Exodus - 34 part 3 - Exod. 12:1-14 THE NIGHT OF PROTECTION

Once again we will come face to face with totally amazing things in the historical context of Passover; we will gain deeper and enhanced perspectives on the Jewish Passover and the Passover of the Lamb of God. 

In lesson 34 we will ask ourselves the question of why unleavened bread.  What’s with that?  It has everything to do with Egypt, everyday life in Egypt, and the Hebrews who had assimilated into this pagan culture.  We recall Deut. 32:15-17 …

“But Jeshurun (a Hebrew word "upright" used to represent Israel) grew fat and kicked-- you are grown fat, thick, and sleek-- Then he forsook God who made him, and scorned the Rock of his salvation. They made Him jealous with strange gods; with abominations they provoked Him to anger. They sacrificed to demons who were not God, to gods whom they have not known, new gods who came lately, whom your fathers did not dread.” (Deu 32:15-17)

Moses is teaching us what the Lord, YHVH, gave him.  The Hebrews turned on the Lord became part of the Egyptian culture, values, and worldview.  They ate the “leavened bread” of Egypt and Egypt’s gods.  In this lesson you will come to understand that it makes sense to associate LEAVENED bread with Egypt and UNLEAVENED bread with the Lord.  You will understand new things to give a deeper insight into Jesus’ Last Supper as well; His last Passover meal that I call the Passover Meal of the Messiah.

In this podcast I again mentioned an earlier powerful and important lesson.  It has to do with the Biblical “proof” if you will that the Hebrews assimilated into the Egyptian culture.  It is so important that we grasp this historical fact since it is so related to the rest of the book of Exodus and, the entire Torah.  Here’s the link to that podcast - https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-wdzur-f82194

Also, we will study the Hebrew word פֶּסַח PEH SACK H6453 and another Hebrew word that is very close, פָּסַח PAH SACK H6452.  Once we understand these two Hebrew words we will understand in a more powerful way the phrases in Exod. 12:11 where it says “the Lord’s Passover” and in 1 Cor. 5:7 “Christ our Passover.” And we thought we had it.  We thought we understood.  Far from it.  

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