The Passover was a symbol leading to the supreme sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Jesus fulfill the Passover through his death in the cross. Exodus12:1-30, Leviticus 4:1-35, Luke 22:7-38

(1) Elihu continues. (2) The empty tomb. Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene. Jesus appears to his disciples. Jesus appears to Thomas

(1) Elihu (2) Jesus sentenced to be crucified. The crucifixion. The death of Jesus. The burial of Jesus.

(1) Job concludes. (2) Jesus arrested. Jesus taken to Annas. Peter’s first denial. The high priest questions Jesus. Peters second and third denials. Jesus before Pilate.

(1) Job continues. (2) Jesus prays for himself. Jesus prays for his disciples. Jesus prays for all believers.

(1) Job continues. (2) The work of the Holy Spirit. The disciples grief will turn to joy.

(1) Job continues. (2) The vine and the branches. The world hates the disciples.

(1) Job continues. (2) Jesus comforts his disciples. Jesus the way to the Father. Jesus promises the Holy Spirit.

God created a perfect world. And he created human beings to be sinless. When humanity rebelled against God. The world became a dying planet. And humanity became sinful. But God promises a way toward salvation.

(1) Job (2) Jesus washes his disciples feet. Jesus predicts his betrayal. Jesus predicts Peters denial.