Show Notes
Why did every family in Egypt keep the lamb inside their home for three days before Passover? This command in Exodus 12 is more than history — it is prophecy.
In this episode, we explore the powerful connection between the Passover lamb, the blood on the doorposts, and the cross of Yeshua. Why was Jesus crucified specifically on Passover? Was it coincidence — or divine appointment? Through Leviticus 23, Isaiah 53, Daniel 9, and Exodus 12, we see that God’s appointed times reveal His salvation plan with precision.
The Old Testament gives us the shadow. The New Testament reveals the fulfillment. From Egypt to the cross, one consistent message emerges: through the blood of the Lamb, judgment passes over.
Discover how the first redemption points to the greater redemption — and why the story of Passover finds its true meaning in the Messiah.
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