What did the Feast of Passover point back to?
The Feast of Passover pointed back to the Passover Lamb in Egypt. God instructed Israel in these Feast Days after they came out of Egypt, giving them the Law and Tabernacle worship, and the Jew still celebrates these Feast Days today, though possibly under a different setting.
Les explains that Leviticus 23 records God instructing Israel after they came out of Egypt, giving them the Law, the Tabernacle Worship, and the Feast Days. The first Feast is Passover, which referred back to the Passover Lamb in Egypt. The Jews still celebrate these Feast Days today, perhaps under a different setting. The passage then lists the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the Feast of First Fruits, which came at barley harvest, when barley was the first grain to ripen in spring. Les illustrates a green field tinged with gold as the crop reaches maturity.