PASSOVERand the Feast of Unleavens 2024Truth On The Web Ministries welcomes ALL to join us in observance of the Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread locally this year in the Chicagoland area. Our congregation in Woodstock, IL (near the Wisconsin state-line border- about 45 min to an hour northwest of O'Hare Intl Airport) will be hosting a Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread site.
In accordance with the moon's witness and subsequent count, Passover services (Scripture readings, homemade unleavened bread, wine, and foot washing) are set to be held (for those baptized in Christ) after sundown on Abib 14. (See
Gregorian date above. This is the start of the 14th of Abib which is the very same night which Messiah did so with the disciples. The disciples followed this pattern in like-manner.)
Luke 22:19 And he took bread, and gave thanks, and brake it, and gave unto them, saying, This is my body which is given for you: this do in remembrance of me.
Passover services will be held in the home of Brian and Samantha Hoeck. Brian and Samantha Hoeck 511 Meadow Avenue Woodstock, IL 60098 (847) 630-5613 We partake of the bread, wine, and foot washing shortly after the start of the 14th of Abib (The same time Jesus partook the bread/wine with His disciples--the same night in which He was betrayed). We are aware that Passover is one of those times of diversities amongst the brethren:
These diverse understandings of Scripture should not keep us from assembling together for the Days of Unleavens, brethren. In past years, we had some brethren who gathered with us who partook of the Passover at a different time than others. There was no problems, no uproar, and no great disharmony due to this. We believe that the same harmony can, and will, prevail this year as we all come together to keep the Feast unto our Heavenly Father and His Messiah!
On the evening of Abib 15, you are also invited to a memorial 'night to be much remembered' dinner where we enjoy a communal meal together in our home.
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ACCESS THIS WEB PAGE TO HELP YOU DECIDE THE ANSWER TO THE QUESTION: ARE THE BIBLICAL HOLYDAYS FOR CHRISTIANS? SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES The Passover: [This is a memorial day.]
After being set aside on the 10th day and examined by the religious leaders, the spotless lamb (of the first year) was sacrificed, on 14th day of the first month of the year, to redeem the first-born of Israel providing deliverance from certain death [Exodus 12]. Those houses that bore the blood of the lamb were passed over by the death angel [Exodus 12:23]. Joshua led the people into the Land in Joshua 4:19 on the 10th of the month (setting aside of the Lamb) and circumcised the children of Israel [Josh 5]; Moses, representing the law, could not lead the people into the promised land, but Joshua ("Joshua" means Salvation and is the Hebrew form of the name "Jesus") the son of Nun ("Nun" means "eternal") led them in. This antetype shows that the law couldn't save us (lead us into the promised land) but Jesus, the Son of the Eternal, can and He circumcises our hearts and leads us in. Compare the other types: Christ, the sinless Lamb of God [John 1:29,36], was sacrificed for our sins on 14th of the month (Passover) [I Cor 5:7]. He is the First-born of many brothers [Rom. 8:29], provides deliverance from "the second death" for the first born of the church [Rev 20:6] who bear have the blood of Christ covering them [I Cor 10:16; I Pet 1:18,19; Rev 1:5]; Jesus also was examined by the religious leaders and was found without blemish [Luke 23:14,15, 22]. Passover is an ante-type of the Day of Atonement where only the "firstborn" (first resurrection) are atoned for at this time. The Feast of Unleavened Bread: [The first and last days of this feast are "annual Sabbaths" or Holy Days]
Israel's exodus from bondage of Egypt; they had to sanctify the firstborn and all had to put out all leaven and eat unleavened bread [Ex 13:1-10]; came to a point later where they had to be 'baptized' under the waters of the Red Sea [Exodus 14; I Corinthians 10:1,2], then continue in the leaving behind of the lifestyles they had in Egypt. We notice and compare that Jesus is the "Bread of Life" [John 6:35, 48, 51] without sin [leaven]. Jesus was born in Bethlehem, which in Hebrew, means house of bread. The believers in Christ that take the Passover should then be unleavened [Matthew 26:17, I Corinthians 5:7-8]. The Gospels and Epistles also admonish us numerous times to sin no more and to be perfect. The Wave-Sheaf [Elevation Sheaf]:
The First cut sheaf of the first fruit harvest cycle is elevated [Leviticus 23:10] on the morrow after the weekly Sabbath that occurs during the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Compare to the elevation into the prescence of the Father of the resurrected Messiah [John 20:17] , the First of the Firstfruits [I Corinthians 15:20,23], who was also risen to the Father on the morrow after the weekly Sabbath (that is, the first day of the week) that occurs during the Days of Unleavened Bread. [John 20:1,19; Mark 16:19]
WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AT THE FEAST OF UNLEAVENS!
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