What feast did God institute to commemorate the Israelites' deliverance from Egypt?

What feast did God institute to commemorate the Israelites' deliverance from Egypt?

• A. Trumpets
• B. Passover
• C. Feast of Weeks
• D. Day of Atonement

Answer: (B)

Passover is the feast God instituted to commemorate the Israelites’ delivery from Egypt. He commanded them to select a lamb without blemish, sacrifice it, and mark their doorposts with its blood so the angel would “pass over” their homes during the final plague. They were to eat the roasted meat with unleavened bread and bitter herbs and observe this meal annually as a reminder of how God saved them from bondage. This festival is a lasting symbol of redemption and God’s faithfulness to His people. The other feasts mentioned have different purposes: one is associated with trumpet sounds and the new year, another with the giving of the Law at Sinai, and another with atonement for sins.

Passover is the feast God instituted to commemorate the Israelites’ delivery from Egypt. He commanded them to select a lamb without blemish, sacrifice it, and mark their doorposts with its blood so the angel would “pass over” their homes during the final plague. They were to eat the roasted meat with unleavened bread and bitter herbs and observe this meal annually as a reminder of how God saved them from bondage. This festival is a lasting symbol of redemption and God’s faithfulness to His people. The other feasts mentioned have different purposes: one is associated with trumpet sounds and the new year, another with the giving of the Law at Sinai, and another with atonement for sins.