In this study Mr. Smith concludes his presentation on how the Jews came to keep the Passover one night later than it was commanded in Exodus 12. We do not find any details about the keeping of the Passover for about 700 years after Exodus until we come to the time of Hezekiah (II Chr. 29-30) when he brought Judah back to God, but they turned away again after his death. Two more restorations are seen at the time of Josiah (II Chr. 34-35) and then Ezra (Ezra 6). In each of these for fear of the paganism that surrounded them, the rulers commanded the Passover to be kept at Jerusalem with the priests killing the lambs because the people did not have enough knowledge to do it properly. After Ezra, this became the custom of most Jews and continues so down to our day.