Central to the Passover celebration is the distribution of broken bread and the sharing of four symbolic cups of wine. Its origin goes back to God’s deliverance of His people from slavery in Egypt. The previous evening, they ate a supper of roast lamb and bread. Before the meal, each Israelite family put the blood from the sacrificed lamb on the outer door frames of their houses (Exodus 12:1-7). God would bring death to the arrogant Egyptians that night, but the Israelites were safe because God had said, "When I see the blood, I will pass-over you" (Exodus 12:12-13). The bread
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“There has been days over the last two years that I have found it very difficult to go into work because I was being bullied by another member of staff but I did not want to tell anyone, so I would sit in my car, in the staff car park and read word @ work , Gods word and the explanation gave me the strength to continue going into work, things have now turned round in a way one could not expect or believe, this is gods power which if I had not had Gods word to read I am sure things would have turn out a lot different - I truly give thanks to all those that sacrifice their time so word @ work is and pray that it continues because the impact that it has is awesome.”