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Old
Testament
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New
Testament
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Manna rains down from heaven
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Jesus, the “Bread of Life,” has come down from heaven
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Old manna is a mystery and it feeds and nourishes God’s chosen
people until they enter the Promise Land
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New manna, the Bread of Life, is a mystery and it spiritually
feeds and nourishes our souls until we enter the Promise Land
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Manna falls daily as in, “Give us this day our daily bread.” The
manna is a prefiguration of the Eucharist.
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Jesus is the “Bread of Life,” which is given daily in the
Catholic Mass all over the world in over 3000 languages
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The Pascal lamb is sacrificed at Passover
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Jesus offers himself at Passover
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The Passover lamb must be male, unblemished, and have no broken
bones
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Jesus, the Lamb of God, is male, unblemished with no broken
bones
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Passover lamb is slain at twilight. (3:00 pm)
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Jesus, the Lamb of God, dies at 3:00 pm
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Lamb’s blood is applied to the lentil and doorpost with Hyssop
branch
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Jesus receives the 4th cup on
the cross with the hyssop branch
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Priestly vestments are required to be worn by the high priest
when sacrificing animals during the Passover meal
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Jesus is the High Priest and the sacrificial Lamb of God at
Calvary; he is wearing priestly vestments and offers himself as the perfect
sacrifice of the new covenant
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In Leviticus, we learn that the “life is in the blood” and God
requires the blood to be put upon the altar for the atonement of sins
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Jesus says, this cup is the “new covenant” in my blood, which
will be shed for you. Do this in memory of me.
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Jews do not accept Jesus as Messiah. They continue (even today)
to practice the old covenant Passover meal also called the “Feast of
Unleavened Bread”
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Early Christians follow Jesus and participate in the New
Covenant of the Eucharist.
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The Passover
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The Mass
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