Wednesday, pgs 105-110: The question was answered to who crucified Jesus and why, but there is one more question that is more spiritual… What was the meaning to all of it? God, of course, could have stopped Jesus from being killed, and so Jesus could have if he proclaimed himself as the Son of God. There is a deeper meaning to Jesus’ Passion and death- he did it for humanity! He died on the suffered and died on the cross so that humanity could be saved from the horrors of death.…
This action represents the Judas who betrayed Jesus according to the new…
Passover is Jewish holiday that lasts for a week. It celebrates the time when the Israelite finally had freedom from the Egyptians. During the first two nights of the week's festival, families eat a religious dinner called seder. The elders read the story to everyone while eating. Passover food was also symbolic.…
Ultimately, Jesus’s blood sacrifice on the cross paid the price of atonement for all of mankind. Blessing us with a path, free and…
It was about Hanukkah when I heard my owners Reuven and Leah determining whether to sell me to the butcher. I trusted my family until one day in October. Aaron my owner tied a rope around my neck while my family said goodbye. Aaron left with me into town. A couple minutes after we left town I relized this wasn't the way we usually went.…
Sage 1. Explain what the feast is about. Answer: Yom Kippur is considered an exceptionally important holiday, if not the most important in Jewish custom. In this 25 hour period, a complete Sabbath is held and no food is to be eaten nor work done the entirety of the day. Additionally, water is not consumed during this time.…
When I first saw Veronese’s Feast in the House of Levi, I thought someone painted to accommodate a special occasion or a banquet for a wealthy family. The subject been a representation of friendship, happiness and love from one another. It caught my attention how the people were gathered in all different locations and it wasn’t a focal point, just like in the other paintings we have seen. The style was rebellious and daring, that’s the reason why I find it fascinating and special. After the Feast in the House of Levi’s history was introduced to us, I learned that the Feast in the House of Levi subject is the Last Supper and it was also is original title.…
On the 15th day of the Jewish Month, Nissan, Pesach begins. Pesach in English means Passover (“Pesach: Passover” 1). Before Pesach begins, the host family must make sure their home is perfectly clean (“Pesach: Passover” 1). When cleaning their home it usually takes several weeks or days to clean every spot (“Pesach: Passover” 1). When cleaning the stove and fridge, they are supposed to clean it with a toothpick and a Q-tip and when cleaning the surfaces that are being used to hold food, they must be covered with foil or self-liner (“Pesach: Passover” 1).…
A three-fold depiction is presented here with the evidentiary value of the collected virginity cloth. One depiction is the bloodshed that is occurring on Earth during the tribulation, and a second depiction is the intimacy of each of us having our works opened at the Judgment Seat of Christ while we are in heaven during this time. I will discuss this heavenly honeymoon intimacy in a moment. The third depiction of a consummation taking place here are the final preparations in heaven to go get Jerusalem at the Battle of Armageddon after the Marriage Supper of the Lamb. It will be a time of “completion” with some serious bloodshed as Jesus takes what is rightfully His!…
"The Feast of the Gods" is a master work of art created by an artist named Giovanni Bellini. This piece of art is an oil painting created during the Italian Renaissance in 1514 in Italy. The painting can now be found at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. This painting used multiple elements of art, principle of designs, and has a historical meaning behind it. The Feast of the Gods is an oil painting.…
The Passover supper Personal thoughts: On Thursday morning, the first day of the Feast, Jesus sent Peter and John to prepare a place where he could hold the Passover supper with his disciples in the evening. He knew it was the last time that he would break the bread of the Passover with them before he suffered, and it was also the first Holy Supper of the Christian Church. During the supper, he taught them a lesson of humility and talked with them tenderly and served them. At the end of the dinner, they sung a psalm together and he asked them to always believe him and no matter what happened never change their faith in God. He told them to live from him, like a branch lives from the vine, for he was the true spiritual vine, and without him they could do nothing.…
1. Why did John the Baptist tell Andrew and John the day after he knew who Jesus was, “Behold the Lamb of God”? • John wanted his disciples to follow Jesus. 2. What did Andrew and John say when Jesus asked them, “what are you looking for?”…
It seems that The Feast of Trumpets is a prophetic picture of the Rapture of the Church. But can we know when this momentous event takes place? Yeshua made it clear that no one knows the day and hour of His return. However, we can know when the time is near. Scripture passages such as the Parable of the Ten Virgins (Matt 25:1-13), and the Letter to the Church in Sardis (Revelation 3:1-3) let us know that those caught unaware at His return are the foolish and the spiritually.…
The Biblical Metanarrative A metanarrative is a story about stories of historical meaning, experience, or knowledge, which offers a society legitimation through the anticipated completion of a master idea. Though people may categorize the metanarrative of the Bible differently, there are four major parts that stand out as someone reads through the Bible. There will be some repetition of concepts as each one is discussed because each part is so closely related. The first concept will build the foundation for which the following three are built.…
The Doctrine of Atonement is perhaps one of the most fundamental beliefs of Christianity. There are many conflicting and similar views held by great theological thinkers of the atonement. In this paper we will discuss the views held by Wesleyan-Armenian’s, Calvinists, and several liberal on the doctrine of atonement. There are many complex ideas and doctrines that also tie into the doctrine of atonement that also need to be explained in depth such as the wrath of God, forgiveness of sins, and the universality of God’s offer of forgiveness. “The doctrine of atonement is thus the centre and heart of divine truth.…