Pesach, Passover, the Moedim of Yahveh
Pesach, Passover, the Moedim of Yahveh, a divine appointment where the Elohim of Israel meets His people to set a new standard and a fresh revelation in our lives through what Yeshua has done on Golgotha when He died for us.
We must understand that we are in a season of profound spiritual transition.
To enter it fully, we must distinguish the biblical Passover from man-made and demonic traditions.
I want to emphasize that while some follow replacement mythology or pagan-rooted traditions like Easter, we celebrate that Yeshua was put on a death pole on Passover and raised from the dead on the Feast of the First Fruit, according to 1 Corinthians 15:20.
“But now Messiah has been raised from the dead, the first fruits of those who are asleep.”
1 Corinthians 15:20
Leaving Egypt — and Getting Egypt Out of Our Minds
The greatest challenge of this season is not just leaving Egypt, but getting Egypt out of our minds.
Many of the Hebrews who were supernaturally provided with manna and water in the desert still complained because their minds remained stuck in a slave mentality.
To break this, we must surrender to the anointing.
As 1 John 2:27 declares,
“And the anointing which is upon you, received from Him abides in you, and you have no need that anyone teach you.”
1 John 2:27
This does not mean we reject all teachers, but rather that we only listen to that which is anointed and connected to the olive tree of Israel, according to Romans 11.
Freedom From Man-Made Structures
When you become a slave to the anointing, you are no longer bound by man-made structures, denominational programming, or predictable religious routines that make your life stagnant.
Yahveh wants to make you unpredictable, even to your own mind, so that you can find the true adventure of your life in Him.
First Comes Teshuvah
First comes Teshuvah, repentance, as said in 2 Chronicles 7:14.
“If My people who are called by My name humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land.”
2 Chronicles 7:14
This shift happens when the Word, the Torah, is written on your heart, fulfilling the promise of Jeremiah 31:33.
“I will put My Torah in the inward parts. I will write it on their hearts, and I will be their Elohim.”
Jeremiah 31:33
In this condition of the renewed mind, depression and worry melt away.
The anointing breaks every yoke and removes the stones the enemy has placed in your path.
Today, we declare that the wind of the Spirit is blowing over your mind, establishing you in the purity and holiness of the unleavened bread.
The Four Cups of Complete Redemption
As we navigate the prophetic ways of Passover, we must look at the legal and spiritual weight of the four cups that represent our complete redemption.
I am talking about the Holy Communion taken on Pesach.
These cups are not mere traditions. They are levels of the blood’s power working in our lives.
The First Cup — Kiddush
The first is Kiddush, sanctification, where Yahveh brings us out from under the yoke of the Egyptians.
This is the power of Colossians 1:13, which says,
“He has delivered us out of the authority of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of His beloved Son.”
Colossians 1:13
This cup breaks the influence of the world and even water spirits that Pharaoh served, which seek to sacrifice the destiny of God’s people.
The Second Cup — Maggid
The second cup, Maggid, redemption, delivers us from the slavery of the mind.
It is tied to the Feast of Unleavened Bread, where we follow 1 Corinthians 5:7,
“Clean out the old leaven so that you may be a new lump, for our Pesach is Messiah, who was sacrificed for our sake.”
1 Corinthians 5:7
Removing the yeast means purging the malice and evil that limit our spiritual growth.
However, the enemy often tries to pull us back into old patterns through familiar spirits.
These are informative spirits that study our weaknesses for years, waiting for us to step out of the anointing and into our soul.
They pretend to be the voice of Yahweh, leading people into false loyalties and fear-based commitments that lack mercy
To defeat these spirits, we must repent from all replacement theology that give ground for evil spirits, and we need to raise the ratio of the presence in our lives.
Filled With the Glory and Anointing of Yahveh
When you are filled and consumed with the glory and anointing of Yahveh through worship and prayer, your integrity zone becomes impenetrable to the voices of deception.
This allows you to enter the third cup, Birkat Hamazon, blessing, and the fourth cup, Hallel, completion, which are about your inheritance and the land promised to our fathers of faith, the descendants of Abraham.
The Promise of the Kingdom
Based on Exodus 6:7, Yahveh promises,
“I will take you for myself for a people, and I will be your Elohim.”
Exodus 6:7
“Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness.”
Matthew 6:33
Because outside the kingdom, there is no anointing.
But inside, there is a touch of glory that makes you sing and walk in faith again.
The Days of Struggle Are Ending
The Spirit of Adonai declares that the days of struggle are ending, and the weight of His Spirit is being placed upon your life.
You will not be what you have been, but you will become what He has destined for you.
If you obey Him, if you humble yourself before Him, I bless you this night with the peace of Elohim, knowing that your way is being made straight and your inheritance is released in the Jewish Yeshua, because He is the way, truth, and life, according to John 14:6.
“I am the way, and the truth, and the life.”
John 14:6
Blessed Passover
Blessed Passover
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