Passover & Paschal Theology: A Jewish-Christian Perspective

The college is pleased to offer a brand new two-part series exploring the theology of Passover, which is now available as an instant download. This excellent study, presented from a Messianic-Jewish perspective by Jacob Prasch, traces the theological development of Paschal theology through its Jewish (Mosaic, Restorational, Exilic, Postexilic, and Intertestamental), Jewish-Christian (Jesus and the Apostolic period), Patristic, and Reformation stages. This superb study should not be missed by any serious Bible student.

The study is divided into two parts. The first focuses exclusively on a Jewish understanding of Passover, exploring its history and theology, as well as identifying the major themes of the festival, namely, Polemic, Convocation, Commemoration, Convocation, and Covenant. This vital background, which explains how Jews in the 1st century would have viewed Passover culturally, historically, and theologically, sets the scene for Part 2, which explores the Jewish-Christian, Patristic, and Reformational views of Passover and communion.

Part 1: 31 minutes.
Part 2: 33 minutes.
Format: mp3 file
File size: 27 MB.
Bit Rate: 56 kbps
Approximate Download Times: 512k connection: 7 minutes - 1mb broadband: 3-4 minutes  -  2mb broadband: 2 minutes  -  4mb broadband: 1 minute.
(A 56k modem connection is not ideal for downloading files this size. Estimated time: 50-60 minutes).
Other Information: Please note that the file must be downloaded within seven days of purchase. Once downloaded, you are permitted to keep a single copy on your PC, and also produce a hard copy (for documents) or produce a single audio CD version (for sound files).