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Passover, not only about “Passing over”
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Now, the meaning of the word Passover is
not just God passing over the houses of
the Hebrew people. It's also this the
Hebrew language is much deeper. In
Hebrew Passover pe sach mouth sach to
speak. The first sin of Adam and Eve was
with their mouth. They ate the fruit.
Second one, Adam speak badly about his
wife. Not me, it's my wife. In Exodus,
the people of Israel fixing these two
things. Exodus 12, [music] you should
eat unleavened bread in Passover.
Leavened bread represent proud,
something big. Although the unleavened
bread matzah represent person that is
humble. With so humble [music] Moses
that he couldn't even speak. Moses was
slow in speech and slow in tongue. Now
we start to understand [music]
Bible say Moses was humble more than
everyone. Never spoke badly about
anyone. All over the book of Exodus also
later. [music] Moses always speak good
about the people of Israel even when
they sin, when they attack him. Passover
is also because God passed over. The
hidden idea is to fix your mouth, what
we [music] eat and what we speak. All of
that bring you what God really wants
from you to be humble. Let me know your
thought about it. God bless you.