JD: In all the turmoil that’s going on in the Middle East and everything that’s threatening Israel itself right in all of that the Jewish people get together to have Passover. Rehearse for us the original Passover as recorded there in the book of Exodus chapter 12.
SH: We will be using our hugota. that tells them exactly what to do and it has Bible passages such as Exodus 12. The story is very simple. I think it’s interesting that in light of how you introduced me with what’s going on with Syria, that hear in Exodus 12 is the story where the Jewish people have been in bondage for over 400 years. God raises up Moses, Moses goes toe to toe against the pharaoh says let my people go, takes 10 plagues against the false Gods of Egypt. The 10th plague being the death of the first-born. The Jewish people are told by Moses who heard from God that the last one put the blood from the lamb on the doorpost and when I see the blood I’ll pass over.
So the story is redemption and Jewish people have been
scattered about through the years they have their own country now and are
reminded of this story in the midst of all kinds of difficulties that in the
end God has his hand on his people, he keeps his promises, he redeems them with
an outstretch hand and each of the false gods were defeated and when God saw
the blood he passed over. So Jewish people will gather around they will honor
what God has done. And even in the midst of what’s going on in Syria Israeli
Jewish people will gather around that saiter table and they too will acknowledge
Biblically what took place and thank God for his redeeming hand upon them.
JD: Steve Herzig National Director of Friends of Israel with the
Passover story of redemption for the Jewish people.
We report this information because it is setting the stage
for Bible prophecy to be fulfilled.
The Passover is the first of seven Jewish feasts given to
the Jewish people in Leviticus chapter 23. All of these Jewish feasts have a
historic background but also a prophetic significance, as well. There are four spring feasts for the Jewish people and Jesus Christ fulfilled these feasts. He
was crucified on Passover, buried on Unleavened Bread, and resurrected on First Fruits. Those are the spring feasts the three fall feasts will also be fulfilled by
Jesus Christ. He will come back to the earth on the Feast of Trumpets, now
that’s not the Rapture, but His Return to earth.
On Yom Kippur Jesus Christ will enter a Temple in Jerusalem
going into the Holy of Hollies where He will rule and reign forever; that’s Zechariah
6:12&13. And on the Feast of Tabernacles the Lord gives Jesus Christ His
son the Kingdom on earth that will be forever. Bible prophecy will be
fulfilled.
