Why God Separated Israel: The Meaning of the Blood on the Doorposts

In this Bible study on Exodus 10, 11, and 12, Les Feldick explores the dramatic final plagues of Egypt and the institution of the Passover. Discover why the plagues were not just natural disasters but direct attacks on Egypt's gods, and how they foreshadow the events of Revelation. Les explains the deep symbolism of the Passover lamb—why it had to be without blemish, kept for three days, and roasted with fire—and how it perfectly pictures Jesus Christ. You will also learn about Pharaoh's attempts to compromise with Moses (a tactic Satan still uses today) and the vital importance of the blood applied to the doorposts for salvation. 00:00 – Introduction & Ministry Overview 02:20 – Comparing Egypt’s Plagues to Revelation’s Tribulation 02:40 – Miracles vs. Natural Phenomena: Believing the Bible 04:30 – Pharaoh’s Compromises: Satan’s Tactics to Stop You 07:37 – The Final Plague: Death of the Firstborn (Exodus 11) 08:14 – "Not a Dog Shall Move His Tongue": God Protects Israel 09:12 – Why God Separated Israel from the Gentile Nations 11:36 – The Passover Lamb: A Type of Christ (Exodus 12) 14:26 – "Without Blemish": The Sinless Nature of Jesus 17:10 – Roast with Fire: A Picture of Judgment on Sin 20:10 – "When I See the Blood, I Will Pass Over You" 21:46 – Safety Under the Blood: Salvation by Faith Thank you for watching this lesson from "Through the Bible with Les Feldick." If this teaching helped you, please subscribe to the channel for more verse-by-verse Bible studies. #LesFeldick #BibleStudy #Exodus #Passover #BloodOfJesus