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Luke 22:14-20 Intro – The Feast of Passover I. The Hour (v.14) II. The Desire (v.15) III. The Prophecy (v.16) IV. The First Cup (v.17 & 18) V. The Bread (v.19) VI. The Second Cup (v.20) A. A New Covenant B. Poured out for You Passover Liturgy 1. Blessing of the 1st cup (shared), herbs dipped in sauce 2. Question to the youngest son, Exodus story, Psalm 113 sung, 2nd cup 3. Blessing, breaking and distributing of unleavened bread which is eaten with the meal 4. 3rd and 4th cup of wine and singing Psalm 114-118 THE PASSOVER THE LORD’S SUPPER In the old age of law and the prophets In the new age of the kingdom Was the great festival meal of people. Is to be the new celebratory God’s meal of God’s people. They remembered the Passover sacrifice, the exodus from Egypt, the new beginning for covenant people. To remember the sacrificial death of Jesus, bringing freedom from sin, the new covenant of the Spirit By participating, Jews associated themselves with this salvation and covenant. By participating, Jesus’ followers associate with his redemption and covenant. Looking back to the exodus and forward to God’s salvation. Looking back to the cross and forward to the Kingdom. OLD COVENANT Established at Sinai after Passover. Exodus 24:3-8 and officiated by Moses NEW COVENANT Established in Jerusalem during Passover 22:14-20 and officiated by the greater Moses – Jesus Sacrifice: Bulls - Blood sprinkled on the Altar and the people Sacrifice: Jesus - Blood sprinkled on the heavenly altar (Hebrews.9) and symbolically the people A covenant cut by the nation of Israel (If we don’t obey, may we be like these sacrifices) A Covenant cut by the Greater Israel – Jesus (who obeyed perfectly and takes Israel’s punishment for its failures)

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From Series: "The Gospel of Luke"

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