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God's judgment falls upon Egypt, marking the announcement of the final plague. When the angel of death passes over Egypt, the firstborn males of both humans and animals die. Yet, amidst this harrowing decree, a significant distinction emerges: the Israelites, dwelling in Egypt, are granted salvation. It's a night where divine justice and mercy intersect, illuminating three transformative events. First, death sweeps through Egypt, a stark manifestation of divine judgment. Second, the Passover unfolds, securing the deliverance of the Israelites. Third, this very night sparks the beginning of the Exodus—a journey from bondage to liberation, from obscurity to chosenness, from darkness to light.
But why the Passover lamb? As the firstborns of Egypt face mortality, the Passover lamb becomes the means of survival for the Israelites. It's a metaphor for those lost in the depths of a pagan world, estranged from God's covenant and word—a divine intervention to restore and redeem. Frances Hogan expounds on the mysteries of the Passover, explaining its significance in both the Exodus narrative and the broader context of salvation. She also draws parallels between the Passover of Moses and the Passover of Jesus.
Bible References:
We delve into the captivating history of how God liberated the children of Israel from slavery, forging them into a nation of His own. Frances Hogan, the renowned Irish scripture scholar, guides us through the pages of Exodus, unlocking the timeless wisdom and insights that will enrich your understanding of scripture.
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Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/
By Shalom World PodcastsGod's judgment falls upon Egypt, marking the announcement of the final plague. When the angel of death passes over Egypt, the firstborn males of both humans and animals die. Yet, amidst this harrowing decree, a significant distinction emerges: the Israelites, dwelling in Egypt, are granted salvation. It's a night where divine justice and mercy intersect, illuminating three transformative events. First, death sweeps through Egypt, a stark manifestation of divine judgment. Second, the Passover unfolds, securing the deliverance of the Israelites. Third, this very night sparks the beginning of the Exodus—a journey from bondage to liberation, from obscurity to chosenness, from darkness to light.
But why the Passover lamb? As the firstborns of Egypt face mortality, the Passover lamb becomes the means of survival for the Israelites. It's a metaphor for those lost in the depths of a pagan world, estranged from God's covenant and word—a divine intervention to restore and redeem. Frances Hogan expounds on the mysteries of the Passover, explaining its significance in both the Exodus narrative and the broader context of salvation. She also draws parallels between the Passover of Moses and the Passover of Jesus.
Bible References:
We delve into the captivating history of how God liberated the children of Israel from slavery, forging them into a nation of His own. Frances Hogan, the renowned Irish scripture scholar, guides us through the pages of Exodus, unlocking the timeless wisdom and insights that will enrich your understanding of scripture.
Shalom World Podcasts: https://www.shalomworld.org/podcasts
Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087483505045
Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/