PPT-A Passover to Remember

21222 JOHN 212 After this he went down to Capernaum with his mother and his brothers and his disciples and they stayed there for a few days JOHN 21314 The Passover of the Jews was at hand and Jesus went up to Jerusalem In the temple he found those who were selling oxen and sheep and pigeons and the moneychangers sitting there . Psa. 89:15. . Blessed (happy, fortunate, to be envied) are the people who know the joyful sound [. who understand and appreciate the spiritual blessings symbolized by the feasts. ]; they walk, O Lord, in the light and favor of Your countenance! . 2) Must die. 4) Must be . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. 3) Must be without _ _ _. 5) Must be the . Creator. 6) Must be able to conquer _ _ _ _ _. HUMAN. UNLIMITED. D E A T H. S I. N. Review: Conditions of the Redeemer. Last week’s lesson review . 10 Plagues . (WARNINGS). for PHARAOH. 1) water turned to . Blood. 2) . Frogs. 3) . Lice. 4) . Flies. 5) . Diseased. cattle. 6) . Boils. 7) . Hail. 8) . Locusts. or the whole of bitter herbs. K usually parsley, symbolic of “life”, is dipped into salt representing tears, the sorrow of life. Charoset, a mixture of choppedapples, nuts, honey and wine UNDERSTANDING . THE SCRIPTURES. ANTICIPATORY SET . Have a student . read. aloud about the oppression of the Hebrews and Moses. ’. early years (Ex 1:1—2:10). . 1. The Call of Moses (pp. 128–133) . Fickle People – Steadfast God. Lesson . 6. . – The 10. th. . Plague. (Pt 2). Passover, Feasts, and Memorials. Migdol. Marah. Elim. 1. 2. 3. 4. 250 miles. 200 miles. The 10th Plague. Exodus 11:1-13:16. Three Days and Three Nights. 10. th. Day (Nisan). Take a lamb. Inspect it. Unblemished. 14. th. Day. Begins at sundown. Busy day. Kill the lamb. Blood on doorposts. Eat the lamb. With unleavened bread and bitter herbs. Colossians . 2:16-. 17. Melchizedek. A minor OT character . Genesis 14:18-20. King of righteousness. King of Salem…King of peace. First person called a priest. Melchizedek. A minor OT character . Genesis 14:18-20. EXODUS 11-13. THE PASSOVER. The Nine Plagues fulfilled their purpose . Exodus 11:2-3, 9-10. The Tenth Plague would fulfill its purpose . 11:1; 12:12. A . unique. plague with spiritual implications . by Joshua Ong. Introduction: God’s Appointed Times.  . "These are the feasts of the LORD, holy convocations which you shall proclaim at their appointed times.” Lev. 23:4.  . God have instituted His feasts at their appointed times to meet with mankind. He divinely planned and appointed times each year so that all of His children could celebrate and proclaim His goodness and love to the nations. . To learn how God moved from man's problem of sin to His solution of Jesus on the cross. To understand how everything in the scriptures relates to, and points to, Jesus and the cross. To understand how everything in the Bible reveals God to mankind - who He is and what He is like. Matthew 26. Tension mounting - it’s Thursday. . In Matthew . 26:6–13. : What principles do you see here?.  . Elder James E. . Talmage. explained, “To anoint the head of a guest with ordinary oil was to do him honor; to anoint his feet also was to show unusual and signal regard; but the anointing of head and feet with spikenard, and in such abundance, was an act of reverential homage rarely rendered even to kings. Mary’s act was an expression of adoration; it was the fragrant . THE SCRIPTURES. ANTICIPATORY SET . Have a student . read. aloud about the oppression of the Hebrews and Moses. ’. early years (Ex 1:1—2:10). . 1. The Call of Moses (pp. 128–133) . BASIC QUESTIONS . Luke 19 . Jesus entered Jerusalem. Name for Jesus: King. Luke 20 . Jesus silenced the priests, scribes and Sadducees. Name for Jesus: David’s Lord. Luke 21 . Jesus prophesies and warns about Jerusalem’s destruction in 70 AD and about His 2.