Christ in the Passover: The Symbolic Items of the Seder Plate

Israel’s redemption from slavery through the blood of the Passover lamb is not only one of the central narratives of the Hebrew Scriptures, it’s also a powerful portrait of the Messiah who was to come. This teaching from Jews for Jesus Executive Director David Brickner on “Christ In The Passover” will introduce you to the symbols and significance of this Jewish celebration, as well as its connection with the life and the mission of Jesus.
Watch the whole presentation here: • Christ in the Passover

[@AskAgainL8ter]

This is perfect. Thank you! I’m a Christian just trying to learn and teach my children.

[@williambarrocas6180]

Truly beautiful...First time I got to know all about the Passover...Thank you very very much.❤❤❤Happy Pasch 2U All celebrating Today ❤❤❤

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Our Yahweh Elohim richly bless all our Jews celebrating Today Nissan 15 their PESACH...we humbly pray....Amen ❤❤❤😮

[@samuelbokinala9342]

Beautiful revelation

[@jasonusaf6326]

May the Lord richly bless you!

[@authenticadvocate]

Shalom! 🌈💪💝😇🥳 For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord's death till he come. 1 CORINTHIANS 11.26 Shalom! 🌈💪💝😇🥳

[@jworden6110]

Amen!

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[@RobertSmith-bs4hl]

Okay so I have a few questions. But I only want to get one out of the way from the perspective of people who are steeped in Jewish culture. Being that the Passover was always a predominantly symbolic meal with symbolic representations all over the place that would also probably mean that when Jesus says this is my blood and this is my flesh he was speaking symbolically correct? That would also explain why he didn't need to explain to all the other Jews that were there at the Passover meal that it was calling because they had already known that or am I wrong and the Passover meal was not generally not a meal filled with symbolism