Pentecost or the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot in Hebrew) is the time for celebration of the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai, as well as a celebration of the offering of the firstfruits of the wheat harvest in agrarian Israelite society. This festival was celebrated seven weeks or fifty days after the Passover, hence [...]
Showing Booklets Now Available. More Posted Weekly The color palate (browns for Egypt, blues for Israel). See Bible Lessons to Go With Each Booklet Here Booklet Cover Download Exodus Lapbook Booklets Hebrews in Egypt Baby Moses Moses Educated in Egypt Moses Escapes to Midian Call of Moses Ten Plagues booklet Passover God Leads His People [...]
# Passover Teaches us About Jesus
# The Early Christians Observed Passover
# The Seder is a Special Fellowship with God
# Passover is a Biblical Command
The name of the festival, Pesach in Hebrew, passing over or protection, is derived from the instructions given to Moses by God (Ex. 6:6-8). Moses was chosen by God to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. God commanded Moses to tell the children of Israel: Wherefore say unto the children of Israel, I am the [...]
There are no set rules for the basic order of the seder. Just like with Thanksgiving dinner, traditions vary among families. Here we give a seder checklist of what to serve and setting the table.
This little booklet will walk you through your Seder step-by-step! Haggadah is a Hebrew word that means the telling.The Haggadah is the Order of Service for the Passover Seder Dinner. A copy is used by each participant and is essential for understanding and participation. This Haggadah is inexpensive and functional and for a Christian Seder. [...]
Several symbolic clues during Passover are fulfilled in Christ. John the Baptist introduced Jesus by saying, “Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.” (John 1:29). The Jews had been celebrating Passover for 1,500 years. They understood the significance of John’s statements. Isaiah 53, written hundreds of years before Christ, [...]
This is our Passover plate. It has the ten plagues listed around the edge of the plate and images of the food inside the tiny bowls. I believe it is the one item in our home that the children will remember the most. First Plague: The Nile waters Turn to Blood The Nile, the river [...]
A fun activity to represent the ten plagues can be reenacted. Ten days before Passover begins, do something in your home to represent each one of the ten plagues. Here are a few examples. Be creative and make up your own symbols. Nile waters turning to blood –put red food coloring in the water glasses [...]
