Summary

In this episode, Jon and James continue their conversation on Passover and the significance of the Passover Seder. They discuss the four cups of the Seder meal, which represent different promises of God to the Israelite people. The first cup is the cup of sanctification, symbolizing being set apart from bondage. The second cup is the cup of deliverance, representing freedom from slavery. The third cup is the cup of redemption, connecting to Yeshua's sacrifice and the new covenant. The fourth cup is the cup of praise, celebrating God's faithfulness. They also touch on the fifth cup, which represents the assurance that God will be their God.

Chapters

00:00 — Introduction to Passover and the Passover Seder

08:12 — The Cup of Sanctification

14:21 — The Cup of Deliverance

19:07 — The Cup of Redemption

24:16 — The Cup of Praise

27:14 — The Fifth Cup: Embracing the Promise

Takeaways

The Passover Seder meal includes four cups, each representing a different promise of God to the Israelite people: sanctification, deliverance, redemption, and praise.

The cups of the Seder meal have a deep significance for Gentile believers in Yeshua, connecting to his sacrifice and the new covenant.

Participating in the Passover Seder allows for a personal and meaningful reflection on God's deliverance and redemption in one's own life.

The fifth cup, which is not drunk during the Seder, represents the assurance that God will be their God.