⚡ IN BRIEF (SUMMARY)
The Passover is an annual Hebrew festival commemorating the Exodus, with a 7-day festival of unleavened bread following it. The ordinance included taking a lamb, killing it at even, sprinkling blood on doorposts, and eating unleavened bread and bitter herbs.
What is the meaning of Passover in the Bible?
The Passover is an annual Hebrew festival commemorating the Exodus, with a 7-day festival of unleavened bread following it. The ordinance included taking a lamb, killing it at even, sprinkling blood on doorposts, and eating unleavened bread and bitter herbs.
SIGNIFICANCE
It is one of the most significant events in Jewish history, commemorating the deliverance of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.
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Lesson 8: The Passover Lamb & Blood Redemption
Explore this concept in depth with our step-by-step group leader guide, commentary, and printable participant worksheet for Exodus 12:1–28.
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