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Presentation April 13, 2014: Jesus in the Passover Meal
Two representatives from Jews for Jesus give a presentation on the Passover meal and its significance to the Jewish people. They explain the story of the Passover, where God instructed the Israelites to take a lamb and apply its blood to the door post of their homes to avoid the tenth plague. They discuss the Jewish tradition of removing all leaven from their homes during the feast of unleavened bread and the custom of searching for leaven crumbs. The presentation also includes details on the order of service during the Passover celebration, including the lighting of candles, the Kiddush cup, the Cup of Plagues, the Cup of Redemption, and the Cup of Praise. The presentation emphasizes the theme of redemption throughout the Passover ceremony and the importance of the sacrifice of the Passover lamb.
The Passover Seder is a significant Jewish holiday that commemorates the time when God passed over the houses of Israel and spared them from death, thanks to the blood of the Passover lamb. This lamb was sacrificed and its blood was applied to the door posts of Jewish homes. The Seder plate contains various symbolic foods, including unleavened bread, bitter herbs, and a shank bone of a lamb. However, with the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem, sacrifices are no longer made. The Messiah Jesus is seen as the ultimate Passover Lamb who takes away the sins of the world. Jews for Jesus is a ministry that seeks to share the Gospel with Jewish people and bring them to faith in Jesus. They rely on the support of others to continue their work. The afikomen, a piece of unleavened bread, is broken, buried, and brought back, symbolizing the death and resurrection of Jesus.
A Christ-Centric Recipe to Transform the City
The speaker discusses the importance of the church's role in transforming society, specifically for the Latin community. He shares a Christ-centric recipe for transforming the city with six ingredients. The first is taking on Jesus' mission to minister to the poor, oppressed, and needy. The second is recruiting a team to work together towards fulfilling God's plan.
The passage discusses the mission of Jesus to minister to the needy and oppressed. It emphasizes the importance of having a team and personal ministry towards those in need, being creative and expecting criticism. The last ingredient is the need for new wineskins to hold new wine, meaning that we need to be open to change and willing to adapt to new ways of doing things to effectively fulfill God's plans.
The Power of Jesus
The speaker talks about the power of Jesus and how it can help us in our lives. He shares three examples from the Bible where Jesus demonstrated his power: controlling a storm, freeing a man possessed by demons, and healing a woman who had been bleeding for 12 years. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus' power goes beyond just being able to do something, it is the authority with which it is done. He also reminds us that storms and difficulties are a part of life, but if we anchor our lives in the will of God, we can rest in the midst of the storm. The speaker also acknowledges that there are people who are controlled by sin and Satan, and that Jesus' power can also help them.
Pastor David Wilkerson preached about the power of Jesus in Mark 4 and 5. He shared three stories of Jesus demonstrating his power: calming a storm, freeing a demon-possessed man, and healing a woman with a 12-year-long issue of blood. Pastor Wilkerson emphasized that Jesus has power to overcome any problem, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual. He encouraged listeners to have faith and reach out to Jesus for healing and transformation. Pastor Wilkerson also invited anyone who has not yet established a personal relationship with Jesus to do so publicly.
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