The plagues fell on Egypt with varying severity but Pharoah remained unmoved until the 10th plague - the death of all the firstborn in the land of Egypt. This affected all - except those who observed the first Passover service. Israel was now free to leave yet the journey would not be without drama!

<p>The plagues fell on Egypt with varying severity but Pharoah remained unmoved until the 10th plague - the death of all the firstborn in the land of Egypt. This affected all - except those who observed the first Passover service. Israel was now free to leave yet the journey would not be without drama!</p>

Adam Ramdin

Lineage Season 3: Creation to Kings

Episode 01: Creation, Noah’s Ark and the Flood

Episode 02: Abraham: The Faithful Father

Episode 03: Lot, Sodom & Gomorrah

Episode 05: Moses- Let My People Go

Episode 06: Moses- The Passover & the Exodus

Episode 04: Joseph & Jacob: The Birth of a Nation

Episode 07: Joshua and Caleb- The 12 Spies & 40 Years in the Wilderness

Episode 08: Aaron- Mount Hor & and the Anointing of Eleazar

Episode 09: The Death of a Great Leader

Episode 10: Joshua- The Battle of Jericho

Episode 11: The Judges

Episode 12: The Cities of Refuge

Episode 13: David & Goliath

Episode 14: David and Saul- The Pursuit to Ein Gedi

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PA or PK refers to a Jewish festival that has been commemorated for over 3000 years. It is a Jewish spring festival that commemorates the freeing of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. The Bible records how the first nine plagues had fallen. Theoh had refused to release the children of Israel, declaring who is Jehovah, that I should obey him, but after the first name plagues had fallen, the 10th would prove decisive. In Exodus 11, God tells Moses that all the first born in the land of Egypt will die in order to spare the sons of the Israelites, they're instructed by Moses to mark their doorpost with the blood of an unblemished lamb. Upon seeing this sign, the inhabitants of the house would be spared by the angel of death. As they waited inside their homes, there was a realization that it was only the goodness and mercy of God, which spared them. As the cries filled the land of the Egyptians, Moses and Aaron was summoned to the palace of Pharaoh and told they could leave only too glad to be rid of them. They were sent away by the Egyptians with gold, silver, and other precious items to aid them in their journey. Finally, the request was now realized for them to leave and they packed up their belongings and headed east into the desert. The Bible says in Exodus chapter 12 and verse 37, that there were 600,000 men plus women children in livestock. It would've been a slow moving mass of humanity in what would've been the largest migration in human history. After crossing the River Nile, they then headed south. This was possibly to avoid an encounter with the Egyptian army of their return from a mission to Palestine. By now, the children of Israel had been gone for a few days, and Pharaoh had second thought and was questioning his own magnanimity and decided to chase them down. By now, the children of Israel had reached the Red Sea and they faced the unsurpassable sea in front of them and the advancing armies of Pharaoh behind them. But the same God who delivered them just a few days before wasn't about to forget them. Now, Moses was instructed by God to hold out his rod across the waters, and then miraculously the waters parted and the Israelites were able to walk across on dry ground. The Egyptians hurried after them, but they did not make it to the other side and were drowned as the waters came crashing back together. Together, the deliverance of God's people was now fully complete as they were beyond the grasp of Pharaoh. It does not profit a man to question who God is and be defiant, as was Pharaoh in the face of such overwhelming evidence. While the exact location of the crossing of the Red Sea is debated today, one thing remains for sure that God delivered his people, and that is what the Passover is all about. Freedom from oppression, freedom from tyranny, freedom from slavery, freedom for the Israelites. But the deepest spiritual meaning for us today is that God wants to give us freedom for being slaved to sin. Today, if you're caught up in a web of sin or held in a pit of despair, know that the same God who delivered the Israelites, the same God who parted the Red Sea, is able to push back the obstacles in your life and take away the forces of darkness, trust in God that He will make away even when it seems impossible. Our Heavenly Father has a thousand ways to provide for us, of which we know nothing.

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Lineage Season 3: Creation to Kings

Episode 06: Moses- The Passover & the Exodus

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Episode 01: Creation, Noah’s Ark and the Flood

Episode 02: Abraham: The Faithful Father

Episode 03: Lot, Sodom & Gomorrah

Episode 05: Moses- Let My People Go

Episode 06: Moses- The Passover & the Exodus

Episode 04: Joseph & Jacob: The Birth of a Nation

Episode 07: Joshua and Caleb- The 12 Spies & 40 Years in the Wilderness

Episode 08: Aaron- Mount Hor & and the Anointing of Eleazar

Episode 09: The Death of a Great Leader

Episode 10: Joshua- The Battle of Jericho

Episode 11: The Judges

Episode 12: The Cities of Refuge

Episode 13: David & Goliath

Episode 14: David and Saul- The Pursuit to Ein Gedi

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