Guests saluted by the host, Luk

7.45. Gen. 18.2. Gen. 19.1. Feet and hands washed, see ABLUTION. Were anointed, see ANOINTING. Were placed according to age, Gen. 43.33; and rank, 1 Sam. 9.22. Luk. 14.8-10. Reclined on couches, Amos 6.7. Luk. 7.38. Waited on by female friends, Jno. 12.2. Choice portion sent to, by the host, Gen. 43.34. 1 Sam. 9.23,24. Ate from one dish, Mat. 26.23. Given by kings, 1 Sam. 20.5. 2 Sam. 9.10. 1 Kin. 2.7. 1 Kin. 4.22. 1 Kin. 18.19. Est. Silver trumpets blown by the priests at, Num. 10.10. Psa. 81.3,4. Sacrifices at, Num. 28.11-15. 1 Chr. 23.31. 2 Chr. 31.3. Ezr. 3.5. No trading allowed on, Amos 8.5. OF PASSOVER, instituted to commemorate the pa ing over of the first-born, and deliverance from Egypt, Ex. 12.3-42. Heb. 11.28. Psa. 81.3-5. Called the Lord's Pa over, Ex. 12.11,27. Feast of unleavened bread, Lev. 23.6. Luk. 22.1. Days of unleavened bread, Act. 12.3. Act 20.6. Pa over is applied to (1.) the Paschal lamb, Luk. 22.7. 1 Cor. 5.7. (2.) The Paschal meal, Mat. 26.18,19. Heb. 11.28. (3.) The Paschal festival, comprehending the seven days of unleavened bread, Luk. 2.41-43. Luk. 22.1. Jno. 2.13. Jno. 11.55. Pa over lamb, a male of the first year, without blemish, kept up from the 10th Abib to the 14th, Ex. 12.3-6. Killed in the evening of the 14th, Ex. 12.6 (see Mar. 15.34). By the head of each household, Ex. 12.3-7. At the tabernacle door, Deu. 16.5-7. By Levites, when the people were ceremonially unclean, 2 Chr. 30.17. 2 Chr. 35.3-11. Ezr. 6.20. Blood of, sprinkled, Ex. 12.7,22. 2 Chr. 30.16. A bone of, not to be broken, Ex. 12.46. Num. 9.12 (see Jno. 19.33,36). Roasted whole, herbs and unleavened bread, Ex. 12.8. Num. 9.11. Jno. 13.26. Not to be left till morning, Ex. 12.10. Ex. 23.18. Ex. 34.25. Num. 9.12. Wine used with, Mat. 26.27-29.