Welcome to the second spring festival of Messianic Israel. Leaven symbolises sin. Unleavened Bread speaks of sanctification. Yahweh told the Hebrews to cleanse all leaven from their homes and eat only unleavened bread, matzah, for seven days, symbolizing a holy or set-apart walk with Him. Yah'shua is the "Bread of Life" without sin. Born in Bethlehem. In Hebrew, Beit-Lechem means 'house of bread'. Just as matzah is striped and pierced, so was the Messiah. This Feast falls on the day Yah'shua (Jesus) was buried. Learn more about this important festival in the articles in this register.

The Second of Yahweh's Annual Festivals

1. 1996 Holy Week: 2 April, Festival of Unleavened Bread (Art)

2. Chag haMatzah 2002: The Feast of Unleavened Bread (Art)

3. Chag haMatzah 2004: Unleavened & Leavened Bread (Art)

4. Chag haMatzah 2005: Feast of Unleavened Bread (Art)

5. Chag haMatzah 2006: Unleavened Bread & Ruach haShanee (Art)

6. Chag haMatzah 2006: The Last Day (Art)

7. Chag haMatzah 2007: As You Really Are (Art)

8. Chag haMatzah 2007: The Tale of Rahab Do-Nothing (Art)

9. Chag haMatzah 2008 I: The Authentic Twig (Art)

10. Chag haMatzah 2008 II: Teaching Notes on the Festivals (Art)

11. Chag haMatzah 2008 III: The Deliverance of Peter (Art)

Click Here for a Table of NCCG/MLT Festivals and Current Dates

Key: Art=Article | FAQ=Frequently Asked Question | Sc=Science | St=Sermonette | Occ=Occult | OB=Olive Branch | PCM=Patriarchal Christian Marriage | NCCM=New Covenant Christian Ministries | Sab=Sabbath | Sal=Salvation | 5Com=Five Commissions | AI=Apostolic Interviews | HO=Holy Order

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