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An Israelite family near its home prepares for the first Passover as an adult marks the doorway and lamb, unleavened bread, bitter herbs, staffs, and sandals represent the instructions in Exodus 12:1-13.

The Marked Doorway

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses and the Israelites in a wilderness camp discover fine, flaky manna on the ground after the dew lifts.

Manna on the Ground

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah beside the Brook Cherith as ravens bring him bread and meat, with water nearby, based on 1 Kings 17:5–6.

Ravens Bring Food to Elijah

1 Kings 17:1-16

An Israelite household inside a home in Egypt shares roasted meat, unleavened bread, and bitter herbs while dressed with sandals and staffs, ready for the Passover.

Ready for the Passover Meal

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses gives instructions while Israelites gather manna in containers around their tents.

Gathering What Each Person Needs

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah beside the Brook Cherith with nearby ravens and flowing water, illustrating 1 Kings 17:2-4.

Elijah Goes to the Brook

1 Kings 17:1-16

Israelite families gather in an Israelite house with unleavened bread and household items associated with removing leaven, representing the commanded festival in Exodus 12:14–20.

Remembering with Unleavened Bread

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses and the Israelites observe quail covering the camp near their tents in the evening, based on Exodus 16:13.

Quail Around the Camp

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah asks the widow at Zarephath for water and bread while she gathers sticks, with her son, a jar of flour, and a jug of oil nearby.

Elijah Meets the Widow

1 Kings 17:1-16

Moses instructs Israelite elders near their homes about using hyssop, basins, Passover animals, and marked doorways.

Moses Instructs the Elders

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses and Aaron address the Israelites in their wilderness camp as they hear the LORD’s promise of evening meat and morning bread from heaven.

The Promise of Bread from Heaven

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah, the widow at Zarephath, her son, and the household share food while a jar of flour and jug of oil represent the LORD’s provision.

Food for Elijah and the Household

1 Kings 17:1-16

An Israelite family waits inside a home near a doorway marked according to Passover instructions, with hyssop or a basin nearby and a small lamp.

Waiting Safely Inside

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses speaks with the Israelites about gathering a double portion of manna on the sixth day and preparing for the Sabbath.

Preparing for a Day of Rest

Exodus 16:1-36

Elijah stands beside the dry bed of the Brook Cherith after the brook became dry because there had been no rain.

The Brook Becomes Dry

1 Kings 17:1-16

Moses with Israelite elders and families bowing in worship near Passover preparations and doorways marked with blood applied using hyssop.

The People Bow and Worship

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses teaches Israelites in the camp as they keep the double portion of manna gathered before the Sabbath, with prepared food and cooking vessels nearby.

Manna Preserved for the Sabbath

Exodus 16:1-36

Nighttime Bible illustration concept showing marked Israelite doorways, Israelite families safely indoors, and Egyptian homes in the distance with subdued signs of grief.

The Marked Homes Are Spared

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses instructs Aaron to keep an omer of fine, flaky manna before the testimony as a remembrance for future generations.

Remembering God’s Provision

Exodus 16:1-36

Pharaoh summons Moses and Aaron at night in Egypt and commands the Israelites to leave, worship the LORD, and take their flocks and herds.

Pharaoh Gives the Command

Exodus 12:1-32

The Israelites gathering manna in the wilderness, with a distant inhabited land representing the forty years they ate manna.

Daily Food Through the Wilderness

Exodus 16:1-36

Moses and Aaron with Israelites near flocks and herds in an Egyptian courtyard as the people prepare after Pharaoh commands them to leave.

The People Prepare Their Flocks

Exodus 12:1-32

Pharaoh faces Moses and Aaron as he orders Israel to leave Egypt, worship the LORD, and take their flocks and herds, while asking for a blessing.

A Final Request for Blessing

Exodus 12:1-32