A family’s Passover journey to Jerusalem reveals the cost of offering their own unblemished lamb, the meaning of sacrifice, and the hope of God’s promised redemption through Mashiach.

Passover 3,500 years ago was not the modern Passover observed today. The enslaved Hebrews experienced cultural wars and class struggles within the dominant culture of Egyptian society. Ten generations of fathers could only pass down misery and hardship to the next generation. The people of God had all but lost their native language, culture, ethnic foods, clothing, and their understanding of God. The Egyptian culture and religion influenced every aspect of life.