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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)
The same law will apply to the citizen and the stranger resident among you.' (Exodus 12, 49)
The Israelites all did as Yahweh had ordered Moses and Aaron, (Exodus 12, 50)
and that same day Yahweh brought the Israelites out of Egypt in their armies. (Exodus 12, 51)
Yahweh spoke to Moses and said, (Exodus 13, 1)
'Consecrate all the first-born to me, the first birth from every womb, among the Israelites. Whether man or beast, it is mine.' (Exodus 13, 2)
Moses said to the people, 'Remember this day, on which you came out of Egypt, from the place of slave-labour, for by the strength of his hand Yahweh brought you out of it; no leavened bread may be eaten. (Exodus 13, 3)
and when Yahweh has brought you into the country of the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Amorites, the Hivites and the Jebusites, flowing with milk and honey, which he swore to your ancestors that he would give you, then you must observe this rite in the same month. (Exodus 13, 5)
During these seven days unleavened bread may be eaten; no leavened bread may be seen among you, no leaven among you throughout your territory. (Exodus 13, 7)
'When Yahweh has brought you into the Canaanites' country, as he swore to you and your ancestors that he would, and given it to you, (Exodus 13, 11)
to Yahweh you must make over whatever first issues from the womb, and every first-born cast by animals belonging to you: these males belong to Yahweh. (Exodus 13, 12)
