Easter and Passover Lesson: It's Never Too Late

The Powerful Connection Between Easter and Passover

Download Print-Friendly Version The Jewish holy days were structured to witness of Christ. God’s most important events were and are fulfilled on these designated days. Author Gale Boyd shares excerpts of her ideas from her book Days of Awe: Jewish Holy Days, Symbols, and Prophecies for Latter-day Saints to help us learn how we can celebrate the message of the Resurrection this Easter season. Passover week contains 3 holy observances through whic…

From Passover to Easter Resurrection- A Love Story ⋆ Conservative Firing Line

The following article, From Passover to Easter Resurrection- A Love Story, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Jewish traditions are often lost on us Gentile folks, so suffice it to say that Passover began on April 12 and concludes today, Saturday April 19. Why do we care? There are “pictures” of Christianity hidden within the Passover story of which you may or may not be aware. And this Sunday, April 20 is … Continue reading From P…

Easter and Passover Lesson: It's Never Too Late

Easter and Passover: Lars Larson & Ari Hoffman Discuss the Similarities and Differences

“We can disagree on theology, but still agree on politics” KVI’s Ari Hoffman is joined by our noon -3:00 pm (and now 8:00 – 11:00 pm!) host, Lars Larson to discuss the dual holidays of Passover and Easter. Listen to the audio here: [audio mp3="https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2184/2025/04/18182148/4-18-h3-s3-lars.mp3"]

Both Christians and Jews share the same roots in regard to the celebration of Easter. Or... Passover. https://youtu.be/SziGVgnbxXY?si=MqMTpgVSZI5D40bc Jewish tradition marks the liberation of slaves from Egypt. It served as the backdrop for Christian Easter. The chocolate egg and the Easter Bunny, despite the commercial relationship, have a special meaning. In addition, the egg has its symbolism for Jews. Easter, Christians and Jews In A Força …

Easter is something that has been celebrated for thousands of years. The word Easter comes from the Greek word Pesach, which means "to pass by." Over 3,400 years ago, Moses led the Jews out of Egypt, they were slaves to Pharaoh, and just before they set out on this journey, God told them to prepare a Passover meal. He explained in detail how they were to do it, and this was the very first time they ate a Passover meal and ate unleavened bread (b…