Exodus 12:14

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

Remember this day and celebrate it each year as a festival in my honour.

Cross References

2 Kings 23:21

Josiah told the people of Judah, “Celebrate Passover in honour of the LORD your God, just as it says in The Book of God's Law.”

Psalm 111:4

The LORD God is famous for his wonderful deeds, and he is kind and merciful.

Psalm 135:13

The name of the LORD will be remembered for ever, and he will be famous for all time to come.

Exodus 12:17

Celebrate this Festival of Thin Bread as a way of remembering the day that I brought your families and tribes out of Egypt. And do this each year.

Exodus 12:24

After you have entered the country promised to you by the LORD, you and your children must continue to celebrate Passover each year.

Exodus 12:43

The LORD gave Moses and Aaron the following instructions for celebrating Passover: No one except Israelites may eat the Passover meal.

Exodus 12:6

Each family must take care of its animal until the evening of the fourteenth day of the month, when the animals are to be killed.

Exodus 23:15

Celebrate the Festival of Thin Bread by eating bread made without yeast, just as I have commanded. Do this at the proper time during the month of Abib, because it is the month when you left Egypt. And make certain that everyone brings the proper offerings.

Exodus 27:21

in front of the curtain that separates the holy place from the most holy place, where the sacred chest is kept. Aaron and his sons are responsible for keeping the lamp burning every night in the sacred tent. The Israelites must always obey this command.

Exodus 5:1

Moses and Aaron went to the king of Egypt and told him, “The LORD God says, ‘Let my people go into the desert, so they can honour me with a celebration there.’ ”

Ezekiel 46:14

Along with it, two kilogrammes of fine flour mixed with a litre of olive oil must be offered as a grain sacrifice. This law will never change—

Leviticus 23:6

The Festival of Thin Bread begins on the fifteenth day of that same month; it lasts seven days, and during this time you must honour me by eating bread made without yeast.

Zechariah 6:14

This crown will be kept in my temple as a reminder and will be taken care of by Heldai, Tobijah, Jedaiah, and Josiah.”

Numbers 10:8

The priests of Aaron's family will be the ones to blow the trumpets, and this law will never change.

Numbers 15:15

This law will never change. I am the LORD, and I consider all people the same, whether they are Israelites or foreigners living among you.

Numbers 16:40

just as the LORD had told Moses. The pans were a warning to the Israelites that only Aaron's descendants would be allowed to offer incense to the LORD. Anyone else who tried would be punished like Korah and his followers.

Numbers 18:8

The LORD said to Aaron: I have put you in charge of the sacred gifts and sacrifices that the Israelites bring to me. And from now on, you, your sons, and your descendants will receive part of the sacrifices for sin, as well as part of the grain sacrifices, and the sacrifices to make things right. Your share of these sacrifices will be the parts not burnt on the altar.

Matthew 26:13

You may be sure that wherever the good news is told all over the world, people will remember what she has done. And they will tell others.

Luke 22:19

Jesus took some bread in his hands and gave thanks for it. He broke the bread and handed it to his apostles. Then he said, “This is my body, which is given for you. Eat this as a way of remembering me!”

Deuteronomy 16:1

People of Israel, you must celebrate Passover in the month of Abib, because one night in that month years ago, the LORD your God rescued you from Egypt.

Deuteronomy 6:8

Write down copies and tie them to your wrists and foreheads to help you obey them.

1 Samuel 30:25

David made this a law for Israel, and it has been the same ever since.