This book serves to emphasize that Lord Jesus remains our Passover
Lamb. He ultimately meets all the requirements of the Lamb in the Old
Testament. Jesus remains the only reason for salvation. His crucifixion was
the tool for the remission of our sins, and this was God's eternal plan of
redemption for humanity. Jesus is our ultimate Passover Lamb, and His life
is a proof enough to us that He was a Selected Lamb and came to the earth
to serve a purpose of bringing redemption to the all human race and both
His suffering and victory is a symbol of a sacrificial Lamb and was gentle,
blemishless, and pure yet sacrificed. Jesus, our Passover Lamb, was
sacrificed for us to have the executive privilege of becoming the Sons or
rightful Heirs in the Kingdom of God. He is the very template and a pattern
to God the Father, His Suffering and Death was not only for us to attain
salvation however it was for us to become the exact representation of who
He is here on the Earth. All this activity was celebrated during the Feast of
Passover. The feasts in the bible begin with the Feast of Passover, two
weeks before the Exodus. Passover is celebrated in the first month of the
year. This feast is called the “feast of freedom” because it celebrates the
deliverance of the Israelite from bondage in Egypt and memorizes when the
blood of the Lamb protected those who were obedient to the Lord. The first
Passover in Exodus 12 was the actual day of deliverance from the wicked
system of Egypt. The Hebrew word Pesach, for Passover, means passed
over” the houses of Israel when He brought judgment against the Egyptians.
Other Passover celebration is the celebration of that great day of the
deliverance of the first Passover