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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)
but not a foreign resident, not a hired servant. (Exodus 12, 45)
So all the sons of Israel carried out the divine commands Moses and Aaron had received; (Exodus 12, 50)
and that same day the Lord led them away out of the land of Egypt, company by company. (Exodus 12, 51)
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)
During those seven days you shall eat, all of you, bread without yeast in it; nothing leavened shall be seen anywhere within the frontiers of thy domain. (Exodus 13, 7)
Thus the people had Pharao’s leave to go on their way; but God did not lead them by the nearest road, the road through Philistia. Here they would have found themselves met by armed resistance, and perhaps, in despair of their enterprise, returned to Egypt. (Exodus 13, 17)
And now, when the news of their escape reached the Egyptian court, Pharao and his servants changed their minds about the Israelites; What madness was this, they said, to let our slaves go free! (Exodus 14, 5)
not only his best chariots, six hundred in number, but all that were to be found in Egypt, and all the captains of his army. (Exodus 14, 7)
What fear fell upon the Israelites, how they cried out to the Lord, when they looked round at Pharao’s approach, and saw the Egyptians close behind them! (Exodus 14, 10)
But Moses said to the people, Have no fear; wait patiently; the Lord means to do a miracle to-day under your eyes. The Egyptians you see now, you are seeing for the last time; they will disappear from your sight for ever. (Exodus 14, 13)
And do thou, meanwhile, lift up thy staff, and stretch out thy hand over the sea, parting it this way and that, so that the Israelites can walk through the midst of the sea dry-shod. (Exodus 14, 16)
