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January 13, 2009

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Exodus Chapter 12

There is so much here it is almost overwhelming,Which is weird why a small part of the story jumped out at me.

12:4 and if the household be too little for a lamb, then shall he and his neighbor next unto his house take one according to the number of the souls; according to every man's eating ye shall make your count for the lamb.

Exodus 12:4

How if your neighbor needed help,it wasn't even a question they were to divide the lamb. Well Jesus the HOLY LAMB OF GOD.Is way more than enough for my household yet I'm scared a lot of times to share the LAMB with my closes neighbor.I also picture that night a celebration for the victory GOD was bringing.How many times have we not celebrated with our brothers and sisters GOD'S victory's and blessing's on there lives. I think a lot of times it is more about us being worried there isn't any victory's or blessings left for us. I wonder if there was any one that didn't want to share the Lamb because there might not be enough blood on the door post for Death to pass by their house if they shared.

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lydia

January 13, 2009

today's reading was talking about passovers and stuff..is the first month for the Israelites the first month for us?? if not, what month is it for us?

rick

January 13, 2009

Great question according to the Hebrew Calendar Sept. 29 of 2008 was the New Year.But it changes every year because the Hebrew calendar is based on Lunar.(the moon) Now the question is if Sept 29 was is the new year why is passover 7 months later oh I'm so confused HELP!! Chapter 12 verse 2

Pastor Kyle Andrews

January 14, 2009

Hey, Rick and Lydia: Hopefully I can shed some insight on this. Chuck Missler does some great teaching on the Hebrew calandars and what he brings out is that the answer to this is actually found in the readings. In
Exodus 12:2. God tells them to reset their calandar and to make that the first month. So from this time forward the Jews had their civil calandar which Rick referred to but then they had a Religeous calandar that was different. On the religeous calandar Nisan became the first month. This equates to the March/April time frame for us. So Lydia if you are trying to put this in our time frame, just think of passover as being right before when we celebrate Easter. Hope this helps

PK

Charlene

January 14, 2009

The new moon on our calendar lets you know that it is a new month for the Jews. They also have 30 days only on their calendars - at least, I'm pretty sure about the 30 days.