• Subscribe to R N C M via Email

    Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Tag Archives: feast of unleavened bread

Passover 2024 preparation message pt.3 6 Days Before the Passover (John 12:1)

By | | , , , , , ,
Comments Off on Passover 2024 preparation message pt.3 6 Days Before the Passover (John 12:1)

Below are the Links to the Call to worship with the Scripture text and the message titled “pt.3 6 Days Before the Passover (John 12:1)”. Do the busy schedule this week I will not have time to get the last 2 ‘morning sabbath school studies’ edited and up for listening. Blessings, Brother JS Lowther Last Sabbath’s call to worship 1-8-2024 Message : pt.3 of 3 Ways We Keep the Feast as Christians- “6 Days Before the Passover (John 12:1”

Ending Unleavened Bread With Understanding and Faith (John 20:1-31)

By | | , , , , ,
Comments Off on Ending Unleavened Bread With Understanding and Faith (John 20:1-31)

unleavened bread, feast of unleavened bread, faith, lunar sabbath, holy convocation, Risen Christ, Law and Gospel Continue reading →

pt. 8 By Keeping Unleavened Bread

By | | , , , , ,
Comments Off on pt. 8 By Keeping Unleavened Bread

In the celebration of this feast of unleavened bread there exists the ability to learn and be instructed by the intrinsic nature between Christ who is in fact the Word of God, and that Word made flesh in the man Jesus Christ, as the son of God and son of Man; this Word existed perfectly in the bosom of the Father as a perfect Law of logic of justice and of instruction in righteousness, this level of perfection and personification is in every sacrament of God’s Holy Law.
This property of sanctification is fully in existence in the feast of unleavened bread.
To realize the spirit and truth of every Word which proceeds from the mouth of YHWH will always bless one who is Elect and Called according to God’s own purpose; without this level of faith in recognition of the origin of any biblical ordinance one can never understand the feast’s sincerity and truth. Continue reading →