Seven days. Compare Exodus 12:15. In the seventh day shall be a feast to the Lord. The feast lasted during the whole of the seven days, but the first day and the last were to be kept especially holy.
(See Exodus 12:16; Le Exodus 23:6-8.
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Exodus 13:6
Exodus 13:6
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