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Their meat that night must be roasted over the fire, their bread unleavened; wild herbs must be all their seasoning. (Exodus 12, 8)
And this command is to be kept as an observance by you and your sons for ever. (Exodus 12, 24)
It is a night for keeping vigil in the Lord’s honour, this night when he led them away out of the land of Egypt; the sons of Israel, age after age, must needs observe it. (Exodus 12, 42)
So all the sons of Israel carried out the divine commands Moses and Aaron had received; (Exodus 12, 50)
And now Moses said to the people, To-day you have left Egypt, your prison-house, and it is the Lord’s constraining power that has won you your freedom; mark out this day by eating no bread that has leaven in it, (Exodus 13, 3)
When, in after times, thy sons ask thee what is the meaning of this, thou shalt tell them how the Lord’s constraining power rescued you from your prison-house in Egypt; (Exodus 13, 14)
Nor did Moses forget to take with him the body of Joseph, who had bound the sons of Israel by an oath to carry his bones away with them when God shewed mercy to them. (Exodus 13, 19)
But the sons of Israel made their way through the midst of the sea where it had parted, its waters towering like a wall to right and left. (Exodus 14, 29)
Then Moses and the Israelites sang praise to the Lord, and this was their song: A psalm for the Lord, so great he is and so glorious; horse and rider hurled into the sea! (Exodus 15, 1)
Who but the Lord is my protector, the pride of my song; who but the Lord has brought me deliverance? Shall I not praise him, my own God; shall I not extol him, the God of my father before me? (Exodus 15, 2)
To horse! cried Pharao, and swept chariots and horsemen on into the sea; and the Lord brought the waters of the sea back over them, while the sons of Israel went through the midst of it dry-shod.✻✻ (Exodus 15, 19)
So they came to Mara, and even here they could not drink the water, so brackish it was to the taste; it was with good reason he called it Mara, for Mara means Bitterness. (Exodus 15, 23)
