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A New Beginning
Text: Exod.12:1-3
*Introduction: The Backdrop of the Account*
A.
Israel in Egypt (12:1)
1.
Israel went into Egypt during the time of a famine and never returned to their land - became
slaves.
2.
Israel worshiped their gods; Osirus the Bull; Anubis the Jackal; Heka (frog) the goddess of
witchcraft.
3.
Because of their taskmasters, they began to cry to Jehovah for deliverance
B.
Moses and Aaron (12:1)
1.
Appointed by God to be His leader and spokesmen... “Let My people go!!”
C.
A New Beginning - God was preparing to move in their lives - (12:2)
*I.
The Home - “No nation is stronger than the families of that nation.”
(old cliche’)*
A.
The father - the head; respected and revered (12:3)
1. it was his duty to go choose the lamb for his household ~/ family (for every household)
B.
Family members (12:8)
1.
Each individual family member must receive a part of the lamb in order to come under the
protection of God
2.
It was celebrated /together/ speaks of the fellowship of the family (12:8)
a.
God’s pattern was /family-centered/ - (Note: satan’s intense onslaught on the family structure
today).
1.
Divorce - parents and their toys of luxury - children turning to gangs for acceptance
(secondary family).
*II.
The Stipulations for the Sacrificial Lamb*
A.
Without blemish (12:5)
1.
Chosen on the 10th day - watched over it until the 14th - inspected it closely (12:3,6)
a.
They would have to trust in the purity of this lamb
B.
In its first year (12:5)
1.
Its innocence; at a tender age - in the prime of its life
C.
Kill it in the evening on the 14th day (12:6)
1.
The father killed the lamb (/priest/) (between 3 - 5:00 p.m.)
D.
The lamb’s blood was applied to the doorposts (12:7)
1.
By using a spray of hyssop (12:22)
E.
Placed it on a wooden /spit /(cross) & roast it with fire; eat all of it (12:9)
1.
With bitter herbs (remember where I brought you from) - to be fully clothed (prepared to go
out at any time)
*III.
The Saving of the Home*
A.
The family had to stay within the home (12:22)
B.
At midnight there was a /great cry/ in Egypt because not a house was left untouched (12:30)
C.
All Israel spared death by the shedding of blood (/pesach/ - “to leap over”) PASSOVER
(11:7)
*Conclusion:*
A.
2000 yrs.
ago, Jesus came into Jerusalem - many cheered - this was “the Lamb of God...”
Jn.1:29
1.
(1 Pet.
1:19) (Christ) “...a Lamb without blemish.”
B.
A Lamb, in His prime - was taken by the priest and inspected by those whom He stood
before.
C.
Jesus was roasted with the fire of persecution
D.
Jesus placed on a wooden /spit/ (cross) and He died at 3:00 p.m.
B.
The act of applying the blood saved them (You are redeemed by the precious blood of the
Lamb) 1 Pt.
1:18
1.
However, it’s not enough to know “about” Jesus, you must apply His blood to your heart
a.
As the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron in the land of Egypt (/sin/), God is speaking to you
today.
b.
You can be delivered, but you must “want” to be delivered - let this be a new beginning for
you.
“Family Day” @ SHM 4~/2~/2000
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