Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Nisan 14 . . . What Does It Mean?

Nisan 14 . . . What Does It Mean?

by Seah Greenhorn
(Poem with copyright)


Nisan 14.

Tonight,
the most important date
in international history.

Commanded: "Keep doing this inremembrance of me." Our Deliverer: Christ Jesus made the statement

before finally nailed to a tree.

The Passover to Israel
kept Egyptian bondage in mind.

But more so their deliverance
of the Divine kind.

Ten plagues,

the foremost

the death of first-borns
when lamb's blood
was not posted

on portals in faith
and exercise of love.

Then 15 centuries later,
instituted a new celebration:

A Special meal
with 11 disciples
faithful to do God's will.

Memorialized: Christ's Death
to be exerienced at day's end,

after the sun set
they passed unleavened bread
and took a sip of wine

after offering thanks to His Father
for such Loyal and True Friends.

The unleavened bread represented his sinless body

Sacrificed in love.

The wine: his 'blood of the covenant'
poured out at Golgotha
in behalf of the obedient many
"for forgiveness of sins"

and then after 40 days
presented to his Creator, our Maker
in the heavens above.

{Just what does this date mean to you and me?

Does it matter that Christ's Death liberates us from the scourge of sin and death
allowing us a chance at Eternity?

Was pierced for us insignicant?
A mere trivial thing?

Or

Two of the Most Unselfish Acts
of Utmost Love unduplicated
by any means?

Yes,

Living Forever in Paradise
for the Many will be
the happiest of occasions

with receiving back loved ones deceased and abundant peace
without poverty, food shortages, sickness, death and disease.

This is what the Creator and his Son the 'master-worker' had originally designed for perfect humanity.

So,

the first full moon
after the beginning of Spring
lands this year tonight,

March 23, 2016.

What joy for many this evening to convene

with like-minded appreciative ones
thankful for Christ's offering.

We hope to see there...You are invited!

Gratitude: Do Bring.




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