THREE PASSOVERS. Which one should be celebrated and how?

The whole world is celebrating Passover! But what does this holiday really mean? There are three Passovers: Jewish, pagan and Christian. In this video, you can test and find out which Passover you celebrate and how to celebrate it correctly. Three and a half thousand years ago, the Jewish Passover took place. On this day, the Jews slaughtered a lamb, ate unleavened bread, did not touch anything leavened, put some of the blood of the lamb on the top and on both sides of the doorframe, so that the destroyer would pass over their homes. Jewish Passover is a reminder of the bitterness of the people, it is the exodus from slavery, liberation from the terrible Egyptian yoke, curses that hit the Egyptians, but bypassed Jewish families, it is protection from the destroyer, from the angel of death, who came to everyone, hitting those houses, where there was no sign of blood. The second, pagan Passover is a secular, satanic Passover, blasphemous and unclean. Under a Christian guise, pagan cult dishes in the f