Exodus 12:6

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

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.

Cross References

2 Chronicles 35:1

Josiah commanded that Passover be celebrated in Jerusalem to honour the LORD. So, on the fourteenth day of the first month, the lambs were killed for the Passover celebration.

Ezra 6:19

Everyone who had returned from exile celebrated Passover on the fourteenth day of the first month.

Exodus 12:14

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

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 12:18

Begin on the evening of the fourteenth day of the first month by eating bread made without yeast. Then continue this celebration until the evening of the twenty-first day.

Exodus 12:47

And all Israelites must take part in the meal.

Exodus 16:1

On the fifteenth day of the second month after the Israelites had escaped from Egypt, they left Elim and started through the western edge of the Sinai Desert in the direction of Mount Sinai.

Exodus 16:12

“I have heard my people complain. Now tell them that each evening they will have meat and each morning they will have more than enough bread. Then they will know that I am the LORD their God.”

Exodus 19:1

The Israelites left Rephidim. Then two months after leaving Egypt, they arrived at the desert near Mount Sinai, where they set up camp at the foot of the mountain.

Exodus 29:39

one in the morning and one in the evening.

Isaiah 53:6

All of us were like sheep that had wandered off. We had each gone our own way, but the LORD gave him the punishment we deserved.

Ezekiel 45:21

Beginning on the fourteenth day of the first month, and continuing for seven days, everyone will celebrate Passover and eat bread made without yeast.

Numbers 28:16

Celebrate Passover in honour of me on the fourteenth day of the first month of each year.

Numbers 28:18

On the first day of this festival, you must rest from your work and come together for worship.

Numbers 9:11

But it must be done in the second month, in the evening of the fourteenth day. Eat the Passover lamb with thin bread and bitter herbs,

Matthew 27:20

But the chief priests and the leaders convinced the crowds to ask for Barabbas to be set free and for Jesus to be killed.

Matthew 27:25

Everyone answered, “We and our own families will take the blame for his death!”

Mark 15:1

Early the next morning the chief priests, the nation's leaders, and the teachers of the Law of Moses met together with the whole Jewish council. They tied up Jesus and led him off to Pilate.

Mark 15:11

But the chief priests told the crowd to ask Pilate to free Barabbas.

Mark 15:25

It was about nine o'clock in the morning when they nailed him to the cross.

Mark 15:8

The crowd now came and asked Pilate to set a prisoner free, just as he usually did.

Luke 23:1

Everyone in the council got up and led Jesus off to Pilate.

Luke 23:18

But the whole crowd shouted, “Kill Jesus! Give us Barabbas!”

Acts 2:23

God had already planned and decided that Jesus would be handed over to you. So you took him and had evil men put him to death on a cross.

Acts 3:14

You rejected Jesus, who was holy and good. You asked for a murderer to be set free,

Acts 4:27

Here in Jerusalem, Herod and Pontius Pilate got together with the Gentiles and the people of Israel. Then they turned against your holy Servant Jesus, your chosen Messiah.

Joshua 5:10

Israel continued to camp at Gilgal in the desert near Jericho, and on the fourteenth day of the same month, they celebrated Passover.