"The Passover Before Jesus Was Crucified."
a) Ezekiel 45:21. It was a Feast that was to last for seven days.
b) Matthew 26:22. It was the time when the Son of Man (Jesus Christ) was delivered up to be crucified.
c) Matthew 26:17-19. It was a simple feast, prepared by the Disciples of Jesus as per His Instructions.
d) Mark 14:14. It was originally held in someone's guest room.
e) Luke 22:7-8. It was celebrated with lamb.
f) Luke 22:15. This particular Passover was very significant.
g) John 11:15. It was a feast that had to be taken in cleanliness.
h) 1 Corinthians 5:7. Christ is now our Passover Lamb.
(This QT helps me know more about The Passover Before Jesus Was Crucified)
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'When The Lord Appeared To Abraham.'
Genesis 18:1-14.
a) Genesis 18:1. The Lord appeared to Abraham when he was taking a rest.
b) Genesis 18:2-3. Abraham honoured and welcomed these unrecognised guests.
c) Genesis 18:4. The guests accepted Abraham's welcome and hospitality.
d) Genesis 18:5. Abraham fed these guests.
e) Genesis 18:6-8. The guests enjoyed the meal.
f) Genesis 18:8. Abraham did not eat with the guests, he stood by them (serving them) whilst they ate.
g) Genesis 18:9-10. The guests gave the Promise to Abraham and his wife Sarah.
h) Genesis 18:10-12. Sarah heard the guest talking and did not believe His Words.
i) Genesis 18:13-14. The guest told Abraham that: Nothing is too difficult for God.
j) Genesis 18:14. One year later Sarah was going to have a son.
k) Genesis 18:14. The Lord revealed Himself: "Is anything too hard for the Lord?"
(This Second one reminds me what happened When The Lord Appeared To Abraham)
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Chris.
The meaningful Passover Feast was celebrated with lamb meat. There was so much meaning in this Feast and yet the meaning was not yet fully revealed. This was a Prophetic Feast, looking forward to Jesus Christ's sacrifice of Himself on the Cross for us. He is our Passover Lamb. This time the feast was held in someone's guest room, Jesus had this special time with His Disciples. It was an intimate and private Feast, the Disciples had yet to understand the significance of this particular Feast at that
particular time.
