The Fifth Cup Haggadah: A Messianic Jewish Haggadah
The Fifth Cup Haggadah An In Depth Examination of the Significance of the Last Supper and Integration with the Jewish Celebration of the Passover Seder What Is A Haggadah? A haggadah is a book which in Hebrew literally means to tell forth the story of the exodus of the Jewish people from their bondage in Egypt. God commands all who follow Him to celebrate the Passover feast. Jesus and His disciples celebrated the Passover seder which is commonly referred to as the Last Supper. Why Is This Haggadah Different? This Messianic Jewish Haggadah assists non-Jewish believers to acquire a greater understanding and appreciation of the Last Supper. It also provides step by step instructions on how the reader can conduct a Passover feast in his/her own home. Lastly, it teaches on the significance and symbology of the Fifth Cup, commonly referred to as Elijah s Cup which plays a key role in the coming Kingdom as the prophecies of old come to fruition. Who Is The Audience For This Haggadah? Any person who desires a deeper, richer understanding of Easter will benefit from this book. The clear and simple description of historical background captures the reader and transports him/her into the historical context. Frequent illustrations add to the charm and unique flavor. The mixture of the traditional Jewish haggadah within the setting of the Christian ideology gives a richness and depth to the Easter holiday observance. --Red Fish Publication