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Passover or So-Called Last Supper

PART ONE

Christianity, which includes Catholicism and its Protestant daughters, practices the sacrament they call "The Lord's Supper" which as Yahshua the Messiah kept it just before his death, burial, and resurrection was actually the Passover instituted in Egypt the night the Israelites left that land to go to Mt. Sinai and 40 years later settled in Canaan's land (the promised land, a type of heaven as per the Tabernacle Pattern). Christendom teaches as doctrine that Jesus or the Messiah instituted the sacrament of The Lord's Supper because they read of Him keeping the Last Supper in the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John but He was actually FULFILLING (bringing to an end) the institution of the Passover in Egypt when the "Last" or Lord's Supper was kept the night before his death, burial and resurrection.

Background information Needed to Understand the So-called Last Supper

Given the Above Information What Are Lord's Suppers Really?

The Christian practice of the sacrament called the "Lord's Supper" in its liturgy, is a form or derivative of the carnal ordinance given to Israel called the "Passover". The word carnal means of the flesh or physical. The Passover was given to Israel down in the land of Egypt where they were in bondage to Pharaoh. The children of Israel or the Jews as they are referred to today, were the only people given the Ten Commandments and the additional 603 ordinances. These 613 laws and ordinances were given to the children of Israel only. No gentiles were present and there is no Scripture to support the gentiles receiving the commandment to keep the Passover and yet it is being done, but not correctly, by the name of the Lord's Supper. Yahshua kept the Passover (so-called Lord's Supper) because he was a Jew and on a mission to fulfill the carnal law and the prophets.

PART TWO

First Passover Instituted

Now, earlier it was stated that Yahshua the Messiah had a twofold mission of being salvation for mankind and fulfilling those things concerning Himself in the scriptures or the law and the prophets. He confirmed these missions before His death, burial and resurrection (Mathew 5:17) and after His resurrection (Luke 24:25-27, 44-45). In John 5:39 & 40 He told the scribes and Pharisees that they search the scriptures which testify of Him but they will still not come to Him. He also told them that Moses wrote of Him (John 5:46). So, if all the law and the prophets testify of Him, the Passover is about Yahshua the Messiah.

In Luke 24:24, Yahshua the Messiah tells the two disciples on the road to Emmaus, "O fools and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken, ought not the messiah to suffer these things and to enter into His Glory? And beginning at Moses and all the prophets he expounded unto them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself." So let's begin at Moses the way that Yahshua the Messiah did.

In the 3rd chapter of the book of Exodus, Yahweh Elohim (the name of the Father) instructed Moses who had been gone from Egypt for 40 years, to go back down into Egypt, for it was time for the children of Israel to be delivered from the bondage inflicted upon them by Pharaoh, the king of Egypt. The 12th Chapter of Exodus is a recounting of the instructions Yahweh gave Moses for the Passover which would preceed their exodus from Egypt. It was a holy feast the children of Israel were to eat which involved taking a lamb out on the 10th day of the first month of the year (the month of Abib), holding it over for 4 days, and then sacrificing it and eating it during the night of the 10th plague, the plague of the death of the first born in Egypt. At this time, Yahweh also established His scared calendar with Israel with the first month of a new year being named Abib for which the contemporary equivalent month is April.

By the time of the Passover, Yahweh had poured out nine devastating plagues on the land of Egypt. The ninth plague was stygian darkness for three days (Exodus 10:23). However, the children of Israel who dwelt in an area called Goshen, were the only people in Egypt in light - the rest of Egypt was in a darkness that could be felt. At a meeting with Pharaoh right after the three days of darkness ended (Exodus 10:23 through 11:8), Pharaoh announces that Moses will never see his face again to which Moses concurs (Ex10:28-29). Moses was told by Yahweh there would be a 10th plague (of death of the first born at midnight).

At that final meeting with Pharaoh, Moses announces there will be a 10th plague (Exodus 11:4-5) about midnight: the death of the firstborn in Egypt. Fourteen days before Moses went to this last meeting, Israel had started to prepare for the Passover which was implemented the evening following the last day and night of the stygian darkness of the 9th plague. The Passover instructions included that when Pharaoh finally says they can leave Egypt, the Israelites were to be ready to do it immediately by first going to the Egyptians to "demand" jewels of silver and gold (Ex 3:22; 11:1-2;12:36). At midnight, just as prophesied by Moses (Exodus 11:4-5) the death plague happened and Pharoah and all the Egyptians cried out for Israel to leave (Exodus 12:29-34) and Israel immediately left. They spoiled the Egyptians by taking whatever they demanded of them and a "mixed multitude went...at the end of the 430 years...the self-same day...from the land of Egypt (Exodus 12:30-41)."

To leave successfuly with Yahweh's power each Israelite household must have first taken out a lamb on the10th of April and held it over until the 14th. They held the lamb over for 4 days. The lamb had to be without spot or blemish and could be taken from the sheep or the goats. Then on April 14th which was the evening after the end of the 9th plague of darkness and Moses' last meeting with Pharoah, the whole congregation of Israel together, but in their own houses, had to kill the lambs. Each household had to take the blood of its sacrificial lamb and strike it on the top of the door of their houses (lintel), strike the two sideposts of the door, dipping the blood with hyssop from a basin at the foot of the door (Exodus12:22). Yahweh told them they were to roast the lamb with fire, eat it with unleavened bread and to drink bitter herbs with it. All of these points are important.

The carnal ordinance of Passover was given to the children Israel down in the land of Egypt before the Ten Commandments were spoken by Yahweh to Israel from Mount Sinai in Arabia (Exodus 20). The Passover was a commandment of Yahweh which Israel had to keep in order for their first born not to die during the 10th plague. Please note there were no Gentiles present when Yahweh gave the Passover as an ordinance to Israel but in fact the gentiles in Egypt suffered the death of their first born, both of man and animal, during the Passover. In the next Lesson we will break down the Passover principles explained in Exodus the 12th chapter to see how they point to Yahshua the Messiah. Then we can see how He fulfilled the carnal Passover during the LAST supper of it which brought it to an end and by being the perfect sacrifice for the sins of mankind (John 1:29).

PART THREE

Passover Principals

We will review the principles of the Passover feast previously discussed in part two first, then we will show how Yahshua the Messiah fulfilled the Passover (Exodus 12).

First, let's look at the day the Israelites were to hold this feast in Egypt and throughout their generations. On the 10th day of Abib (English equivalent April), the children of Israel chose a lamb without spot and without blemish, in other words it had to be a perfect sacrifice. The lamb, as with all the sacrifices that Israel had to offer up for sin under the law of carnal ordinances, was a type: a shadow that pointed to the true sacrifice, the only sacrifice accepted by Yahweh for the atonement of sin, and that is Yahshua the Messiah.

All these sacrifices were given as witnesses by Yahweh, so one would be able to identify the true Elohim and Savior to worship Him in spirit and in truth. John the Baptist identified the Messiah as a lamb after baptizing Him in the river Jordan. In John 1:36 it says, "And looking upon Yahshua as He walked, he saith, Behold the Lamb of Yahweh". Since He was the Lamb of Yahweh sent to take away the sins of the world, there could be no spot or blemish in Him either, as confirmed in John 18:37, which reports that when Yahshua was brought before Pilate, the Roman Governor, he stated he found no fault in Yahshua.

The lamb taken out in Egypt had to be roasted with fire until it was completely consumed. When Yahshua walked among His own people, He was also roasted by Pharisees and Sadducees that questioned Him. In Webster's dictionary, one of the definitions of roast is "to subject to severe criticism or ridicule". The Messiah was always being criticized by the religious sects of that time.

The Passover lamb was killed. It was pierced in the side and the blood drained into a basin (Ex 12:22). Yahshua the Messiah was also pierced in the side and blood and water came out of His side. The blood of the Passover lamb poured into a basin and hyssop was used to transfer it from the basin in order to strike the top of the door of an Israelite's dwelling and then striking the two side posts of the door. This putting of the lamb's blood on the door made a four point configuration of blood (basin at the bottom of the door, top of the door marked by blood, the two side posts marked by blood). In like manner, Yahshua was placed on a cross in a four point configuration. In John 10:9, Yahshua told His disciples, "I am the door: by Me, if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture." The Door (Yahshua), had a crown of thorns placed on His head which was signified by the 1st point of blood on the top of the door at the first Passover feast. Yahshua was then nailed to the cross through each of His hands, 2nd and 3rd points of blood, that was signified at Passover by the striking of the lamb's blood on the two side posts. And the last or 4th point of blood was the lamb's blood in a basin at the bottom of the door signifying Yahshua's feet nailed to the cross. His feet were placed one top of the other and a nail driven through both.

Israel ate the lamb or goat with unleavened bread (Ex 12:8). Leaven is an ingredient that makes bread rise. Thus, the bread eaten with the sacrificed Passover lamb was bread made without leaven. Yahshua the Messiah was also the bread that came down from heaven (John 6:51). In the Passover, however, it pointed to Yahshua before His death burial and resurrection. In other words, while he walked the earth plane He was fulfilling that he was the bread that had not risen yet from the grave.

In Exodus 12:8, the children of Israel are also told to drink bitter herbs with the lamb and unleavened bread. Yahshua fulfills this in Matthew 27: 33-34 when He is offered gall or bitter herbs to drink at His crucifixion.

In the next discussion we will show how Yahshua the Messiah fulfilled this carnal ordinance of Passover and compare Exodus the 12th chapter to Matthew 26th chapter.

Teaching the vision and revelation given to Dr. Henry Clifford Kinley in 1931 in Ohio USA as prophesied in Hab. 2:2. His teaching of it being the sounding of the 7th Angel prophesied in Rev. 10:7.
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