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Exodus 12:43 · BSB
12:43 And the LORD said to Moses and Aaron, “This is the statute of the Passover: No foreigner is to eat of it.
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…God concerning the blood over against anything that we're facing that the devil is trying to bring. So, getting back to that, to the Jews there inExodus, chapter 12, verse seven, you know they, they, they killed the Passover lamb and they took the blood and they dipped a Hyssop branch in the blood and they…
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…in the pages, and in the life experience of God's people in the Old Testament, Passover and Exodus. And if you want to, you can read for yourselvesExodus chapter 12and 13 and 14, and you can see this climactic event. You see, God had chosen a man called Moses to lead out his people from Egypt. Egypt was a…
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…Jesus is taking the Passover with his disciples before his arrest and crucifixion. And the Passover meal, traditionally, as it was instituted inExodus chapter 12. You remember the Israelites are huddled in their homes, right? They have killed the spotless lamb. They have spread the blood on the doorpost so…
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…stand up and he begins becomes like a dividing wall saying to you I shall become protection and deliverance where does he do this he does this inExodus chapter 12he does this in Genesis chapter 3 Adam is naked hiding behind a bush God stands up says to you I will become protection I clothe you right now but…
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…exposed to the elements of culture, or are you on the other side of the door where you're experiencing life and life to its fullest? You know, inExodus chapter 12, the the Passover is introduced to us. And what we know is that there's some key ingredients that are provided at that at that dinner. We know that…
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…right here. It's the dedication of the temple that God made for his people. Well, they're gonna celebrate Passover. Now, Passover is described inExodus chapter 12, Leviticus 23, Numbers 9. It's supposed to be an annual feast. There have been a few times in Israelite history where they didn't celebrate it on…
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…your fields, make money, have a good Israelite life. But this text says that the result of that ought to be keep your feasts. What is that? Well,Exodus chapter 12and Deuteronomy 23 describe the three feasts that Israel would have where they would march to Israel, or rather to Jerusalem, and they would…
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…Well, let's begin right here at Cain and Abel sacrifice and study the bloodline of Christ. As we begin to study in the Old Testament over here. InExodus chapter 12, we come to the time where I And a moment ago of the Passover and remember that I told you that Paul said in First Corinthians 5 and verse 7, that…
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…sacrifice is involved. In chapter 12, we find that the final plague, the plague on the firstborn, also causes God to introduce the Passover. SoExodus chapter 12, we can read verses 12 and 13. It says, On that same night, I will pass through Egypt and strike down every firstborn, both men and animals, and I…
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…Amen? Thank you, David, and the team for leading us in worship this morning. If you have your copy of the scriptures, please open it with me toExodus chapter 12, the Old Testament, Exodus chapter 12. If you don't have a copy, there should be a one in the Pew Rack in front of you. We're on page 53 of Exodus…
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…some guy that's kind of sold out to the system. When he washes his hands and says, I find no fault in him, he is fulfilling what God said back inExodus chapter 12when he says, You must have an unblemished animal. What he's really saying is, you now, you people have an unblemished animal you can sacrifice.…
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…to participate in this meal that Jesus inaugurates. So let's talk a little bit about Passover. Turn in your Bibles back over to Exodus. Turn toExodus chapter 12. Exodus chapter 12. Now, if you are new to Scripture, the stories of the Bible may be somewhat familiar through folklore or a cartoon. Or as an…
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…himself humbling himself and being slaughtered when you hear lamb there's a couple Old Testament passages that should be floating up in your mindExodus chapter 12the Passover lamb the lamb that was slaughtered its blood was spread over the doorposts and the angel of death was passed over and they were…
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…we are observing communion today. Which is what does that mean? There was a ritual that got instituted way back in the Old Testament in the book ofExodus, chapter 12, when he delivered his people from Pharaoh. Exodus means to leave, to get out, and so they got out in a hurry. And to commemorate that, they were…
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…into your belt, get ready for action. And so Peter says, gird up the loins of your minds. Get ready. Be prepared. And the phrase he's quoting isExodus chapter 12, which is the night before the people of God leave Egypt. Moses comes to the people of God and he says, tonight is Passover night. Tonight the…
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…to remember doesn't just come after their redemption. This command to remember becomes before their redemption as well. If you glance back atExodus chapter 12, God doesn't just tell Moses what's going to happen on the night of the last plague. And God doesn't just tell Moses how the Israelites are going…
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…huge event in the life of Israel. It commemorates the night that God delivered his people out of bondage to Egypt. And just getting back to kind ofExodus chapter 12, the Passover was the night in which God instructed his people to sacrifice an unblemished male lamb and then eat it. On the night of the Passover…
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…the city. And that's a lot of blood. Passover was a feast memorializing God's deliverance of his people from captivity to Egypt. And we see that inExodus chapter 12. Remember Moses saying to Pharaoh, let my people go. Israel had been enslaved by Egypt. And God heard their prayers. He raised up Moses and says,…
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…people. And central to that redemption was the blood of a lamb. Let's remind ourselves of that story. Keep your finger in 1 Peter and go back toExodus chapter 12. The story here is what's called the Passover. Exodus chapter 12. So God has heard their cry. They're in slavery and He has come to rescue them.…
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…from Southwood Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. Turn with me this morning toExodus chapter 12. We're going to be looking this morning at the story of the Passover, the story of God's people from which that song, that beautiful offertory they…
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