MOW's Passover Video - Shalom!

[Trouvere]

Brother Mow.I am amazed.We did this when we last pastored.Not many Oneness apostolics do this.Great job! This is one of the things I missed most doing with our church family this year.

[ManOfWord]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

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[ManOfWord]

Originally Posted by Trouvere

Brother Mow.I am amazed.We did this when we last pastored.Not many Oneness apostolics do this.Great job! This is one of the things I missed most doing with our church family this year.

I have also done this at home as a family when our boys were smaller.


It amazes me that some Apostolics put more stock in the "shockamoo" which we DON'T find in the Bible than the Jewishness we DO find in the Bible.

[Trouvere]

Originally Posted by ManOfWord

I have also done this at home as a family when our boys were smaller.


It amazes me that some Apostolics put more stock in the "shockamoo" which we DON'T find in the Bible than the Jewishness we DO find in the Bible.

There is a book you can get free lessons from on the web called Celebrating Biblical Holidays.I taught my children from these lessons.They know what the bible says and instead of all the paganism that the church usually teaches around this time of year this is what we like to do.I spoke today with a professor who is Jewish and told him that we don't see people teach on actual communion concerning the New Covenant in pentecostal/apostolic churches unless its really rigid.There is so much symbolism concerning the New Covenant there in the scripture text that its awesome.Keep up the good work Brother.

[Neubill]

Great video, MOW!

I think I've found kinfolk around here. It's nice to see some Apostolics who not only 'get' the Jewishness of Jesus, but also embrace it.

I conducted a Seder at my Apostolic home church and it was received well by the leadership. It was not the 'traditional' Seder with the Seder plate elements, but was more of a 'Last Supper' Seder, with bitter herbs, round matzah, and foot washing. The Holy Ghost invaded our Seder (according to those who were there...) and now the Pastor has given the green light to do this next year on a much bigger scale. Eyes are being opened in the body of Messiah to the Jewishness of our faith, and The Adversary is afraid, very afraid.

I make this post as we reach Sefirah 48 in our count towards Shavuot/Pentecost.

Chag Sameach Pesach!