In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of the gods of Egypt claiming the firstborn of both man and beast. However, God intervenes and takes what belongs to Him. The speaker emphasizes that there is no difference in God's presence between the children of Israel and the Egyptians. To distinguish between them, the blood of a lamb is to be put on the doorpost, marking the beginning of the Passover Feast. The speaker highlights that the Passover is a significant religious holiday and a powerful representation of Jesus in the Old Testament.

Now, the gods of Egypt always claim the firstborn of both man and beast that belong to the gods. Now, God takes theirs, that belong to them. But He's going to make a difference between the children of Israel and the Egyptians. But the difference now is not just that there'll be no death angel passing over the land of Egypt. The death angel will pass over the land of Egypt because there's no difference in God's presence. There's no difference between Jew and Gentile, actually. And so the thing that will make the difference, there will be now the blood of a lamb put on a doorpost. And this will be the beginning of the oldest religious holiday that there is. And it's the Passover feast. And that Passover is one of the most eloquent portraits of the Lord Jesus that you have in the Old Testament.