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出埃及记12: 1-28 这是什么意思呢?
My fellow earthlings, good morning to you all. Welcome to the 11th day of the 10th month of the Lunar Calendar, the Main Day of the Lunar Calendar. Today's Bible is recorded in the 12th chapter of the First Book of the Bible, chapter 1 to 28.
The topic of today's lecture is, what does this mean? My fellow earthlings, we have now arrived at the first chapter of the Bible, which is about the 1st lunar month. What does this 1st lunar month mean?
What does it mean? How did we learn about it? Let's take a closer look. Have you ever experienced something like this? A word or a phrase you use is misunderstood by the other person. For example, the phrase shuá kǎ In China, it means to use credit cards or bank cards.
However, in other parts of China, many people may not know or understand the meaning of shuá kǎ, so they are mistaken. Even though the English words shuá kǎ, shuá kǎ, LOL, laugh out loud, shuá kǎ, LOL, laugh out loud, if the person who sent the message does not understand the meaning of shuá kǎ, there will be a huge misunderstanding.
I once received a message in English saying, One of my brothers was urgently sent to the hospital, LOL. The person who sent me the message said, don't treat this as something to be happy about. He replied, I thought LOL meant lots of love.
In addition to self-defense, some actions also have different meanings. One time, after I was in the water, I saw a Korean person holding a blood sample. He was trying very hard to remove the blood from the sample outside the restaurant.
I took out my blood sample from the car. I reached out to help him. I thought he might have misunderstood. He thought I was asking for a job from him, so he refused. Many things, such as self-defense or self-defense, are likely to cause misunderstandings.
During this period of time, the Israelis will experience the most magnificent salvation in the Bible. But for them, what does this mean? For us, what does this mean? Is Israel really a country favored by God?
God's only begotten Son was crucified for us. Does this mean that we are so precious? Is it worth it for God to save us? We need to understand the meaning of this prophecy. After Israel committed 9 sins against the most powerful empire, Egypt, the land of Egypt was destroyed.
This is what the 10th and 7th chapters of the Bible say. The 10th and 7th chapters of the Bible do not address the final blow to Egypt. At this time, does it give them a small chance to breathe? Here, John turns to the Israelites, and they define the meaning of this prophecy.
We need to let them know, that is, we need to understand the meaning of this prophecy. We need to understand the meaning of John turning to the Israelites. These four aspects are, 1. Salvation 2. Blood 3. Commemoration 4. Stability or the establishment of this system.
Let's look at the first chapter of the Bible, chapter 12, verse 1 -6. At this time, Pharaoh's character was completely destroyed. Pharaoh said, when he saw Moses again, he killed him. Moses also said to Pharaoh, answering with a severe warning, he said, I will kill all the people of Egypt.
This means that Moses is the son of all the gods. He is the god in charge of all the lives, so that all the people will know his name. John also said in chapter 11, verse 8, do not ignore me in all these things, and I will come out.
Moses left Pharaoh in a fit of anger. Before the final blow, let's take a look at the meaning of the Passover. Notice, when Pharaoh was in Egypt, and the Israelites had not yet left Egypt, he ordered Moses and Aaron to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
Leaving Egypt means a new beginning. This is also the beginning of a new year. Leaving Egypt is a new beginning. Before the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, all the people who had Jesus Christ in their hearts, for them, it was all a new beginning.
They were new people, people who were created by Jesus Christ. This is all the work of God. This is all the work of God. So, on the first hand, when we look at the Passover, it refers to the highlands.
It is a new beginning. Let's look at the truth of the highlands. Because the highlands are sufficient, effective, and perfect, without imperfections. This is sufficient, or sufficient, as it is recorded in the Book of Ecclesiastes.
One family, one highland. If there are too few people in one family, then one family should be taken with the neighbouring highland. It should be calculated according to the number of people. Not too many, not too few.
It should not be left out. Because the highlands are sufficient, for all the people, for all the people he wants to save, the Israelites. Secondly, if there are sufficient people, then there will be sufficient, or sufficient, salvation.
In the Book of Galatians, chapter 5, verse 7, Paul says, The highlands of the month of January have been sacrificed. What is the meaning of the month of January? It is a sign of atonement. Atonement allows us to be united with God, so that we can be reconciled with Him.
Here, we see that the God of the holy month has punished the non-believers, the Pharaohs and the Egyptians. They are those who do not have the confidence to kill the highlands. They do not have the confidence to put their blood on the left and right doors, and on the south gate.
This month of January means that some people bear the wrath of God, while others seek the highlands. The highlands bear the wrath of God. At the beginning of the month of January, God revealed His wrath to the sinners.
The good news is that He has prepared a highland for us. Because of our sins, His wrath on us is placed on the highlands. The highlands atone for our sins. They have taken away the wrath of God and the punishment that we deserve.
Everything that God has done has made us His children. Here, we see that the Israelites have put their blood on the south gate. Because they believe completely on the basis of their faith. They see that the salvation that God has prepared for them is the grace of God.
Therefore, they believe that they have been saved. The blood of the highlands is enough to provide us with salvation. The blood of the highlands has effectively saved their children. According to Martin Luther, God has given us the real highland of the month of January It is placed on the tree of the curse.
His unparalleled love has saved us. We can see that His blood has been applied on our gate. Our faith points to Him. Our death is beyond Him. Satan cannot resist Him. Hallelujah! I repeat, Yahweh wants to gather the Israelites here, that is, those who believe in Him, and not just anyone, to provide a highland that is sufficient and effective.
What does this mean? God believes in them, and He clearly knows that He needs them, those who have been saved, to provide a highland that is sufficient and effective. Thirdly, the highland we are familiar with is perfect.
It has no imperfections. And we, the sinners, are not. The Israelites prepare a highland without imperfections. The perfect highland is effective. Only the sinners with imperfections can provide complete salvation.
Notice, Yahweh commands the Israelites to prepare a highland on the 10th day. This is recorded in chapter 12, verse 3. And on the 14th day, which is chapter 12, verse 6, it is written, that the Israelites have four days to prepare this highland.
Within these four days, they know that this highland will be their sacrifice. Therefore, you must take good care of it, and feed it. Afterwards, the Israelites, who are God's people, will gather together to lay down the highland.
What does this mean? It means that this perfect highland will be God's sacrifice. The second aspect, we have seen the highland. Now, let's look at the snow. This is the snow that the highland has left.
This is recorded in chapter 12, verse 7 -13. The Israelites laid the snow of the highland on the doors and windows of their houses. This indicates that the snow of the highland has protected them. The Israelites laid the snow to protect them.
You may ask, the previous six battles did not fall on them. That is, on the Israelites. Why did the Israelites have to use the snow of the highland to lay the snow on the doors and windows? What does this mean?
This is the last blow, or disaster. It is to destroy, to save, to redeem. Yes, God knows their sin. Their lives are marked by the snow of the highland. Their faith, their faith, and their faith are preserved.
In chapter 13, it says that the snow should be marked on their bodies. This is to say that the snow of the highland saved the Israelites, that is, the snow of the highland saved us, the sinners. Then, John 5 says But as soon as I saw the blood, it was gone.
That is to say, the blood of the dead will not fall on you. It will not kill you. The wrath of God has already come to an end. When the judgment came, He saw that we had the blood of Jesus, the Lamb of God.
This is the sign. Then the wrath of God, the judgment, and the punishment will pass over us. Because we have this sign of blood, we will not be killed by the wrath of God. This blood means that the sacrifice of the dead has already been done.
From the 8th to the 11th day, the Lamb of God replaced us and died for us. Now, we have put the life of the Lamb of God into our lives. The Israelites will eat the Lamb of God, along with the bread and vegetables, in commemoration of their hard labor.
And we are the slaves of hunger and thirst. The Israelites cannot leave a single drop of blood to God, because the Lamb of God is enough, it is an effective means to prepare for the salvation of God. They eat the Lamb of God, they wear the cross on their waist, they wear shoes on their feet, and they hold the cross in their hands, and they are ready to leave at any time.
On this night, the Israelites will lead them out of Egypt. We should do the same. We should be ready to bring Jesus back at any time, and leave this world. The wrath of the Lamb of God will overcome us.
What about the people of Egypt? They do not believe in the Lamb of God. They do not have the blood of the Lamb of God. They cannot bear the wrath of the Lamb of God. Whoever is born in the land of Egypt, whoever is born in the land of Egypt, and whoever is born in the land of Egypt, must be judged and punished by the Lamb of God.
What does this mean? In the 12th chapter, it says, I am the Lamb of God. This means that the people of Egypt must know that the Lamb of God is the God of all people. This is what it means. Let us look at the 3rd meaning of the month of January.
Commemoration. This is recorded in the Bible, in the 12th to 20th chapter. The Lord commanded Moses to commemorate the month of January and the day of the Lord. This is recorded in the 4th chapter. What does this mean?
Let us look at the 5th to 8th chapter of the book of Galilee. This is what the Lord said, You shall not use your old filial piety, nor your wicked filial piety, but only use your true, unfilial piety.
So what does the word filial piety mean? It means those hypocrites who do not have a holy life in the Church. The Lord said that they must first remove the filial piety from their bodies, so that they can commemorate the month of January and the day of the Lord.
Today, in the Church, we must remove the evil from the Church, such as corruption, hypocrisy, fraud, etc. We must expose these people's sins. If they do not accept their sins, and do not repent, we must remove them from the Church.
Today, for us, it is necessary to have a holy meal. It is a commemoration of the sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the promise that He will come again. We have a holy meal to commemorate Him, our Savior.
What does this mean? This is a commemoration of the Lord Jesus Christ's resurrection for us. Here, in the book of Exodus, the month of January is a commemoration of what Yahweh did for the Israelites.
This is not a re-examination, nor a re-examination of the book of Exodus. This is a commemoration of what Yahweh did for the Israelites. It is a commemoration of His work in the book of Exodus. It is a commemoration of His great work.
Some people may think that this is just a commemoration of a sacrifice. In other words, this commemoration is just a religious, empty ceremony. We do not need it. They will think that what we need is a commemoration of the sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ, and not a commemoration of the sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Friends, brothers and sisters, when we do not hold a holy meal, we do not hold a commemoration. We will forget that we are from God. We will forget that we are from God. We will be cut off from God's people.
We will be cut off from God's people. The holy meal is a commemoration of Yahweh's work in the book of Exodus. The holy meal is established on the foundation of the month of January. The holy meal is established on the foundation of the month of January.
Martin Luther said that in these holy days, we will be with Jesus. He is the Mother who descended from Heaven. His grace will remove the filth and filth of sin. Jesus Christ is the food of our life. He is the bread and the cup of our life.
We have eternal life because we believe in Jesus Christ. Hallelujah! Let us look at the law from the perspective of the fourth law, which is the law of justice. Let us look at the law of the month of January.
What does the law of justice mean? It means that we must obey and act. In Exodus 12, verses 21 -28, Moses followed Yahweh's commandment to establish the law. He said to the elders of Israel, Kill the oxen of the month of January.
Put the blood of the oxen on the door of the gate. Do not go out until the morning. Or else you will be killed. You must obey the law. This is the law for you and your children. If Satan does not allow you to accept his dealings, he only wants you to listen and think.
But he does not want you to act. The devil in the story of C .S. Lewis, Scruton, in order to prevent the Christians from obeying God, said, They, the Christians, can do anything, but they cannot act on God's words.
The more they do not want to act, the less they can act. The longer they do not feel God's words, many Christians, including the new Christians, they only want to believe, they only want to think, they only want to accept the real dealings, God's words.
But they keep all these things to themselves, and do not act, and do not obey. In this Church, we not only teach you God's words, but also the life of the Church. We also teach you, to truly go to the world, and receive God's teachings.
In chapter 12, verse 28, how did John instruct the Israelites, and how did they act? Why did the Israelites remember, and act according to this law? The answer is, to call their children, to see them act.
In chapter 26, we ask, to act according to this law, which is to commemorate the Passover. What does this mean? This is a sign for the Passover. When the Israelites were in Egypt, he killed the Egyptians, he crossed over the house of the Egyptians, and saved our homes.
God's wrath, made us lose our faith in God. God no longer guides us, to follow the right path. If your children ask, this is why we pray at home, and read the Bible, and go to church, and listen to God's words, and say, the Lord is good, and follow His words.
Jesus, the Lamb of God, shed His blood for us, to remove the wrath of God. Our hearts, our lives, are directed towards this blood. Then death, will come upon us. We will bow our heads, and we will be like the Israelites.
This is in chapter 12, verse 27. In conclusion, what does this mean? What does the Passover mean? Is it just a religious ceremony? Is it just a church? Is it just a prayer? Is it just what we do on the surface?
Many people think, what they do, what they decide, what they do at church, their activities, their morals, they bring all of this to the cross. They think this is enough. They don't remember, what Jesus has done for us, what Jesus has done for us, until today, it is still effective.
Some people think, they are worthy, because they sing, praise, praise, praise, they are worthy, of the hands of Jesus. They measure themselves, they elevate themselves, they think, they are perfect. To them, this is the cross.
I hope we know, what the cross means. It means, our faith, our direction, and Jesus' salvation. We believe, He has saved us. And not based on our faith, religion, rituals, our achievements, our achievements, and so on.
The good news of the cross, is about, the greatness of God, and not the greatness of man. The wrath of God's justice, is against our sin. His angry anger, leads to judgment, destruction, and the collapse of the world.
Because, this is our sin, our sin. But, God's mysterious grace, has chosen us, His children, His people, and has provided us, a perfect, limitless paradise. He has left us His treasure, so that we can use this treasure, to save us from death.
Salvation, is such a thing.