A Year in the Bible with Daily Grace S4: Week 11 Day 1: Annotating Exodus 12:1-13
Mar 10, 2025
Explore the profound significance of Exodus 12's Passover instructions, highlighting God's urgent directives and their deep connections to Christ. Discover how the symbolism of the Passover lamb points to Jesus, intertwining themes of justice and mercy. The hosts delve into the parallels between the blood of the lamb and Christ’s sacrifices, showcasing how these ancient narratives illuminate the broader biblical story. Tune in to marvel at how the entirety of Scripture speaks to the life and teachings of Jesus.
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Passover Points To Christ's Sacrifice
- The Passover ritual centers on blood, slaughter, and eating the lamb, which points forward to Christ's sacrificial death.
- The lamb's blood shields from judgment, foreshadowing Christ's atoning work that cleanses and protects believers.
Eating The Lamb Prefigures Communion
- Eating the Passover lamb connects directly to Jesus' teaching about eating his body and the Lord's Supper.
- The communal meal and consumption of the lamb anticipate Jesus' words in John 6 and the Eucharist.
Annotate By Tracking Recurring Motifs
- When annotating a longer passage, look for recurring motifs like blood, slaughter, and meals to find Christ connections.
- Use underlining and highlighting to track themes and reveal theological links across passages.
