The spring Holy Days reveal the starting point of God’s plan. The Passover focuses on Christ. The Night To Be Observed pictures coming out of sin. The Days of Unleavened Bread picture a sin-free life as Christ lived it. But there are a number of richer meanings to consider.
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There is a verse in the old testament that is quoted in the new testament more than any other scripture. It is Psalms 118:22. Christ is revealed as the chief cornerstone. God’s divine power gives us all the tools we need to attain the kingdom of God. The Holy Spirit grants us a taste of
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There is worldly repentance and godly repentance. What is the difference between the two? The world teaches tolerance which leads to acceptance and approval of sin. Who defines sin? How do sin and the law of God relate? Who were some biblical examples of true and false repentance?
I Corinthians is a book written to a Gentile church keeping the Days of Unleavened Bread. Each year we read I Corinthians 11:23-26 at the Passover service but where was Paul coming from when He made this statement? We will walk backwards through I Corinthians asking where Paul was coming from at each juncture along
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God has a plan to reconcile all mankind to Himself. What separated God from us in the first place? What are the details of this plan? Who is primarily involved in this plan?
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Is Christ our Vision? Do we reflect justice, Mercy, and walk humbly before our God? Do we reflect godly wisdom?
Jesus used parables to teach His followers. Why did He do this? Parables reveal moral truth. Godly actions vs human actions. Provided teaching in a more palatable form for those seeking to discredit Him.
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Who where the zealots? Why where there various factions? Before Jerusalem fell, the church fled. The Book of Hebrews was written to this group. They are very similar to the church today.
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The concept of justice is lost in society today. God created the concept of justice and He executes it perfectly. The principles of Godly justice has been replace by moral relativism. What are the consequences of subscribing to moral relativism?
Some of the people during the time of the Apostle Paul were not giving reverence to the Passover service. Jesus gave specifics as to how the Passover was to be observed. The Old Testament provided instruction on the Passover as well.
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