That the World May Know S11E04 · The Last Passover

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In the story of God making Himself known to His people, Passover is a foundational element. As the continuation of this redemptive process, the Lord's Supper finds its most profound meaning when taken in the context of Passover imagery. In this lesson, you will unpack the full meaning of the Last Supper and learn how to engage it in deep celebration, commemorating Jesus' redemptive work on our behalf. Scripture References: Exodus 6:6, Exodus 12:1-51, John 10:17, John 13:1-38, Luke 22:1-71 Locations: Jerusalem, Israel

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