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You must keep the feast of Unleavened Bread because it was on that same day that I brought your armies out of Egypt. You will keep that day, generation after generation; this is a decree for all time. (Exodus 12, 17)
For seven days there may be no leaven in your houses, since anyone, either stranger or citizen of the country, who eats leavened bread will be outlawed from the community of Israel. (Exodus 12, 19)
Then take a bunch of hyssop, dip it in the blood that is in the basin, and with the blood from the basin touch the lintel and both door-posts; then let none of you venture out of the house till morning. (Exodus 12, 22)
you will tell them, "It is the Passover sacrifice in honour of Yahweh who passed over the houses of the Israelites in Egypt, and struck Egypt but spared our houses." ' And the people bowed in worship. (Exodus 12, 27)
Pharaoh and all his officials and all the Egyptians got up in the night, and there was great wailing in Egypt, for there was not a house without its dead. (Exodus 12, 30)
The Egyptians urged the people on and hurried them out of the country because, they said, 'Otherwise we shall all be dead.' (Exodus 12, 33)
The Israelites left Rameses for Succoth, about six hundred thousand on the march-men, that is, not counting their families. (Exodus 12, 37)
And with the dough which they had brought from Egypt they baked unleavened cakes, because the dough had not risen, since they had been driven out of Egypt without time to linger or to prepare food for themselves. (Exodus 12, 39)
The night when Yahweh kept vigil to bring them out of Egypt must be kept as a vigil in honour of Yahweh by all Israelites, for all generations. (Exodus 12, 42)
but any slave bought for money may eat it, once you have circumcised him. (Exodus 12, 44)
It must be eaten in one house alone; you will not take any of the meat out of the house; nor may you break any of its bones. (Exodus 12, 46)
Should a stranger residing with you wish to keep the Passover in honour of Yahweh, all the males of his household must be circumcised: he will then be allowed to keep it and will count as a citizen of the country. But no uncircumcised person may eat it. (Exodus 12, 48)
