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Redemption, Revelation, and Celebration
This series of messages reveals the deeper meaning for Christians of the three great pilgrim feasts of Israel.
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Misconceptions About Jesus and the Passover
Dwight uses a Hebraic perspective to shed light on the most dramatic 24 hours in history—from the Passover seder to the crucifixion and burial of Jesus.
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Using matzah (unleavened bread) as biblical imagery rich with meaning, Dwight explores the themes and truths of Passover for Christians today.
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For Freedom's Sake
"We have been released from slavery in order to be restored to sonship."In this seminal study Dwight re-examines the concept of Christian freedom in light of the Passover paradigm.
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The Redemption Dimension
Discover Passover as a historical event for Israel and as the Last Supper for Yeshua, as well as a spiritual paradigm for a biblical worldview and Kingdom living.
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Featured Articles
The Passover Paradigm & Christian Spirituality
The sacred writings of the Tanakh (Old Testament) serve as an invaluable counter-balance and even corrective for Christian tendencies at times to become too Hellenistic in theology and worldview.
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From Passover to Promised Land
We can go forth into the world as the redeemed of the Lord, confident that He will meet us there, leading us on the journey and empowering us for His service. Even today we hear the Shepherd of Israel's voice calling: "Follow me!" (literally "Walk after me!"
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Haverim Update Excerpt from 03/2010
The Passover motif is pregnant with implications and applications, with truths that are profound and pervasive for every believer’s walk of faith. As a result of the study I have been doing for our new series, The Doctrine of Original Sin and Its Ramifications, certain aspects of Passover are highlighted for me this time.
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The Last Supper - Not Exactly
Few paintings are as recognizable or as cherished by Christians as The Last Supper by Renaissance Master Leonardo da Vinci. Unfortunately this classic work of art is in error in almost every historical detail!
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