The Plan & Purpose of Passover
Marvin J. Rosenthal
JAN/FEB 2023
While the Jewish people have celebrated the Passover annually since the time of Moses, in reality there was only one Passover, 3,500 years ago in Egypt. Subscription Only
This issue of Zion’s Fire is devoted to a biblical theme that is vital for God’s people but is often misunderstood or overlooked. We’ve entitled it Portraits of Passover, as it brings together an insightful collection of articles that highlight important aspects of the oldest, continuously observed holiday on Earth.
While the Jewish people have celebrated the Passover annually since the time of Moses, in reality there was only one Passover, 3,500 years ago in Egypt. Subscription Only
The plagues represent God’s assault upon the false gods of Egypt; His declaration that He is the superior ruler of the universe. Subscription Only
By biblical definition, Passover is a one-day feast that is immediately followed by the seven-day Feast of Unleavened Bread. Subscription Only
Part of our study on the Book of Galatians has taken us on a detour to the Book of Hebrews as many of its themes echo those of Galatians. Subscription Only
There is a Hebrew word in the Old Testament that expresses the wonder of God’s grace and mercy more than any other word: chesed. Subscription Only
Have you ever had to “defend” Jesus, the Bible, or Christianity? How did you do? Well? Not so well? Do you wish you could have done better? Subscription Only
Saul’s life would never be the same, and for the next three days he was rendered blind. Subscription Only