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"My father was a wandering Aramaen, who went down to Egypt and
sojourned there, few in number. But there, he became a great,
mighty, and populous nation....."
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Thus begins "The Passover", an insightful, entertaining, educational
and edifying musical drama, with these words from the Book of Exodus.
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"The Passover" is a story rich in tradition and in scripture, and
the music is as timeless as the message. This unique musical
drama relates the Gospel from the unique viewpoint of the Apostle John
through his recollections of two significant Passover celebrations:
Once, as a boy with his family, and the other as a young man walking
with Jesus.
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Legendary Singer Pat Boone wrote to say "I listened to it twice and thoroughly enjoyed it and feel it is a wonderful way of teaching the meaning of Passover to Jews and Christians alike. Even though I'm not ignorant of the ritual of Passover, and have participated more than once, I still learned some things I hadn't known before. And of course, I love it when it's explained how Jesus "last supper" was the traditional Seder and that he was offering Himself as the final Passover sacrifice... I'd like to order a dozen copies to send to friends, Christians and Jews alike (and a couple of athiests)... It's a beautiful ministry!"
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The Passover has been broadcast in thousands of cities and towns in the United States, Canada, England, Scotland, Australia, New Zealand, and in many other countries around the world where English is not the native language, such as Israel, Romania, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Guam, Malta, the Philippines (and more).
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