Passover Blood and New Authority Revealed
What to notice today
God establishes the Passover as the defining act of redemption, marking Israel's deliverance from Egypt through the blood of the lamb on their doorposts—a pattern that echoes throughout Scripture. Simultaneously, Jesus begins His ministry in Luke by demonstrating His authority over sickness, demons, and nature itself, revealing that He is the fulfillment of what the Passover prefigured. Both passages show God's power to save and His claim on those who follow Him.
Today's Quiz
What sign were the Israelites instructed to place on their houses so the plague would pass over them?
After Jesus was tempted in the wilderness, where did He go and what did He begin to do?
What did the pillar of cloud and fire do for the Israelites as they left Egypt?
Just as the Israelites had to apply the lamb's blood to their doorposts to be saved, and just as the crowds in Luke's Gospel experienced healing through faith in Jesus' authority—what does it mean for you to personally claim and apply the saving work of Christ in your daily life?
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