Pesach — the festival commemorating Israel's exodus from Egypt — has its narrative origin in Exodus. The tenth plague, the Paschal lamb, the blood on the doorposts, the haste of the departure with matzah: all in Exodus 12-13.
We search פסח (Pesach) as ELS in Exodus — the book where the festival is already a protagonist of the manifest text.
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Reproduce →The term פסח appears many times explicitly in Exodus. The ELS question: beyond the manifest text, does the term appear encoded with significant skips?
We search פסח (3 letters) in Exodus with skips of 2 to 1000. Short word in long text → multiple hits. The interesting thing is the location: does the smallest-skip ELS fall near Exodus 12 or elsewhere?
Try crossing פסח with מצה, מצרים, or בכור. Convergence of the central paschal terms would be thematically suggestive.
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