Q3: Was the Last Supper the Passover Feast? *..

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Q3: Was the Last Supper the Passover Feast?

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Absolutely yes

Absolutely no

Cannot be certain by scripture alone

Maybe yes, maybe no, but what difference does it make?

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You need another option. LoL. "Matthew, Mark,Luke account =Yes. John account = No."

· Reply · 1629237250

That suggests contradiction. I don't think so Tim.

· Reply · 1629246703

All I can say, re-read and compare the passages. Specifically note in John versus say Luke's version on when Satan entered into Judas Iscariot.

· Reply · 1629255404

Yeshua is our sacrificed Lamb but He was crucified before the Jewish Passover. The Jewish Passover is reconed to be a shabbat and that is why He was laid in the tomb before the shabbat. For us believers, it is the Passover, Exodus from death to life. Passover for the Hebrews is Exodus from Egypt. So, Yes it is Passover for believers and no not Passover for unbelievers in Yeshua

· Reply · 1629260044

There is much error in the comments here.

The 'Passover' in Torah language is not a day, but a sacrifice in the last part of the 14th day of the first month.

Yeshua died at the correct time of the slaughter of the Passover sacrifice, at about the 9th hour -on the day that the Yehudim were thinking to be the 14th in that year. John records this fact.

Yeshua, among his disciples, understood a different day to be the 14th in that particular month of that particular year) and thus had his disciples slaughter and prepare the day before the Yehudim. The Synoptics record this fact.

To get the right new moon day every month was not always a simple task, because they relied on what they saw of the moon, and what they predicted, without the precision that is available today. Interpretations of moon phenomena may also have varied between groups.

· Reply · 1629270724

I'm not 100% if all that was to my mentioning John's account wasn't the passover meal, but to clarify. I am not saying John's account didnt include Yahushuas sacrifice nor that the meal didnt take place, I merely believe the meal mentioned in John happened either a day or so before the passover meal.

· Reply · 1629285754

Yes, Yehoshua is the Passover Lamb, In 1-Cornthians 5:6-8 Shaul Paul talk about this.

· Reply · 1629297735

That’s missing the point.

· Reply · 1629338840

The Messiah gave his life as the Passover on the Passover, the 14th day of the 1st month. Passover meal is eaten in the evening/night on the first day of unleavened bread, the 15th day of the 1st month.

· Reply · 1629341139

And in that, you have the answer.

· Reply · 1629342879

I think not. I have had some run ins with some rabbis and my parents who have rejected the messiah. If the last supper was the pesach meal, then Yeshua would not have died on Passover.

· Reply · 1629500875

I have heard that the last supper was the keeping of a Galilean custom in which, the sons and the fathers had a meal the evening before Passover (the last supper together) to commemorate and remind one another of the sons and firstborns that were lost. It was a time of memory, prayer, and reading of the word.

· Reply · 1629501049

It’s so very simple.

· Reply · 1629516400

I have moved the comments to the Forum on https://www.thetorahnetwork.com/forums/thread/63/ and would appreciate further input on that thread.

· Reply · 1629840064

I think no, because you’re not supposed to go outside of your house on Passover and Judas went out

· Reply · 1674612981

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