PDF-When Jesus celebrated the Passover with his disciples he prepared them

the best he could for what was coming next For now they would feast and celebrateApril 1 2021Maundy Thursday1100 AMTrinity Evangelical Lutheran ChurchParticipating in Gods mission of life7104 39th Av. Gene Rudd, MD. Day of the Week. What was your birth date? . What was your birth day?. Does it matter?. What about the dates and days related to Jesus’ life?. Julian Calendar, introduced in 46 BC. Gregorian . 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! . 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. Read Together. Exo. . 7: 8-12:32. Passover. Jewish Holiday that commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from Egypt. Also called the Hag ha-. Herut. , meaning: The Feast of Freedom. Celebrated with a Seder .  . What was so significant about God’s choice for the tenth plague?.  . Pharaoh had put his hand on God’s . firstborn . and God would take Pharaoh’s firstborn in judgment (Ex. 4:22-23; Hos. 1:11; Mt. 2:14).. - Bingo. Candidates to replace Judas after Jesus’ death.. Judas Iscariot. Simon (St Peter). Andrew. James. 1. John. . Phillip. Bartholomew. Thomas. . Matthew. James 2. Thaddeus. Simon. Matthias. The Prophecies about Jesus, His Kingdom. The Invitation of Jesus… . What’s Next. LORD?. Matthew 24:36-51. Always Watching. Ever Ready. Forever Faithful. Jesus’ . Post-Resurrection. Pre-Ascension. ;. send . them away so that they may go into the surrounding countryside and villages and buy themselves something to eat. .”. But . He answered them, “You give them something to eat!” And they said to Him, “Shall we go and spend two hundred denarii on bread and give them something to eat. Monday: . We read . Green . E. ggs and Ham. We took Sam’s advice and we tried green eggs and ham and we liked them!. Tuesday: . We read the . Cat in the Hat. Then we wore the craziest hats!. Wednesday: . Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.” . Matthew 9: 37-38. Lesson #7. Memory Verse. Time for the Harvest. Lesson #7. Matthew. 9:9-13, 18-26, 35-38; 10:1-14. E - Jesus Guide for ParentsThis Passover story for children ages 3-6 is part of a series of three Passover readings for children and adults created by American Jewish World Service AJWS to connect the holiday o 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. Learning objective:. To find out the main features of different religious festivals. To compare the similarities and differences of the main religious festivals. The Easter Story. Jesus was nailed to a crucifix on what we now call Good Friday. After his death, his body was placed inside a tomb and the entrance covered by a huge rock. Two days later – on Easter Sunday – Jesus had risen from the dead and his body was no longer inside the tomb.