The Second Book of Moses: Exodus
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- Kapitel 12 -
(Numbers 9:1–14)
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								The Feast of Unleavened Bread 
							
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								The Tenth Plague: Death of the Firstborn 
							
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								The Exodus Begins 
							
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								Instructions for the Passover 
							
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								Fußnoten
								(a)12:5 
          A kid: The phase might be performed, either with a lamb or with a kid: and all the same rites and ceremonies were to be used with the one as with the other.(Challoner)							
																															
								(b)12:7 The word ‘superliminaribus’ is translated more literally as ‘upper threshold.’ It can also be translated as ‘lintels’ or ‘upper door posts.’(Conte)							
																															
								(c)12:18 
          Unleavened bread: By this it appears, that our Saviour made use of unleavened bread, in the institution of the blessed sacrament, which was on the evening of the paschal solemnity, at which time there was no leavened bread to be found in Israel.(Challoner)							
																															
								(d)12:22 
          Sprinkle, etc: This sprinkling the doors of the Israelites with the blood of the paschal lamb, in order to their being delivered from the sword of the destroying angel, was a lively figure of our redemption by the blood of Christ.(Challoner)							
																															
								(e)12:34 The phrase ‘conspersam farinam’ refers to flour sprinkled with water, i.e. bread dough that has not risen.(Conte)							
																															
								(f)12:38 The common people were Egyptians, who were amazed by the Hebrews and their leaders, Moses and Aaron. They followed them to Succoth, and to the Red Sea, and many even crossed the Sea with them, as is evident from Numbers, chapter 12. These were the Egyptians and others who listened to the Lord and brought their servants and cattle into the houses, so that they did not die in the hail storm. That is why they had many cattle and why they were willing to follow Moses and his people.(Conte)							
																				
								Das Passahfest wird eingeführt 
							
																								(4. Mose 9,1-14)
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								(3. Mose 23,4-8; 4. Mose 28,16-25; 5. Mose 16,1-8)
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								Die Zehnte Plage: Tod der Erstgeborenen 
							
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								Der 2. Mose 
							
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								Passahvorschriften 
							
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