From Jewish Passover to Christian Eucharist The Todah Sacrifice as Backdrop for the Last Supper: Catholic for a Reason III
Mar 2006 · Emmaus Road Publishing
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Tim Gray shows that the todah sacrifice is what links and
underlies the Passover and the Mass. Introduced in the Old Testament, the
todah—in contrast to the yearly celebration of Passover—was a continual
sacrifice of thanks and praise to God for His saving actions: "A todah
sacrifice would be offered by someone whose life had been delivered from great
peril." Just as the Passover was a sacrifice in memory of when the Jewish
people had been saved from death during their exile in Egypt, so too, the Mass
is a continual sacrifice of thanksgiving for our salvation.
underlies the Passover and the Mass. Introduced in the Old Testament, the
todah—in contrast to the yearly celebration of Passover—was a continual
sacrifice of thanks and praise to God for His saving actions: "A todah
sacrifice would be offered by someone whose life had been delivered from great
peril." Just as the Passover was a sacrifice in memory of when the Jewish
people had been saved from death during their exile in Egypt, so too, the Mass
is a continual sacrifice of thanksgiving for our salvation.
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