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Haggadah: Pre-order Now!
Vine of David is pleased to announce that pre-ordering for both the Vine of David Passover Haggadah and the special Meal of Messiah is now available! We will be shipping these out the second week of March in plenty of time for Passover.
When we first discussed publishing these resources at our annual staff meeting in December of 2009, we had no idea that they would come out looking so beautiful. Our graphic design team here at First Fruits of Zion has really outdone themselves. It is truly an honor for us to be producing two resources that we believe, with God's help, will bring depth and beauty to Yeshua-centered Passovers for generations to come.
Vine of David Haggadah
The Vine of David Haggadah is a new translation of the traditional Haggadah, containing the complete traditional seder in both English and Hebrew. We feel it balances the best of both worlds by respecting the customs and history of Israel, taking seriously the explicit commandment in the Torah to teach our children about the redemption from Egypt and the commandment of the Master to keep the festival in remembrance of him. Throughout the traditional seder text, Messianic passages have been seamlessly interwoven to create a truly authentic feeling Messianic Haggadah. It has already been receiving great reviews throughout the Messianic community. Read a review here: Vine of David Haggadah Review
Meal of Messiah
The Meal of Messiah is a seder of sorts that takes place on the last day of Passover. It is a rehearsal dinner for the great Messianic wedding banquet in the future. Yeshua told his disciples that they would recline at the table with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and that he himself would again drink the fruit of the vine with them. The Meal of Messiah celebrates both the resurrection of our Master and the dawning of the Messianic Age. It includes songs, Scriptural readings, and inspiring passages from both rabbinic literature and the early church fathers. Together both the Vine of David Haggadah and Meal of Messiah provide the bookends for a powerful and meaningful Passover experience.
Pricing:
Vine of David Passover Haggadah
1 - $10.00 | 5+ - $6.00 | 10+ - $5.00 | 50+ - $4.00
Meal of Messiah
1 - $10.00 | 5+ - $6.00 | 10+ - $5.00 | 50+ - $4.00
Songs for Meal of Messiah CD
$8.00 each
Passover Combination Pack
(1 Haggadah, 1 Meal of Messiah, 1 Songs of Meal of Messiah CD)
Special pricing... see our online Store.
These prices are subject to change without further notification. Please visit our online Store in early March for the latest prices and availability.
Call and pre-order now (1-800-775-4807). Shipping will only commence in the 2nd week of March, in time for delivery before Passover.
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Visitor Feedback:
I would like to pre order Haggadah combination pack, please advise.
**Toby's Response:** Thanks for your interest! To pre-order call the office: 1-800-775-4807
Robert Rickman-Smith | February 26, 2010 4:31 PM
I would like to order this for my group but I can't find a link in the FFOZ shop, can it be ordered online?
**Toby"s Response:** We will have online pre-ordering set up soon but for now you can call the office: 1-800-775-4807
Christine Richardson (Ealing Messianic Fellowship) | February 27, 2010 8:20 AM