
Exodus 12 contains instructions for the Passover celebration, which is a significant event in Jewish tradition.
- Exodus 12:1-14 – The Passover Lamb: Just as the Israelites were instructed to select a perfect lamb for sacrifice, we should strive for excellence in our offerings to God and in our lives.
- Exodus 12:15-20 – Removing Leaven: Removing leaven during Passover symbolizes removing sin from our lives. This can encourage us to regularly reflect on our actions and seek forgiveness.
- Exodus 12:21-28 – The Blood on the Doorposts: The blood on the doorposts protected the Israelites. In our lives, we should seek God’s protection and salvation through faith and obedience.
- Exodus 12:29-36 – The Exodus: The Israelites left Egypt, symbolizing liberation from bondage. This teaches us to trust God for our deliverance from difficult situations.
- Exodus 12:37-42 – The Journey Begins: Just as the Israelites embarked on a journey after the Passover, we should be prepared to follow God’s lead into the unknown.
- Exodus 12:43-49 – Inclusivity: Passover welcomed both native Israelites and foreigners. We should strive for inclusivity and unity in our communities.
- Exodus 12:50-51 – Obedience: Obeying God’s commands, as the Israelites did in observing Passover, leads to blessings and fulfillment of His promises.
