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  • Jesse - In Reply on Revelation 1 - 6 years ago
    My apologies for giving you Exodus 12:4. I meant to give Exodus Chapter 12 Verse 46, not Verse 4. Exodus 12:46 talks about the Passover Lamb, that they were not to break the bones of the Lamb, even after they kill it, the foreshadowing of the fulfillment of prophecy that when Messiah comes, the Lamb of God, to die for the sins of the world, that there was a prophecy about Him that not a bone would be broken.
  • Jesse - In Reply on Revelation 1 - 6 years ago
    He died on a Friday, sometime shortly after 3 PM in the afternoon. The Sabbath day was on a Saturday, and no one could be hanging on a cross on the Sabbath day according to Jewish Law. On the day of preparation, which would have been Friday, Jesus and two others were crucified. They had to be dead before sundown because at 6 PM, that was the end of the workday for the Jews, and they couldn't still be hanging there on Saturday, the Sabbath Day. It says it was about the ninth hour, or 3 PM when Jesus' Spirit left Him. They came by to break the legs of the other two, but when they came to Jesus to break His legs, He was already dead, so they did not break His legs. That in itself was the fulfillment of Psalm 34:20, and Exodus 12:4.
  • Jesse - In Reply on Exodus 12:17 - 6 years ago
    Sir, you've done no wrong. It's not what we eat that defiles us, but what comes out of the mouth ( Matt. 15:11). It's the evil that comes out of the mouth that defiles because it comes from the heart. Also, I want to share something I have learned about the so called greatest commandments spoken in Matthew Chapter 22. Those are not commandments at all. Our English bibles look like they are commands, but in the Greek text, they are not in command form but are statements of fact. Jesus was not commanding us to love Him or our neighbor. What He was saying is that if you have born of His Spirit, you will love the Lord you God, and you will love your neighbor. Not a command but statement of fact.
  • Jesse - In Reply on Exodus 12:17 - 6 years ago
    Sir, you've done no wrong. Jesus said ( Matthew 15:11) that it is not what goes into the mouth that defiles a man, but what comes out. Food we eat does not defile us. It's what comes out of the mouth, the evil a person speaks, because that comes from the heart. Also, I want to share something else here that I have learned. The two "greatest commandments" in Matthew Chapter 22, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God, and love thy neighbor, are not commands. Our bibles make it sound like they are commands, but the Greek text shows that they are not commands. Jesus is not commanding us to love Him or our neighbor. He's giving us a factual statement, you will love, if you have my Spirit in you. Fact!
  • Bob Hilt - In Reply on Exodus 12:17 - 6 years ago
    Someone asked Jesus what was the most important commandment.
    Matthew 22:36 - Master, which is the great commandment in the law?
    Mat 22:37 - Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.
    Mat 22:38 - This is the first and great commandment.
    Mat 22:39 - And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
    Mat 22:40 - On these two commandments hang ALL the law and the prophets.
  • Johnny Luces on Exodus 12:17 - 6 years ago
    After 66 years I have come to the awareness of this command. I am not Jewish but I want to follow God commandments as instructed on Exodus 12:17 of the unleavened bread. I have eaten leavened bread this morning and I feel I have already violated the first thing God almighty instructed for me to do. What to do now? After 66 years and knowledge has passed me.. Lord please be merciful on my soul.
  • Helena on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    Jesus commands all Christians to learn how to cast out demons Mark 16:17 deliverance minister dot com
  • Frank - In Reply on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    The Passover started the same day that Jesus died on the cross at sunset. Jesus said I and the Father are one. I in him and He in me. Jesus is God manifest in the flesh.
  • T Levis - In Reply on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    Psalm 22

    Mark 14
    Mark 15:24
    Mark 15:28
    Mark 15:29-31
    Mark 15:34
    Mathew 27:28-31
    Mathew 27:35
    Mathew 39:40
    Mathew 27:46
    Mathew 27:9

    I pray God Almighty show you truth & wisdom in your seeking
  • T Levis - In Reply - 6 years ago
    In my understanding there are only a few times that was commanded
    Exodus 3:5
    Joshua 5:15
    I have witnessed some women singing worship barefoot.
    However the Bible says there's also a time commanded to put shoes on.
    Exodus 12:11
    Ezekiel 24:15-17
  • Fred scanlan - In Reply on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    When you confess Him and you recieve his body and blood in faith, your sins are washed away and you are a born again child of God! We In fact are redeemed from sin and death, Christ having become our sacrifice, while fulfilling all righteousness .Our atonement for sin,our "passover lamb". You need only to believe. Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God. Behold I stand at the door and knock. Open your heart and let him abide. Trust in Him and lean not unto your own understanding! All your ways acknowledge HIM! Salvation is yours, and fades not away, it is kept for you! These promises of salvation are sealed,with his BLOOD! Recieve HIM today!
  • G willis on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    was Jesus crucifixion before the Passover? if some saying that blood on the door was Jesus blood, and they calling him the Lamb, why was he also being called GOD, and why was Jesus had to protect us Israelite from God who save us from Egypt? Why would we have to demise Jesus to protect his father from us? The Ten Commandment state have no other GOD but him. So how we drag Jesus as a GOD when we are told he is the son. We are made in the image of our father GOD. And this poor lamb is very confuse no wonder we have men pretending to be female, Adam name all the animals, and Jesus was not one of them. Our churches are so confuse today. We need to look at Passover very carefully,and there not 2.
  • Stanjett on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    In one house shall it be eaten thou shalt not carry forth ought of the flesh abroad out of the house neither shall ye break a bone thereof. When Jesus died on the cross, they broke the bones of the two thiefs of the two on either side of him but when they saw that Jesus was already dead, they broke none of his bones.
  • Edifyoneanother - In Reply on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    GOD was preparing Israel for Passover -- killing of the firstborn of the household that did not have the blood on the upper for post. You have to continue pass read verse 1 GOD explains what HE was going to be do through the land of Egypt.
  • Ruben Hartness - In Reply on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    Carlos-- back up to 12:1-29 get the subject Passover then 13:1, 3, .9, 10 remember this day---Abib is as our month of March April. On the 15th day after the spring equinox is Passover, then Christ walked on earth 40 days in resurected body then transfigured and rose to Heaven said in ten days I will give you a great gift. The Holy Spirit protects us in His earthly absence. We are not alone.
  • Carlos taylor on Exodus 12 - 6 years ago
    and verse I, am not understanding what was it that the Lord said to Moses and Aaron
  • Stanjett on Exodus 12 - 7 years ago
    34 And the people took their dough before it was leavened, their kneadingtroughs being bound up in their clothes upon their shoulders. This must be why the Jews don't eat leaven bread to this day.
  • John on Exodus 12 - 7 years ago
    Why was Cannan left out in Exodus 12:40
  • BSP on Exodus 12 - 8 years ago
    Verse 26~The Passover was a very important event in the lives of the Israelites and they were to explain this to their children and future generations to help them to appreciate the significance of the Passover.
  • A disciple on Exodus 12 - 8 years ago
    "And Pharaoh rose up in the night, he and all his servants, and all the Egyptians; and there was a great cry in Egypt; for there was not a house where there was not one dead." After defiantly resisting the Word of God through all their plagues and that great tribulation and ruin, at length God was left with one thing that would finally put them in fear and humble them to obey the Word of the LORD!
  • Jeffrey Berry on Exodus 12 - 8 years ago
    Greetings, centuries before the birth of Moses, the were generations of people who hated God, and today they still hate God. Speaking specially of the God of the Hebrews. (Read Psalms 83) After numerous generations, God (Yahweh) decided to separate a certain seed of people, (see Matthew chapter 1) from all other people upon the face of the earth to carry His Spirit into the future.
  • Sandy on Exodus 12 - 9 years ago
    God created us for him. ALL OF US! God has a lot of patients with us. When God tells us to do something he means it! God created us for him. Therefore God can do whatever he wants!
  • Junior on Exodus 12 - 9 years ago
    The reason why God destroyed they're first born is because they were under Pharaoh's leadership and he would not let his people go
  • Michael on Exodus 12 - 10 years ago
    I don't think that God action with Egyptian was bad, God did that 1, in other for the people to no that the freedom they are to experience is not their own making 2,The almighty God for see the increase of labour added to the children of Israeli so pharaoh on is own side proved by is action to his people that Israeli has no leader this striker God to killed them in fact is a point of prayer..
  • Dr. Patty on Exodus 12 - 10 years ago
    To Lost:
    When the children of Israel left Egypt, a mix multitude also left with them and they were saved also. So anyone that had a mind to no longer be a part of the Egyptian regime or mindset, they had an opportunity to leave with the Children of Israel.
  • Lynn on Exodus 12 - 10 years ago
    The lamb was a picture of Christ-loved and then taken to the slaughter. The blood is shed for our safe keeping. In and through the blood we are saved. The gods of Egypt were false. The powers used by the Egyptians were satanic. Though it seemed harsh to kill even the Egyptian firstborn God's ways are just, and we must leave it with our Heavenly Father and not carry doubts and fears over it. Just saying. Thank you!
  • Pat on Exodus 12 - 10 years ago
    the chapter 12 of Exodus tells us of the people of Israel strength, that Moses was a man of God with Faith. without faith he could not do it. and the people had to have someone with faith so they can be strong.
  • Vimbai on Exodus 12 - 10 years ago
    Its all talking about lords supper
  • Lost on Exodus 12 - 10 years ago
    I don't quite understand why God dealt so harshly with all Egyptians when there were probably many good people just living their lives as with any community. Was it their fault that they were born Egyptian....Help me understand.
  • Onome on Exodus 12 - 11 years ago
    It shows the supremacy of God and that God s word is yea and Amen.


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