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Nov 13, 2025 12 min

34. Curses Don't Break Themselves: The Passover Lamb

from words in season Hosted by kara marie morris

Curses don't just break themselves - they require Blood. In this episode, we dive into Exodus 12 and the first Passover, when God gave Moses and Aaron detailed instructions to protect His people from the death angel. God commanded every household to take a lamb without defect, care for it, and then sacrifice it. They were to put the blood on the top and sides of their doorframes - three places pointing to the cross. This wasn't just a historical event - it was a prophetic picture of Jesus, the Passover Lamb, whose blood breaks every curse over our lives. Just like the Israelites had to apply the blood to their doorposts, we must apply the blood of Jesus to our lives through faith and obedience. We explore what the Passover reveals about redemption, protection, and how curses are broken only by the blood of the Lamb. Scripture References: 📖 Exodus 12:1-23 Topics Covered: 💡 The first Passover and God's deliverance 🩸 The significance of the blood on three doorposts ✝️ Jesus as our Passover Lamb 🐑 Breaking curses through the blood 🔗 #WordsInSeason #ChristianPodcast #Exodus12 #Passover #CursesDontBreakThemselves #BloodOfJesus #PassoverLamb #Redemption #BreakingCurses #Deliverance #BibleStudy #OldTestament #ChristianFaith #SpiritualWarfare #Protection #BloodOnTheDoorposts

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