Pesach is to be celebrated throughout all the generations of the people of Israel wherever they lived. In Joshua chapter 5, the Israelites celebrate Pesach in Gilgal after taking flint knives and circumcising all the men who had come out of the wilderness. In 2 Kings chapter 23, King Josiah destroys all the high places and idols in Israel, and the nation celebrates Pesach in Jerusalem for the first time since the days of the Judges. In Ezra chapter 6, when the Israelites return from captivity in Babylon, everyone who renounced the pagan practices of the nations celebrated the Pesach.
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Passover Haggadah
This Passover Haggadah (link to the right) is a compilation from several different sources and, our own personal insights from years of celebrating Passover. We hope that by celebrating the Passover with this Haggadah, your faith in Yeshua/Jesus will be enriched and strengthened.
Yeshua is the reality in the ‘shadow’ of Passover and his last Passover seder is central to our Haggadah. From it you will learn more about your Savior, his words to his followers and this ‘appointed time’ of God.
(Children’s Haggadah also available)
A How To – Celebrate Passover!
As the years passed and we learned more about Yeshua in the Passover, we found there was a depth that was missing in the traditional-based Haggadah. We decided that we should write our own. We incorporated significant traditions that Yeshua used at his last seder into our Passover Haggadah as well as Scriptures that highlighted the shadows that became reality through Him.
http://tentstakeministries.net/2012/03/celebrate-passover-in-your-home-directions/
Passover: A Betrothal Ceremony
The wedding of the Lamb will take place in the coming Messianic Kingdom. The wedding hall will be filled with guests too numerous to count from every nation, tribe and tongue. The Bride’s sanctified, faithful way of life will be rewarded with a gown of fine linen, bright and clean, that she will wear in front of all the wedding guests. The Bridegroom will again drink the fruit of the vine with his Bride.