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HB002 Hag Matzah “The Pure Word”
Have you ever asked yourself or anyone else the following questions? What is Chag Matzah? Why do we observe Chag Matzah? Why is Adonai saying to take the leavening out of our homes and not to eat it? What is Matzah made of and what does it really represent? Why would this be so important to Adonai? What does it mean to be cut off? What is the big deal anyway, everyone loves bread, does He really mean for us not to eat bread with leavening? Does this only apply to the Jews, and not the gentiles?
Exodus 12:17 You are to observe the festival of matzah, for on this day I brought your divisions out of the land of Egypt. Therefore, you are to observe this day from generation to generation by a perpetual regulation.
Exodus 12:18 From the evening of the fourteenth day of the first month until the evening of the twenty - first day, you are to eat matzah.
We are supposed to do this from generation to generation, as a perpetual regulation. So when did YHVH say to stop doing this in His word? Yes, many people say the law was nailed to the cross and I agree with that. However, the Law did not die on the cross it was resurrected 3 days later. With that in mind, did you know that Paul in the letter to the Messianic Congregation at Corinth said they should keep celebrating the Seder (Passover)? See how this is the day that Adonai is reminding us about purity and not about bread. Take a journey and see why the seasons and their timing are so important. How the meaning of Pesach, and Chag Matzah tie in together. See why this was the day Messiah chose to give His life up on the cross.

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