The Journey of Passover Through the Blood: The Holy Pascha
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Fr. Bishoy Kamel
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Through the blood He trampled death by His death. He passed-over with those who were in the graves to eternal life. Such is the journey of the Passover that was intended by God. It took various forms throughout the breadth of time, yet each time the Passover did not occur except through the blood.
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