Judaism and Pesach (Passover)

Judaism and Passover (Passover Festival) Part A: "Pessac Jewish Day (Passover Festival)" is celebrating Jewish freedom and independence from Egyptian slavery. This is explained best in Exodus. This is the liberation of Jewish society from the repression of Egypt over 200 years, and it was a memory of mass juice outflows from Egypt. It also reminds the Jews the oppression of different tyrants like Hitler and Egypt Pharaoh for many years.

The three main festivals of the Jewish Religious Year are also prescribed by the Bible. Pesach (Passover) commemorates Passover and Exodus from Egypt. Shavuot (Pentecost, "Weekly Day") commemorates the law promulgated by Mount Sinai, and the feast of Tabernacles (Sufang Festival) commemorates the village in the wilderness. Today, as in the ancient times, these three festivals are places of pilgrimage to Jerusalem, praying at the wailing wall is a remnant of the outer wall of the temple hill. The ruin of the temple lamented at the fasting of Tisha B'av (the 9th day of the Jewish AV). On other Jewish holidays, McCabee 's victory and commemoration of the dedication of the temple of Jerusalem to Hinukka, Primmu to celebrate the relief of the Jews of the Queen Esther period, Holocaust martyrs who admitted them and the hero' s day It is included.

My favorite Jewish holiday, the Passover Festival is coming soon. Indeed, it will appear soon! From this Friday evening until the following week, this is a holiday to commemorate the release of the Jews from Egyptian slavery ("When Moses is in the country of Egypt, please let my people go!" This is me I am a treasure hunter at my house every year (and in order to get a chocolate bar as a prize after that!), It is still a Jewish holiday for children, but since everything is special this week, I think the magic of this week brings a new awareness This is a holiday, its central encouragement, and even a requirement, reflecting our tradition and the present moment.