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My radical proposal for reconnecting these severed roots
Editor’s note: We originally published this article on March 29, 2018. This year, Passover coincides with Resurrection (or Easter) Sunday, just as it did in 2018.
This year, as Christians celebrate Good Friday, Jews will be celebrating Passover. But most years, the two holidays are separated, sometimes by several weeks. How did we end up with two distinct holy seasons when, in the beginning, they were one?
It’s important to remember that 2000 years ago, Judaism and Christianity were not two different faiths. Instead, Jesus the Jewish Messiah came to His Jewish people with a message of salvation. That message was then preached to the whole world. Christianity: A Jewish Movement
In the beginning, Christianity was an exclusively Jewish movement. The first disciples were all Jews, with names like Yaakov (James) and Yehuda (Judas) and Yochanan (John). In fact, the Lord’s name was Yeshua, not Jesus. He was a rabbi, not a reverend. As for His mother, her name was Miriam, not Mary.
And when did Yeshua die for our sins? It was in conjunction with the Passover. And He rose from the dead on Firstfruits, which took place on the first day […]
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