The speaker contrasts the blood of Passover, which saves you from past sins, with the lamb, which forms you for future purpose. Most churches focus only on being saved from something and miss being saved for something. Exodus 12:8-10 commands eating the lamb completely, signifying total participation in God's shaping for the journey ahead.
Listen to this message. It will change your life forever. With the blood. He didn't stop with the blood. Read the next verse. I need you to electric slide on over to Exodus chapter 12, verses 8 through 10. Read the next verse. They shall eat the flesh that night. Do not leave any of it until— don't leave any of it. Do not leave any of it until morning is what The writer said. Don't leave any of it because the blood handles the angel. The lamb handles the journey. The blood addresses your past. The lamb fuels your future. The blood saves you from something. The lamb saves you for something. Ah, say that with me. Say that with me. The blood saves you from something. But the lamb saves you for something. And here is what most of the church has done. Listen to me. We've trumped at the doorposts. We pointed at the blood. We have said we are covered. And we are, we are covered. But we never came to the table to eat the lamb. So we got saved, but we never got formed. We got the angel to pass over, but we starved to death in the house before we could march out of Egypt. Eat the lamb.
