Wrapped in a Linen Cloth
The Passover is a festival given by God and is to be celebrated by all generations. It is the great Feast of the Exodus from Slavery, oppression, captivity under a ruthless ruler. It is the Festival of Freedom. In Judaism, it is still observed today at the beginning of the Seder meal, which Jesus and His disciples also celebrated 2,000 years ago.
Sigrid is talking to you about something special and prophetic aspect this remarkable meal. It is an element that illustrates our personal “deliverance” from guilt, sin, and a sense of being lost; it symbolizes that we can break free from our spiritual bondage and live in true freedom. It is an object wrapped in a linen cloth …
And he bought a fine linen cloth, took him down, wrapped him in the linen cloth, and laid him in a tomb
Mark 15:46
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