3 ¶ And Moses said unto the people, Remember this
day, in which ye came out from aEgypt, out of the house of
bondage; for by strength of hand the LORD brought you out from this
place: there shall no leavened bread be eaten.
4 This day acame ye out in
bthe month
cAbiba.
This Day Came Ye Out
And the doors of the prison were open. In the day of Moses the liberation
of Israel was of a temporal and physical liberation. In the day of Christ's
death, the liberation of the spirits in what they considered a 'spirit
prison' was both an eternal, spiritual as well as a physical liberation.
Those worthy spirits who had waited so long in the spirit world did now come
forth out of their 'bondage' as the atonement of Jesus Christ was complete
and He, Jesus Christ was there in a similitude which linked both Jesus and
Moses with the liberation of the people of God.
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4a This day came ye out in the month
Abib According to the solar calendar, Jesus Christ was born on
April 6th. According to the Lunar calendar of the Hebrews, the
day of deliverance, the day they came out of bondage in Egypt was the month
of Abib, what would have been the eleveth day of the month that year, the day
before being the 10th day and that evening in the midst of the
night came the death of the firstborn of Egypt and the passover of the
firstborn of Israel because of the blood of the Lamb of God. It would seem
that both the birth, death, the visiting of the spirits in prison to open
those doors and the day of the resurrection occured in harmony of both the
passover in Egypt, the coming out of bondage of Israel in both the solar and
lunar calendar of this time in Abib, in April, when we celebrate Easter,
both the birth and death of Jesus Christ as well as not the restoration of
His Gospel in this the despensation of the fulness of times.
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1a
OR consecrate or set apart.
b
Lev. 21:10 (10-15)
c
OR young bull (also vv. 3, 10-12,
14, 36).;
Lev. 8:2;
1 Chr. 13:9
2a
Lev. 2:4
b
HEB mingled
OR smeared
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