Day 106: The Passover and Exodus - Immerse Bible Reading

Welcome to Day 106 of the Immerse Daily Bible Reading Experience. In this episode, we explore God's final plague on Egypt and the institution of the Passover. The Lord instructs Moses to announce the coming death of all firstborn sons in Egypt, prompting Pharaoh to finally release the Israelites. Detailed instructions for the Passover meal and the Festival of Unleavened Bread are given, emphasizing the importance of remembrance and compliance among the Israelites. The episode concludes with the Israelites' departure from Egypt, highlighting the Lord's fulfillment of His promise. This reading provides insight into the significance of the Passover and God's mighty hand in delivering His people.

00:00 Introduction and Context
00:04 God's Final Plague Announced
02:13 Instructions for the Passover
06:20 The Passover Night
08:22 The Exodus Begins
10:28 Commemorating the Passover
11:45 Dedication of the Firstborn
14:58 Conclusion and Reflection

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