The Paul Tripp Podcast 1043. Waiting for Jesus (Exodus 12:43–51) | Paul Tripp’s 5-Minute Bible Study
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Feb 23, 2026 A study of the Passover regulations in Exodus and who could participate. A close look at the command not to break the lamb’s bones and its significance. Connections drawn between the Passover lamb and the crucifixion where bones were left intact. Reflections on Israel’s unique covenant status and how the ritual points forward to a greater rescue.
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Passover Laws Point Toward Christ
- The Passover regulations in Exodus 12 point beyond Israel's rescue to a future fulfillment in Christ.
- Paul Tripp highlights the specific law about not breaking the lamb's bones as a prophetic sign anticipating Jesus' sacrificial role.
Remember God’s Covenant Is Grace
- Remember that God’s covenantal choice of Israel shows his special love and saving intent, not human merit.
- Tripp emphasizes God chose Israel and Israel chose God, framing the Passover as gracious provision.
Unbroken Bones Link Exodus And John
- The command “you shall not break any of its bones” connects Exodus to John’s gospel and the crucifixion details.
- John notices soldiers did not break Jesus’ legs and cites this to show scripture fulfillment.