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==Learning Outcomes==
 
==Learning Outcomes==
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===[[Passover (Pesaho)]]===
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* G10.LO56 - Analyze Passover as the deliverance from death.
 
* G10.LO56 - Analyze Passover as the deliverance from death.
 
* G10.LO57 - Consider the Traditions of Jews during the feast of Passover.  
 
* G10.LO57 - Consider the Traditions of Jews during the feast of Passover.  

Revision as of 23:48, 25 February 2023


Grade 10 Lesson 11: Pesaha

Learning Outcomes

Passover (Pesaha)

  • G10.LO56 - Analyze Passover as the deliverance from death.
  • G10.LO57 - Consider the Traditions of Jews during the feast of Passover.
  • G10.LO58 - Interpret a blameless lamb, one year old, male in the feast of Passover as the type of Jesus Christ.
  • G10.LO59 - Relate between the unleavened bread, the lamb and the fulfillment of prophecy.
  • G10.LO60 - Evaluate the claim Jesus was sentenced on Thursday night/Friday morning in contrast to the actual celebration of the feast of Passover on Wednesday over Thursday night.
  • G10.LO61 - Discover how the old Passover ends here.
  • G10.LO62 - Examine the significance of Jesus celebrating Holy Qurbana.
  • G10.LO63 - Discuss the meaning of "This is my body, this is my blood".

Presentation in the Temple (Ma'altho)

  • G10.LO48 - Analyze St. Simeon's words, "Now let your servant depart in peace for my eyes have seen Your Salvation".

Textbook Lesson

  • [Lesson 11 Textbook PDF]

Expanding Thoughts on Lesson

Lesson Resources

Connecting Materials