The Meaning of Passover for Christians
Pastor Trey Graham explains the deep connection between the Jewish festival of Passover and the Christian holiday of Easter.
Rabbis petition government to allow Passover sacrifice on Temple Mount; Arabs decry the attempt
“The Passover sacrifice is one of the most important positive commandments in the Torah,” the rabbis explained.
Temple Mount activists petition Ben Gvir to permit Passover sacrifice
In the wake of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir ascending to the Temple Mount, the Return to the Mount activist group petitioned the minister to permit the Biblical Passover offering at Judaism’s holiest site.
When Blood Spills on Passover and Easter, It’s Time to Build the Temple
What is Hamas’ greatest fear? That Israel will start to build the Temple.
Passover sacrifice reenactment takes place despite threats of terror
“According to Rashi, the Passover sacrifice was only performed once in the desert,” Rabbi Hillel Weiss explained. “Because of its nationalistic nature, it was not offered again until the Jews entered the land of Israel.
The prohibition of leavened bread on Passover just took down the Israeli government
“[She] got her pass to Heaven in one moment and deserves all the praise she is getting.”
Observing the Biblical Jewish Pilgrimage Festivals Today
Without a Temple, how is the Bible’s commandment that the Jewish people appear at the site of the Holy Temple three times a year observed today?
10 Hebrew Words to Know for the Passover Holiday
The Haggadah has been passed down for generations for the telling of the Passover story. Now it’s your turn to pick up a few words!
Biblical Significance Of Passover Symbols
Seder is the Hebrew word for order, alluding to the idea that God runs the world in an orderly manner. Similarly, there are 15 steps to the Seder and they are completed in a predetermined fashion.
Passover: Matzah as a Symbol of Jewish Heroism
Imagine the courage it required for a family living in the shadow of the Inquisition to risk discovery by holding a Seder, eating matzah and refusing to eat bread.
