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John 2:23

The first Passover of Jesus Christ's ministry (AD 28) is mentioned here and in John 2:13. During this time, Jesus cleansed the Temple the first time and first mentioned the sign of His Messiahship.

Richard T. Ritenbaugh
'After Three Days'

Related Topics: Cleansing the Temple | First Passover of Christ's Ministry | Jesus Christ's Cleansing the Temple | Jesus Christ's Ministry | Messiahship, Signs of Jesus Christ's | Passover | Signs of Jesus Christ's Messiahship

John 2:23

Jesus kept the Passover as a man because God had commanded it as a festival. In this, He set us a perfect example, showing us that we should observe this festival too.

Earl L. Henn (1934-1997)
Holy Days: Passover

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John 2:23

Jesus kept the annual festivals. He, as the God of the Old Testament, was the One who originally gave them to Israel!

Why Christians Should Keep God's Holy Days

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John 4:46-54

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'I'll Never Follow Another Man!'
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The Miracles of Jesus Christ: Healing a Nobleman's Son
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Chronic Difficulties
Four Views of Christ (Part 6)
Hide and Seek
John (Part 6)

 

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