Passover and the Virgin Birth Blood of Jesus Christ

[ugmug]

Passover and the Virgin Birth Blood of Jesus Christ

The essential part of the story of Passover is the marking of door frames with lamb's blood so that the angel of death will pass by.

The lamb's blood on the door frame represents the blood from a broken hymen caused by the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ.

Mankind propagates sin by breaking the hymen in one direction, from the outside/in. But God saves mankind by breaking the hymen from the other direction, from the inside/out when God's only son Jesus Christ, who is God become man, is born of a virgin. (hint: I know this sounds crude but so are our sins)

In fact unleavened bread is symbolic of Christ since Jesus Christ was not conceived by any seed (hint: 'yeast') of a man but by the Holy Spirit. God used the unleavened bread as symbolic of Jesus Christ's body without the 'yeast' of a man's seed and the Passover as Jesus Christ, the true and only messiah, being born a virgin birth.

Passover truly symbolizes the arrival of our messiah Jesus Christ that is authenticated by his conception by the Holy Spirit (hint: unleavened bread) and his Virgin Birth (hint: blood on the door frame).

Passover represents the coming arrival of Jesus Christ along with the New Covenant through Christ's death and resurrection on the cross.

Passover was the first Holy Communion as it foretold of the New Covenant of God's only son Jesus Christ even before the Old Covenant had come into being. (hint: the Mosaic Law cannot save you only a belief in the risen Christ!)

Believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ who was born to be our sacrifice for all of our sins. A sacrifice that was authenticated by Christ's virgin conception and birth which is symbolised by lamb's blood being placed on door frames during the Passover.

God Bless

 

[Dave-W]

The lamb's blood on the door frame represents the blood from a broken hymen caused by the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ.

No. It is the blood of the DEATH of Messiah. His execution was simultaneous with the slaughter of the Lambs in the temple, which was nearby.

The Early Church Fathers believed that our Lord was teleported from Mary’s womb directly into her arms, not going thru the birth canal at all.

 

[Jipsah]

The lamb's blood on the door frame represents the blood from a broken hymen caused by the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ.

Interesting idea. Weird, but interesting.

 

[Strong in Him]

Passover and the Virgin Birth Blood of Jesus Christ

The essential part of the story of Passover is the marking of door frames with lamb's blood so that the angel of death will pass by.

The lamb's blood on the door frame represents the blood from a broken hymen caused by the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ.

No it doesn't.
Lamb's blood was lamb's blood. The Hebrews were saved by obedience - believing that smearing blood on their doorposts would save them from death. Those who did it were saved; the angel saw the blood and passed over that house.

Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, John 1:29; the spotless lamb, 1 Peter 1:19. Those who believe that he died and shed his blood for them, are saved.

I believe in the virgin birth, but let's not read things into Scripture that aren't there.

 

[Strong in Him]

And the bread was unleavened because the Hebrews were in a hurry to leave and didn't have time to wait for it to rise.
In the Passover account, it does not represent Jesus.

 

[ViaCrucis]

Last I checked it wasn't the shedding of Mary's blood that saved us. So...no to that idea.

-CryptoLutheran