3 Then Mosheh (Moses) told the people, “Always remember this day, that you went out of Mitsrayim (Egypt), rescued from slavery, because Yahweh used his power to bring you out from there. And nothing with yeast in it can be eaten when you celebrate this. 4 Today you are leaving in the month of Aviv, 5 and when Yahweh brings you into the area occupied by the Kena’anim (Canaanites), Hitim, Amorim, Hivim, and the Yevusim (which he swore to your fathers to give to you—a very fertile land) you must observe this ceremony in this same month. 6 You must eat only flat bread for seven days, and then on the seventh day, there will be a festival to honour Yahweh. 7 Again, you must only eat flat bread for seven days—not only that you mustn’t even have any risen bread, nor must you have any yeast within any of your borders. 8 On that festival day, you must tell your children, ‘This is because of what Yahweh did for us when we left Mitsrayim.’ 9 It’ll be like a reminder written on your hand and hanging from your forehead, so that you’ll remember to pass on Yahweh’s instructions because he used his power to bring you out of Mitsrayim. 10 So you must follow those instructions at the appointed time year after year.