Talking of Jesus.

The New International Version of the Bible has a heading "The Lord's Supper". In this passage Paul describes the ceremony Jesus introduced at Passover when he kept if for the final time with his disciples before he became the sacrificial "lamb" for all mankind. Jesus blessed and broke bread and told the disciples to eat of it, as it represents to them his body, broken on their and our behalf. Likewise he took the cup (of wine - a normal part of the Jewish Passover ceremony) and he also blesse...
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Yes, Passover is about the Gospel. It is about seeking forgiveness from the God Almighty who created you and me. It is about moving from a dark future in the grave - death - to living in the light and living eternally in God's grace.

Forgiveness is sought through knowing and believing that Jesus died for our sins. Yes, he carried your sins in his own body, but for you to enter this relationship of Grace with the Father of Lights you must have faith in the saving blood of Jesus. Believe he can...
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If Jesus died for our sins, but was Himself without sin, do you think it is important whether we know what sin is?

Simply put "Sin is the transgression of the law." (1 John 3:4). So sinning is breaking the law.

The consequence of breaking the law is grave. Read what Paul said to the Roman believers in Romans Chapter 5. ^"12Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned:" It is clear that even Adam sinned, despi...
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The Israelitish new year has begun. God set up a schedule of worship for Israel, which began in this first month of their calendar. The Holy Calendar of worship was linked primarily with their wilderness experience. Prior to leaving Egypt, God sent a plague over the homes of their evil oppressors. Israel was saved from this plague, because they killed a lamb as they were instructed, and painted its spilled blood on their doorposts. The death angel visited Egypt that night, and all firstborn o...
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The gospel is a two pronged approach to Salvation through Jesus the Messiah (promised annointed one). Firstly most know that Jesus came to take away the sins of the world, and most Christians embrace this part of his work. He is also coming again to establish the Kingdom of God on earth. Most of Jesus teaching during his ministry on earth was to tell us about the Kingdom of God, what it is like and what one must do to be a part of it. He is coming again as King of Kings this next time, ...
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