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Exodus 13:8-9

The Days of Unleavened Bread are a memorial to God's law and to His powerful deliverance from Egypt and bondage. Paul explains this significance to the Corinthians and the urgency attached to cease sinning. He says we should not even keep company with a brother involved in flagrant sin! Also, by ridding our homes of sin, we realize that overcoming sin is hard work!

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Holy Days: Unleavened Bread

Related Topics: Bondage | Bondage to Sin | Bondage, Spiritual | Days of Unleavened Bread | Deliverance | Egypt as Sin | God's Law | Overcoming | Overcoming, Urgency in | Sin | Sin, Bondage to | Sin, Overcoming

Other commentary entries containing this verse:

Joshua 5:2-12

Library resources that contain this verse:

Articles
An Extraordinary Feast
Countdown to Pentecost 2001
The Five Ws of Deleavening
Bible Studies
Holy Days: Unleavened Bread
Sermon Transcripts
Leavening, The Types
Our Walk With God
Principled Living (Part 3): Growing in Righteousness
Re-education (Part 1)
The First Day of Unleavened Bread (Part 1)
The Importance of God's Right Hand in Coming Out of Sin
The Pharisees (Part 3)
Themes of I Corinthians (Part Four)
Unleavened Bread and Pentecost

 

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