God's appointed day

Tensions were the highest anyone had ever known. People everywhere were talking about Lazarus who was dead and now he is alive, Bartimaeus who had been a blind fixture by the roadside as predictably as the morning. And now he could see and was he ever sure how he regained his sight. And then there were the crowds who had witnessed miraculous feedings and healings  . . . Well it is Sunday, 10^th of Nissan in AD30, Jesus Christ is leaving a small village 2 miles outside Jerusalem called Bethany.

His departure is precisely what had been predicted 1,500 years before by Moses (our Passover Lamb who had to enter on the 10th of Nissan). The way He would come was exactly stated 500 years before by Zechariah (our King riding on a colt). Both stated how He would come: as a Lamb and as a King! You see God's Plan is PERFECT!

Let’s read the Palm Sunday Triumphal Entry of Jesus the Lamb that was to be slain at God's precise moment in time, Mark 11:1-10.

My Passover Blessing Prayer for You

Because of your partnership with me in gifts and prayers, I want to pray a special Passover blessing over you. 

The Miracle of Passover

At Passover we are instructed to bring a special gift of remembrance. We remember the miracle of the first Passover and the even greater miracle it foreshadowed — the Passover Lamb (Yeshua) translating us from the kingdom of darkness to the Kingdom of Light. I am eternally grateful for what Yeshua has done in my life!

My Passover Gift to You

My Passover gift to you is a New Covenant version of the prayer God instructed Moses to pray over the Jewish people. God promised everyone who received this prayer would be sealed with His Name and everything His Name represents (Num. 6:22-27). Please take a moment to watch this brief video prayer. Also, I encourage you to forward this email to friends and family so they can receive a blessing.

Come To The Table

Written by Jack Hayford

When the hour had come, He sat down, and the twelve apostles with Him. Then He said to them, "With fervent desire I have desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer..." (Luke 22:14-15)

On the night before He was slain, Jesus opened up the Passover Seder to being more than a religious observance; it became a Communion Table in which He invited His disciples to partake of His fullness and life. It was here that the truth of our salvation, pre-figured in the deliverance of Israel from Egypt, would be fulfilled. As He broke the matzo, the unleavened Passover bread, and took the cup with them, He reinterpreted the practice that had been going on for centuries, applying it to Himself. Jesus was becoming the ultimate Pesach Lamb.