A Passover message from Dr. Mitch Glaser:

Passover celebrates God’s redemption of His people from slavery in Egypt. However, it points to a greater redemption for Israel and for all people.

The Last Supper was itself part of a celebration of Passover. Knowing that He would be put to death in a few hours, Jesus told His disciples, “I eagerly desired to celebrate this Passover with you before I suffer” (Luke 22:15). At this celebration, He took elements of the Passover (the unleavened bread and the cup) and identified them as His body and blood, symbolizing His death.

Other elements of the Passover are important symbols as well. The shank bone of the lamb points to the Lamb of God (John 1:29). Indeed, Jesus is the Passover Lamb. Paul tells us that as often as we eat this bread and drink of this cup (elements of the Passover and the heart of the Last Supper or Communion), we proclaim the Lord’s death until He comes (1 Corinthians 11:26).

Enjoy these resources to learn more about Passover, its traditional celebration, and its fulfillment in Jesus. Chag Pesach Sameach – Happy Passover!

MATZAH BALL SOUP

BRISKET

NANA’S SWEET AND SOUR CABBAGE SOUP

TZIMMES

GRANDMA BELLE’S MATZAH BRIE

CHAROSET

Interactive Seder

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The Significance of the Passover Elements

The Passover seder consists of symbolic elements that give a full picture of the redemptive story of Israel’s exodus from Egypt, and our redemption in Messiah Jesus. Click here/Read below to learn the full significance of the removal of the leaven, washing of the hands, bitter herbs, unleavened bread, and much more!

What is Passover

Passover is one of the most important holidays on the Jewish calendar. Not only does it serve as a reminder of God’s faithfulness, but it points to the Lamb of God, the Messiah, who served as the once-for-all sacrifice for sin. This is why God commanded the Jewish people to observe the Feast of Passover from generation to generation.

The Four Cups of Passover

The four cups of Passover are an integral part of the Passover celebration. They stand for each of the four promises the Lord makes to His people in Exodus 6:6-7. They include the cup of Sanctification, the Cup of Deliverance, the Cup of Redemption and the Cup of Praise.

Passover: Promise and Fulfillment

The Feast of Passover commemorates God’s redemption of Israel from its 400-year enslavement in Egypt. Over 3,000 years ago, the Children of Israel suffered under the severe oppression of the Pharaoh.

The Haggadah

The Messianic Family Haggadah is designed for use with your family, home group, or church to celebrate a Jesus-centered Passover Seder. You are permitted to download and print copies of this Haggadah for those attending your Seder.

Passover Recipes

By connecting food to the feasts, we enter into a greater experience of the holy days as the ceremonies engage our sense of smell and taste, and the foods we eat help to create memories for a lifetime.

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Passover celebrates the exodus of the Jewish people from their bondage in Egypt under Pharaoh. However, Passover is also a powerful foreshadowing of Jesus the Messiah’s sacrificial death, burial, and resurrection.

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