At the same time God instructed His people how to prepare their first Passover, He connected it to the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Families would not only busy themselves with lamb preparation the first day of future Passovers, they’d also …
Feasts of Israel Series: Part 8 God added an interesting detail to the treatment of the Passover lamb once Israel had escaped Egypt. They were to be careful not to break any of its bones.[1] It was a command they …
Feasts of Israel Series: Part 7 Throughout Egypt that Passover evening, the only firstborn males who survived were those who sheltered behind a blood-spattered door. Because they were spared from death, so were their families. What was it about firstborns …
Feasts of Israel Series: Part 6 The first Passover was necessarily celebrated in a rush. After all, Israel was on the verge of freedom. Pharaoh and his people would become be so desperate for them to leave, they’d virtually thrust …
“The blood will be a sign for you on the houses where you are; and when I see the blood, I will pass over you” (Exodus 12:13). God did more than draw Israel out of bondage on Passover. He drew …
