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What did Jesus ride on at Passover?
No Jesus rode the colt on Palm Sunday a week earlier.
On what day of the week does Passover typically fall?
Passover typically falls on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Nisan, which usually corresponds to a weekday, such as Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday.
Why is Passover important to holy week?
Passover is a Jewish holiday. Holy week is a Christian event.
What time of year is the passover celebrated?
Passover has always been celebrated in the Spring - there is a Biblical commendment to have the Passover feast in the springtime. It usually falls sometime in April, but is sometimes in late March as well.
Why don't Christians celebrate Passover They use Passover to figure out when to have Easter But why don't they have a Seder?
The Christian equivalent of Passover is Easter where Jesus is the sacrificial lamb and the Lord's Supper is the Seder. Christians believe the Old Testament feasts were all pointing to an ultimate fulfillment in Christ. The Old Testament feast days were broken up into 2 cycles-- the spring season are 4 feasts grouped together taking place within 50 days--a summer break to prepare for the fall harvest season and the 3 fall feasts. The 4 spring feasts found in Lev.23 were fulfilled in Jesus' first coming and He fulfills the three autumn holidays in his 2nd coming. This why they are grouped in this order. The fall feasts are, feast of trumpets, Day of atonement, feasts of Booths or gatherings, all to be fulfilled in his 2nd coming (taking place in a 2 week period). Jesus fulfilled these feasts by his life and ministry. The unleaven bread- was Christ' life with no sin. The Passover - Christ sacrificed as the lamb. The first-fruits- His resurrection 3 days after the Passover. Pentecost-Jesus sending the Holy Spirit within 50 days of the Passover. All of these were fulfilled in Jesus' first coming. Jesus fulfilled the 4 spring holidays in his first coming and fulfills the three autumn feasts in his 2nd coming. The fall feasts are, feast of trumpets, Day of atonement, feasts of Booths or ingatherings, which takes place in a 2 week period
What did Jesus do on the week before he died?
During the week before his death, Jesus entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, overturned tables in the temple to drive out money changers, taught in the temple, had the Last Supper with his disciples, and prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane before he was arrested.
When is Passover for Jews?
Passover must always fall out in the Spring. It is sometimes known as "the spring festival" or "Chag HaAviv"
Where was the Eucharist created?
The Eucharist was first carried out in the Upper Room, or Cenacle, in Jerusalem by Jesus during Passover. Today that date is celebrated on Holy Thursday of Holy Week.
How many days did pentacost happen after the extension?
Pentecost was fifty days after passover and Jesus ascended forty days after the resurrection. I believe the answer is pentecost occurred one week after the ascension.
On what day of the week did Jesus die?
Jesus is believed to have died on a Friday, which is now known as Good Friday in Christian tradition.
What month was Pentecost celebrated in the Bible?
Pentecost means fiftieth and it fell on what we would call Sunday, seven weeks after the Saturday Sabbath of Passover. Referring to Exodus 12, on the tenth day of their first month (Abib) the Jewish families were to select the Passover lamb which would be killed and prepared on the 14th day. So, through all the years of its observance, it would fall on different days of the week. In AD-30 when Jesus was crucified, what was called the high Sabbath of Passover(John 19:31) fell on Friday. Jesus and the thieves were crucified on Thursday and that is why it was requested that their legs be broken to hasten death so they could be buried before that high Sabbath (Friday). Jesus arose on the third day. Sunday, the first day of the week. The church was established on the first day of the week too. It wasn't 40 days after the ascension as one commenter put it, here. It was just 10 days.
Which event in Jesus life do we think of in lent?
Lent, the forty days before Easter, mainly commemorates Jesus' last days on Earth, his passion, and his crucifixion. The last week of Lent is especially meaningful. Starting with Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter, on which Jesus made his triumphant entry into Jerusalem on a colt, the week celebrates Jesus' final moments. Ash Wednesday was the day the day of the Passover Feast with Jesus and his disciples, and Good Friday was the day Jesus died, taking away all our sins. Finally, he rose again on Easter, conquering death and guaranteeing all of us eternal life with him.
