Double Portion Inheritance: Did Messiah Eat the Passover the Night Before He Died? Part 1 (03/27/2014)

In this episode, Maria explains that this “age-old” controversy is easily solved once we understand that the commandment to kill the lamb “in the evening” on the 14th day of the 1st month of Abib/Nisan reads in Hebrew “between the two evenings” (beyn ha’ereb). Maria also shares some historical evidence that there were two evenings for slaughtering lambs (just after the 13th of Abib & just before the 15th of Abib) in the days of our Messiah’s earthly ministry, and this was obviously “by design” so that our Messiah would be killed for “Both Houses of Yisra’el.”  On the night of the 13th (going into the 14th of Abib), he ate the Passover Meal with the House of Yahuwdah (Judah). But by the following evening (between 12 noon and 3:00 p.m.) he actually became the Passover as well as the Red Heifer for those who were “outside” of the covenant. This is why he actually went “outside the city limits” of Jerusalem to be killed as the Red Heifer (Numbers 19). To see the entire study that Maria did on this topic, see the blog entitled: “Did Messiah Eat the Passover the Night Before He Died?” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2012/04/messiah-ate-real-passover-night-before.html