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On Sunday (March 27) many Christians attended sunrise services and enjoyed special church services (not to mention the traditional Easter Ham) celebrating the resurrection of the Messiah.
Approximately 26 days later on the 22nd of April disciples of Jesus will celebrate the Passover. They will also celebrate the anniversary of His escape from the grave three days and three nights later. Passover is one of the events set apart (that is to say, made holy) by the author of the Holy Bible. Leviticus 23 lists all of those days also known as His appointed times.
Jewish folk call those set aside (hol...
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