The Passover of Redemption.Exodus 12:3-28God’s commandments, and the transmission of sacred tradition. Through the selection of the lamb, the observance of the feast, and the fulfillment of the promise, the Israelites reaffirm their covenant-al relationship with God and commemorate their liberation from bondage. The Passover narrative serves not only as a historical account but also as a timeless testament to the enduring faithfulness of God and the enduring resilience of his people.Moses instructs the elders of Israel to transmit the tradition of the Passover to future generations. The narrative of redemption is to be preserved and perpetuated, fostering a collective consciousness of their identity as a redeemed community.Exodus 12 summarizes the essence of Israelite faith: deliverance from bondage, obedience to divine command, and the perpetual transmission of sacred tradition. It stands as a timeless testament to the enduring faithfulness of God and the resilient spirit of His people throughout history.