Passover, the Victory Over Death: He Is Risen!

Passover is more than a tradition—it is the foundation of our Christian faith. On this day, death was defeated, light overcame darkness, and hope was restored. Jesus is alive! And this truth changes everything.

Why is the Resurrection a victory?

The resurrection of Jesus Christ proves His divinity and the fulfillment of God's promises. Death, sin, and hell could not hold Him. Paul proclaims: “O death, where is your victory?” (1 Corinthians 15:55). His resurrection gives us new life and a living hope (1 Peter 1:3). The cross forgave our sins, the empty tomb sealed our victory.

How does this victory affect us?

The resurrection is not just a historical fact. It's a living power for every believer. It gives courage to overcome fear, strength for trials, and assurance of eternal life. Paul says: “The Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead lives in you” (Romans 8:11). This means we carry resurrection power to break chains and bring healing and restoration.

What fruit should we bear?

Those who believe in the resurrection must walk in newness of life (Romans 6:4). We boldly share the Gospel, live in holiness, and await Christ's glorious return. We rise after every fall, knowing the grave didn’t have the final word.

The tomb is empty, your future is alive!

On Passover morning, the angel said: “He is not here, He has risen” (Luke 24:6). This means anything that seemed lost can be restored. Every dead situation can come back to life. Every promise can be fulfilled.

Conclusion:

Passover declares an eternal truth: life conquers death. Jesus is alive, and that changes everything. Receive this revelation by faith and let resurrection power transform your story today.

Want to experience this power?

Send your prayer request through our online form. Prophet Israel Uriel is available to pray with you and declare life and victory over your situation.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, thank You for resurrection power that lives in me (Romans 8:11).

2. I declare that death has no power over me, for Jesus lives (1 Corinthians 15:57).

3. Let every dead situation in my life receive life now, in Jesus’ name (John 11:25).

4. Fill me with the living hope of Your victory (1 Peter 1:3).

5. Make me a living witness of the resurrection in my generation (Acts 1:8).