Shalom family, Pesach (Passover) 2023 is almost upon us, and there’s something that needs to be voiced. It seems that many of you have questions about the meal, and the service; rightly so. The scriptures tell us to eat three things: lamb, unleavened bread and bitter herbs, that’s it. Yet, the predominant rendition of the Passover meal, is the seder plate, and service. Most are unaware, that this practice stems from pagan origins, as we will prove momentarily. Is this something we should be intermingling with this holy day that represents Messiah?
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Thank you Adam.
I’m listening. This is eye opening
I’ve been questioning matzah. I’ve been wondering if it is not more like a tortilla than a cracker. Unleavened pita (Aish in Egypt)would be a tortilla, not a cracker. First, the oven to make a cracker would take a while to heat up and cook, which would give enough time for the bread to raise. I believe it was more like a tortilla and cooked on a comal, or griddle, which would cook the bread faster. Did the cracker come in later?
Moses wasnt a pagan
Haven't missed you brother!? Just popped up see ya!!! SHALOM