Here in Exodus we read of a lamb which is never too small for any house but if it is too great the Lord commands it be shared with the stranger, it is also of note that it is lamb singular not plural. Pastor Hession shows that it was not enough for the blood of the lamb to be spilled it had to be applied and sprinkled just as we need to be covered in the blood of the Lamb who is the Lord Jesus, slain from the foundations of the world. And when God sees the blood He will 'passover' which here in the hebrew conveys a sense of God standing over us in a protective way. We also see that we cannot pin our own works to the doorposts of our hearts but on the blood of the Lamb.
