In the Old Testament great deliverance from Egypt, God set the command to observe the Passover as a remembrance of God’s liberation from bondage. It was through the application of the lamb’s blood that judgment was passed over each of God’s people. This Passover was always pointing towards the Lamb of God, Jesus Christ, and his blood being shed to save us from our sins. Thousands of years later, Jesus Christ was crucified on Passover and the beginning of the feast of unleavened bread.
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