This is from an earlier post a week or two ago, but it now holds much more meaning:
My wife says she discovered this last fall and we discussed it. Truly it is related to the Destroying Angel passing over with tones of Passover in ancient Egypt:
Isaiah 26:
20 ¶ Come, my people, enter thou into thy chambers, and shut thy doors about thee: hide thyself as it were for a little moment, until the indignation be overpast.
Folks, if you want an authentic Passover experience, one of my favorite people, Rabbi Jonathan Cahn, is putting on a live-stream of the event on Wednesday. Combined with a world-wide fast a few days later on Friday, this will be an epic week.
Here is a link to the event announcement:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYyYnZp6Yzo
Start preparing now for this special event. Some stuff may be a little hard to find in the stores right now, but you can use just about anything including flour tortillas, etc. Here is a sample of what my oldest daughter put together about 12 years ago when we did this for fun:
When we prepared the sacrament in our home Sunday before last, we used large chunks of bread and grape juice, similar to what I observed my Jewish rabbi friend do in 2012 back in Everett at the Shabbat meal he invited me to. I also read both accounts in D&C 20 and Moroni 7, so we knelt around the board as I held the chalice of "wine" and blessed it.
Folks, this time rocks! Make it fun and interesting for your kids and family. They will NEVER forget it. I have told my kids to take notes and their grand kids will ask them about the time they went through.
In about a year, I expect we will be threading the needle for realz. This is just a dress rehearsal.
Enjoy it, before the curtain falls.
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