The History and the Symbolism of the Festival of Pesach

History and symbol of Pesaque festival About 3,000 years ago, Israeli people living in Egypt were accused of all the troubles of the country. They were enslaved by Pharaoh and forced to build palaces and buildings for him under the whip. This situation continued for days, one day, Herod was thrown down and afraid that one baby survived, threw all Israeli babies into the river. He came up to the pharaohs palace on the branch of the Nile River bamboo basket.

A month later, on the 15th day of Nissan, the Jewish Passover Festival ("Pézac" in Hebrew) started. Historically, this is the first of three festivals, commemorating the slavery of the Israelites who fled from Egypt, as stated in Exodus and all the miracles associated with this case . (One of the miracles is that at the end of 10 epidemics, the angel of death "passed" the Israeli house, this is the name when I killed the Egyptian's first born son. Celebration of Spring and the Resurrection of the Jews

Leviticus 23:16, the Israelites were told Passover to arrive at the beginning of the next festival in 7 to 50 days (Passover Festival). The festival is called Shavuot (festival) in Hebrew, but today many Jews and most Christians view it as Pentecost. By the way, this is a transliteration of Pentecost in Greece, it is just the 50th day. Pentecost is a festival commemorating tora's donation at Mount Sinai. In Exodus the Jews were said to have heard the voice of the Lord directly for the first time. As they approached the mountains, they were welcomed by lightning, lightning, flames and smoke, small explosions and earthquakes. The power of the Lord can not be stopped, and people are afraid. Here, the God of the universe tells the Jews his law (Genesis - German); through them and through all humanity, who it is and what is necessary for him I tell him what he is.