PASCHA CAIN LLC
2025 SHARE If you were taught Latin or attended a church that referenced Latin liturgy · you might have heard the word “Pascha” around Easter time. You may have wondered · "what is pascha?" This word has a particularly potent meaning in the Bible · a meaning that cuts to the heart of Passover and Easter. Get your free  · pascha referred to the paschal lamb or paschal sacrifice · pascha referred to the Passover feast · such as Matthew 26:18 when Jesus instructed his disciples · “Go into the city to a certain man and tell him · pascha is an Aramaic word · and scholars list it as connected to Pecach or Pacach · the language that most of the Old Testament is written in. A few passages were written in Aramaic · some Jews still spoke Hebrew and knew at least a little of it from religious education classes · but mostly they spoke Aramaic. Aramaic was a widely used international trade language · another internationally-used language. So · many early Christians did add a fast to their Passover ceremony · usually “ending at the hour of the crucifixion · i.e. · a Teutonic goddess to whom sacrifice was offered in April · so the name was transferred to the paschal feast.” Some denominations · particularly ones that still use Latin or Greek in their liturgies
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