Christ is Risen!! Enjoying the video...but about 3. min in you said 'Pascha means Easter," I'm. not sure if that's correct. Pascha is a translation of the Hebrew word: Passover. The 70 elders from the Twelve Tribes of Israel were employed by King Ptolemy II in the 3rd Century B.C. to translate the Hebrew into Greek because as English the language of the world today, Greek was back then! Just an f.y.i. brother!! Great work on the vid...I look forward to more!
The word Easter is pretty much exclusive to English speaking Protestants and Catholics. In the scope of the whole world of Christianity, the majority of Christians do not use the word Easter or celebrate it in its distinction. Both celebrate the Resurrection, with Pascha emphasizing Christ as the Paschal (Passover) lamb while Easter has a disconnection from the Jewish feast. There are other distinctions such as how Lent\Great Lent are observed and calendar differences, but Easter and Pascha intersect in theme, so Pascha is sometimes called Orthodox Easter in the West.
Christ is risen.! Thank you for this wonderful presentation brother and happy Pascha to you.!
Thank you for this simple, but very informative video, God bless you bro, Christ is Risen ☦🙏
Very informative
Christ is Risen!! Enjoying the video...but about 3. min in you said 'Pascha means Easter," I'm. not sure if that's correct. Pascha is a translation of the Hebrew word: Passover. The 70 elders from the Twelve Tribes of Israel were employed by King Ptolemy II in the 3rd Century B.C. to translate the Hebrew into Greek because as English the language of the world today, Greek was back then! Just an f.y.i. brother!! Great work on the vid...I look forward to more!
The word Easter is pretty much exclusive to English speaking Protestants and Catholics. In the scope of the whole world of Christianity, the majority of Christians do not use the word Easter or celebrate it in its distinction. Both celebrate the Resurrection, with Pascha emphasizing Christ as the Paschal (Passover) lamb while Easter has a disconnection from the Jewish feast. There are other distinctions such as how Lent\Great Lent are observed and calendar differences, but Easter and Pascha intersect in theme, so Pascha is sometimes called Orthodox Easter in the West.