Chapter 6 of 12

If you read the verses concerning the Pass­

If you read the verses concerning the Pass­

If you read the verses concerning the Pass­ over in Exodus 12, you will see that the Passover indicates or implies the beginning of life. The Passover, of course, is for salvation. When we were saved, we had a new start. The Passover was always in the first month of the year. Hence, it marked a new beginning. In a sense, all of the young people are in the Passover, for their life has just begun and they have many high expectations. Although perhaps you have not yet graduated from college, you expect that after graduation you will be a professor, doctor, or attorney. This is the feast of the Passover. We have already seen that the feast of the Passover always ends in hun­ ger. After your graduation there will be nothing but hunger. The higher position you attain in your profession, the more hunger you feel. The more money you earn, the more dissatisfied you will be. In John 6, the feast of the Passover, as the initial step in life, ends in hunger.

THE COMPLETION AND SUCCESS

OF LIFE WITH ITS ENJOYMENT

IN A RELIGIOUS WAY

After the full harvest of their crops, the Jew­ ish people observed the feast of Tabernacles to enjoy what they had reaped in the worship of God

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