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OT background: Unleavened bread and the lamb; Fulfillment of prophesy; Different approaches of synoptic and Johannine traditions, Establishment of Holy Qurbana, Washing of the feet to symbolize humility of Jesus; Betrayal by Judas; Jesus - the passover lamb; The old passover ends here; Establishment of the New Covenant;Deeper understanding through Scripture, Icons, and Liturgical prayers/hymns of the importance of the Feast
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==Teacher Training and Resources==
 
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* TTC stuff
 
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==Reference Materials==
 
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''A reference is a referral to another's text or information and can refer to written sources (books, reports, articles), videos, Internet sites, images, etc. It can also refer to personal communication in the form of letters, e-mails or interviews. A reference is synonymous with a literary citation or citing a source.''
 
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''The following materials are offered as sources for information and ideas but please remember to properly give credit if material is used in your writing! If you forget to use references, or your references are incomplete, your work can seem like an empty postulation or create suspicions of plagiarism.''
 
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===Articles===
 
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# Articles
 
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# Videos
 
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# Podcasts
 
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==Scripture==
 
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''In order to help our children grow in the Orthodox Faith in North America, a decision was made to standardize all materials to the [https://smile.amazon.com/dp/0718003594/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_VBWSSEXESG00134293GH?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 Orthodox Study Bible] (DSWA Kalpana DSWA/C/016/2010, October 28, 2010). Please continue to pray and support the development of a fully approved translation based on the Peshitta, and our textbooks will educate on the various translations and historic development of Scripture.''
 
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* [Scripture] <blockquote>Verse</blockquote>
 
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==Liturgical Resources==
 
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''The Ministry of Liturgical Resource Development (LRD) was created in July of 2015 (DSWA Kalpana DSWA/C/10/2015, July 24,2015) to promote the translation, versification, and publication of vital English liturgical resources. Today most of our Sacramental offices are available and the "Service Book of the Holy Qurbono" and "Shehimo: Book of Common Prayer" are available in print. Wherever possible references will be made using LRD resources given the easy access to these materials to the faithful in North America.''
 
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===Holy Qurbono===
 
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*'''''Qurbana things'''''
 
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===Other Hymns===
 
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* '''''Other Hymns'''''
 
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===Other Prayers===
 
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* '''''Other Prayers'''''
 
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===Promion and Sedro===
 
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* '''''Promion'''''
 
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:: Glory to that Lord of the feasts and the One who perfects the festivals, who went up for the feast to complete and to fulfill the mysteries of the Law, who told His disciples that ‘I earnestly desired to eat the Passover with You before I die, and I shall complete the old and fulfill the images, and transmit to You the new covenant in my blood so that I may be with You forever and I give You my holy body and precious blood as the pledge of the future life which will not grow old, and they shall be for You for the remission of debts
 
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and for the forgiveness of sins’.
 
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==Syriac and Greek Words==
 
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==Icons==
 
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