Pesach (Passover)

The appointed time of Pesach and its surrounding themes contain all of the foundational principles of Biblical Christianity. In fact, the gospels and writings in the New Testament are out of context when read alone, and can therefore be surprisingly misleading. The following series of articles are meant to be read in order, and are designed to introduce each of these crucial ancient concepts. You’ll also find encouragement to honor Pesach in your own home, as well as advice as to how. Further below is a verse-by-verse breakdown of Exodus 12, where the original Pesach instructions are found.
A Brief Guide to the Symbols of Pesach (Passover)
Cultural Appropriation and Passover
Shade Tree Teaching Seder Guide 2025 Ellie – Our dear friends at Shade Tree Nature School (Ellie and Austin Propert) are hosting an Exodus style teaching seder for her students’ families and friends. I loved her guide and asked if we could post it here. It is specific to her event, but I thought it might still be usable or inspirational for someone else to springboard off of.
Passover is Just the Beginning
Passover : Timing is Everything (Part 1)
Passover : Timing is Everything (Part 2)
Passover : Timing is Everything (Part 3)
Passover : Timing is Everything (Part 4)
Pesach as Unfulfilled Prophecy
Messiah’s Pesach Week, From Start to Finish
The Last Supper (Was Not a Passover Seder)
An Exodus Style Teaching Seder Guide (This was shared from our dear friend Ellie Propert at Shade Tree Nature School who did a teaching sedar for her student’s families and friends this year. Even though its specific to her event, we thought it might be useful inspiration for someone to spring board from if they wanted.)
Exodus 12: Verse by Verse
12:1 Denial is a River in Egypt
12:2 Renew a Steadfast Spirit Within Me
12:4 We Are Our Brothers’ Keepers
12:5 We Too Are to be Without Blemish
12:7 Adam and Edom, Inside and Out
12:8 Flesh, Bitter Herb, Matzah, and Wine
12:8-9 The Lamb That is Pierced
12:11-13 Passing Over Didn’t Start on Passover
12:15-20 The Week of Matzah Isn’t Really About Bread
More to come!