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Chapter 4: Deliverance

Chapter 4: Deliverance. Timeless Truth God is the ultimate deliverer. Christ, Our Passover. Read Luke 24:25-27, 45. What is the Old Testament about? What is the Bible about? “The New is in the Old concealed, the Old is in the New revealed.”. I. The Feast of Passover.

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Chapter 4: Deliverance

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  1. Chapter 4: Deliverance Timeless Truth God is the ultimate deliverer

  2. Christ, Our Passover • Read Luke 24:25-27, 45. • What is the Old Testament about? • What is the Bible about? “The New is in the Old concealed, the Old is in the New revealed.”

  3. I. The Feast of Passover • Nine times God warned Pharaoh to let His • people go.

  4. I. The Feast of Passover • Moses warned Pharaoh that this final plague would strike down the firstborn of every family. • The LORD instructed Moses and Aaron to prepare. Read Exodus 12:1-11. 1. God told Moses about the timing of the Passover. 2. On the 10th of the month, each household was to a 1 year old lamb (or kid) without defect. 3. The blood from the animals was to be placed on the doorframes.

  5. I. The Feast of Passover • They were to roast the meat and eat it with bitterherbs and bread without yeast. a. Meat was roasted, not eaten raw as some pagans did. b. Bitter herbs symbolized sorrow for past sin or the bitter life in Egypt. c. Unleavened bread symbolized their leaving in haste. 5. They were to eat their entire meal dressed and ready to travel.

  6. I. The Feast of Passover • God would pass judgment upon Egypt and their gods. • With every judgment of God comes a way of escape. • Egypt sent Israel away. • God instructed the Israelites to remember His great redemption with a Passover feast every year.

  7. II. Christ Our Passover • Jesus perfectly fulfilled the meaning of the Passover ritual. • According to St. Paul, Jesus is our Passover Lamb. See 1 Corinthians 5:7. • John the Baptist declared that Jesus was the Lamb of God. See John 1:29. • Peter reminded us that we are redeemed with Christ’s precious blood. See 1 Peter 1:19.

  8. II. Christ Our Passover • Jesus was without sin. • The blood on the cross looks eerily like the bloodstains on the doorposts. • Jesus’ blood is the only way to escape God’s judgment of sin.

  9. III. Applications & Implications • The appropriation of Jesus’ blood is a new beginning, a new life for me. • God brings judgment upon those who refuse Him, but provides a way of escape for those who trust Him. Jesus is God’s ONLY provision for salvation. • All other so-called gods are not gods. • I am helpless to save myself. God alone can deliver me from sin. • Nothing in God’s plan happens by accident. • I have been redeemed from sin, but also redeemed for God’s glory.

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