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We have been studying about the feast of Purim in the Scroll of Esther for the last several weeks. Now we will begin to transition to the feast of Passover (Pesach). We will bridge the gap between Purim and Passover. Both feasts are intertwined by their miracles yet the miracles are different in nature. In Purim, we see God's hidden miracles. For example, we never see God’s Name mentioned throughout the Megillah yet we see God working behind the scenes. God orchestrated events to save the Jewish people from extermination. In Passover, we see God's open miracles. For instance, God openly displayed His power by the plagues He inflicted upon the Egyptians and by the parting of the Red Sea. In contrast to the miracles that we see in both feasts, there is one theme that bridges Purim and Passover. This theme is the key to your destiny. We will reveal this theme to you on Thursday evening at Destined4Torah. You are invited to join Sanjay Prajapati for “Bridging the Gap Between Purim and Passover”
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We have been studying about the feast of Purim in the Scroll of Esther for the last several weeks. Now we will begin to transition to the feast of Passover (Pesach). We will bridge the gap between Purim and Passover. Both feasts are intertwined by their miracles yet the miracles are different in nature. In Purim, we see God's hidden miracles. For example, we never see God’s Name mentioned throughout the Megillah yet we see God working behind the scenes. God orchestrated events to save the Jewish people from extermination. In Passover, we see God's open miracles. For instance, God openly displayed His power by the plagues He inflicted upon the Egyptians and by the parting of the Red Sea. In contrast to the miracles that we see in both feasts, there is one theme that bridges Purim and Passover. This theme is the key to your destiny. We will reveal this theme to you on Thursday evening at Destined4Torah. You are invited to join Sanjay Prajapati for “Bridging the Gap Between Purim and Passover”