Category: Biblical History

Passover:

Walking on Water

More specifically, Chag HaMatzah, or the Feast of Unleavened Bread.

Before I explain that, let’s begin with a not-rhetorical two-part question:

Why did Yeshua walk on water?

Why did the wind scare Peter?

Last week’s newsletter established the underpinnings of the WOW season (Walking on Water). Review:

The last watch of the night is a last opportunity to flee false security. It is the last opportunity to flee the people whose wicked agenda vexes the righteous Holy Spirit within. If one waits until the morning’s dawn to flee, he flees with nothing. Only the deeds of the righteous can follow them into the eternal Kingdom of Messiah, for those are the only eternally true and fit deeds.

The overturn of the cities of Sodom likely took place at Passover, for Lot baked unleavened bread for the angel of wrath.

The Wrath of the Lamb struck the cities of Sodom right at dawn, when Lot and his daughters reached safety and the last watch of the night becomes the past. Likewise, at dawn, after the strong East Wind completed its work of arranging the waters, the Israelites traveled through the waters to reach safety.

?The Israelites still had the flesh of the Passover lamb, bitter herbs, and matzah in their bellies. Having obeyed YHVH’s instructions, they were protected from the Wrath of the Lamb on Egypt and Pharaoh. All they had to do was Walk on Water, to escape to freedom. WOW!

So back to our question: why did Yeshua walk on water?