be to watch The Lamb sacrificed repeatedly year after year with no resurrection acknowledgement??? Back to the point, We really do have to decide what is true. Is it complete as Jesus said, or are we to sacrifice a lamb every year?

@@christiroseify Amen. Satan has used the Hebrew roots movement to bring Christians back into bondage & confusion by works, the law and neurosis. God bless you, Chris. :)

@@christiroseify it IS Messiah who said “if you love me you will keep my commandments.” Those commandments include celebrating Passover and the other festivals. Our Master even said to His disciples “I have longed to eat this Passover with you but I won’t until I eat it in the kingdom with you.” So we look forward to eating the Passover in the kingdom with Messiah.

@@andersonnorthconstruction4691 Jesus said "keep my commandments" well, Jesus told His followers, "A new commandment I give to you..." We are to love God first, no idols, and love our neighbor as our self, Jesus said, "Upon these 2 lie the whole of the Law. The Passover & the Feasts are a covenant/Contract between God and the Jews... They do not include gentile Christians. God made these covenants with the Jews, no man has the right to add anything or anyone to it... That's spiritual theft as far as I'm concerned.

@@christiroseify Paul celebrated the feasts even after Christ came and went into heaven, that is biblical. There is nothing that says they were to stop being celebrated, NO WHERE. The Jews don't even sacrifice lambs anymore since the temple was destroyed so on Passover they have a lamb bone they have as a symbol, most of the time its just a little turkey bone they keep for years to use LOL. There aren't any levitical priests performing sacrifices anymore, the Jews have fallen into Judaism which is mysticism that your good deeds out weigh your bad and they follow the teachings of the Talmud and Zohar the oral tradition of the Pharisees they deny Messiah and think He was a heretic, its down right blasphemy. Being a Christian and celebrating Passover is beautiful, its a meal we can share with others and talk of the prophecy that Jesus fulfilled and remember the last meal Jesus had with his disciples, have bible study in Exodus with Moses, and much more. Resurrection Sunday is a Roman Catholic day of the sun that was instituted for sun worship and is on the first Sunday after the first full moon of the equinox (the occult celebrates the equinoxes). It has nothing to do with Christ (despite how it makes you feel) and ACTUALLY IS bondage to the world because you celebrate it the same day every year just like other instituted occult holidays like: Christmas, Easter, Thank giving, Valentines Day, Halloween, etc. All days Christians should NOT celebrate and are Anti-Christ. Passover moves according to the moon cycles and the "signs" God gives us in the sky to read and know the times, so every year its on a different day, per the bibles instructions. Meaning that the resurrection of Jesus on our calendar (Gregorian) is on a different day each year (based on Lunar, biblical calendar). It is 3 days and 3 nights after the Passover thats how you calculate it and celebrate Jesus' resurrection if you choose to do so (He never instructed us to on a specific day) Celebrating Passover over doesn't re-crucify Jesus, IT IS FINISHED He can never be "re-crucified". Jesus asks us to do this (break bread together) in "remembrance of me".... You aren't going to hell for NOT celebrating Passover and you are certainly not GOING to hell FOR celebrating it....Its a gift and it helps you grow in your relationship with Jesus. You can choose to not celebrate it if you don't want too, its not mandatory its just going to hinder your relationship. For example, if its your wedding anniversary and you don't eat with your wife...she is going to be like Oh...Okay...probably not the best for your relationship 😆 Anyways, celebrate it or don't there is no harm in it, the only harm are those who celebrate it and deny Messiah

I’m finding it a year later - God is so good!🤍

@@caitlindebacker5166 same!!!

Yup

Amazing! Thanks for sharing!

Yes, the afikoman is Jesus's body he says to eat, not the lamb. It seems strange Mike refers to the lamb at 20:07

Easter is such fun!

The hiding of the afikofmen was added by Jews in the middle ages. This was not part of the original Jewish passover feast described in scripture.

Jesus is our passover lamb and he was crucified on the very day of passover. It could not have been on any other day. God planned it that way. It was the appointed time. Jesus told his diciples that his time was up. God appoints.

I love this!

Yes! That’s why God asks us to celebrate them! So that we can know and understand who the Savior is. They’re also a prophetic insight to the second coming!

I haven't seen the video...yet. But the biggest thing i can tell you already is the Exodus, specifically when God had Joshua mark the door posts with the blood of a perfect lamb. Yeshua the Messiah fulfilled all the commandments in order to be a worthy sacrifice, whose innocent blood like that of a perfect lamb will cover all our sins forever so that the Second Death will pass over our souls. We will still experience the First Death (temporary death) but will be saved from experiencing the Second Death (eternal death) & have eternal life instead. Will watch the entire video to see which other points Mike points out, sounds interesting 🙂👍

@Paul Penn: wow man that's very profound. I've never looked at it like that before, but have always wondered how the rituals of the Torah related to what Jesus did

@@RandolphTheWhite1 thanks. It's quite remarkable how much more the Torah comes alive when looking at it from this perspective. Even the blandness of Leviticus becomes savory when you see Jesus within the pages.

Would they be replaced by the one cup of Christ, as drank in remembrance of his shed blood?

@@Bigfoottehchipmunk I don't think so because they are part of the Passover and wouldn't be "replaced" but rather a remembering of fulfilled prophecies by Jesus. He took the 3rd cup after the meal which symbolizes "Redemption" that is the new covenant in His blood. PRAISE BE TO GOD!

@@roxannewellman5617 I'm glad you responded. Since this, I was also reminded that the cup of Christ was the one he prayed over in the garden and told Peter not to defend him from. It was necessary, and God's will that Jesus lay his life down, and he did it willingly, not because the soldiers and chief priest's helpers came to get him. It was a cup of sorrow and suffering for Him, but redemption for us.

@Sara Rainey Try it & see if it helps.

@Patricia.....kindness leads! I used to think it was weak. Now I know it takes strength and wisdom and can change angry exchange into a peaceful embrace!

Or almost as if it's a metaphor for Christ's cross being in the middle of three crosses!

I know a Jewish pastor of a huge church. He wasn't raised very religiously, but they did celebrate Seder. When he went to college he met a Christian gal. She took him to a Christian/Jewish Seder. He said all of a sudden the matzoh part of the ceremony jumped out at him as being a foreshadowing of Jesus' death and resurrection. And it wasn't that the Christians changed the way the ceremony was done. He would have caught on to that. No, it was the way it had been performed by Jews for centuries. It was how incredibly the symbolism pointed to the Jewish Messiah who was broken, hidden (in death/burial) and then brought forth again. That was when he became a follower of Jesus.

No, it doesn't symbolize a Trinity. God is not a man (num 23:19) and the son of man not your savior. (Psalm 146:3)

@@Hebrew42Day can you provide more ?

God Bless you