Exodus 34:18 Meaning and Explanation
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Read Full Chapter →Israel must observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread each year.
The Context of Exodus 34:18
In the month of Abib (spring), Israel must keep the seven-day festival of unleavened bread, commemorating their deliverance from Egypt. This is the same month when they originally departed from slavery.
What Does Exodus 34:18 Mean?
In the month of Abib (spring), Israel must keep the seven-day festival of unleavened bread, commemorating their deliverance from Egypt. This is the same month when they originally departed from slavery.
Annual observance keeps Israel's redemptive history vivid and central to their faith. The removal of leaven symbolizes the hasty departure and separation from Egypt's corruption.
Exodus 34:18 in the Original Language
Abib (אביב), 'Abib' — the month of new grain; marks Israel's exodus from Egypt (later called Nisan).
Frequently Asked Questions About Exodus 34:18
What does Exodus 34:18 mean?
Israel must observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread each year.
What is the context of Exodus 34:18?
In the month of Abib (spring), Israel must keep the seven-day festival of unleavened bread, commemorating their deliverance from Egypt. This is the same month when they originally departed from slavery.