What the Bible says about Haste
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Exodus 12:19-20 The Exodus involved a great deal of urgency and haste. With Egypt virtually destroyed, the Egyptians urged the Israelites to leave lest further devastation occur. However, God knew Egypt would not long tolerate the loss of her slaves or delay in seeking vengeance. The window of opportunity for escape would quickly close! They did not even have time to let their bread rise! Biblically, leaven represents sin. Once we are converted, we must diligently endeavor to rid ourselves of sin and live God's pure way of life (I Corinthians 5:8). Like the Israelites, we must flee from sin, lest it pursue and destroy us (Matthew 12:43-45). Staff Holy Days: Unleavened Bread Related Topics: Days of Unleavened Bread | Fleeing from Sin | Leaven | Leaven as a Type of Sin | Urgency, Sense of

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