Exodus 13:10
“You shall therefore keep this ordinance in its season from year to year.”
What does Exodus 13:10 mean?
God is calling the Israelites to remember and celebrate Passover each year, not just once when they escaped Egypt. The phrase "in its season" points to a specific time (spring), making this a rhythm of remembrance rather than a one-time event. By returning to this practice annually, the people would pass down the story of God's deliverance to their children and grandchildren, keeping alive what God had done for them. This rhythm of remembrance becomes a way of staying connected to God's faithfulness across generations.