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Pesach
The Jewish festival (
Passover
) which remembers the
redemption
of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt
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Seder
A
Jewish ritual meal
, held outside Israel on the first and second day of the
Passover
festival. In Israel it is held on the first day only.
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This day must be one that you will remember. You must keep it as a festival to
God
for all generations. It is a law for all time that you must
celebrate
it.
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Pesach
Lasts for
seven
to eight days and begins with the
Seder
Wine
is served as a symbol of the
lambs'
blood painted onto the doorposts to save Jewish children from the final of the ten plagues
Matzah
(unleavened bread) is eaten to represent the fact that the Jews did not have time to let the bread
rise
before their escape
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Foods on the Seder plate
Karpas - a green vegetable dipped in
salt
water and symbolising both new life and the tears shed by the Jews in
slavery
Maror -
bitter herbs
, symbolising the bitterness of
slavery
Baytsah - an
egg
(not to be eaten) to represent sacrifices in the
Temple
Z'roah - a
lamb bone
(also not to be eaten) representing the
lamb sacrificed
before the Exodus
Charoset
- a sweet paste to remind Jews that life is
sweeter
now
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Karpas
Symbolises the tears shed by the enslaved
Hebrew
people
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Sukkot
A festival which celebrates the harvest and commemorates the period after the Exodus, when the
Jews
wandered in the
wilderness
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Sukkot
Celebrated for
eight
or
nine
days
Jews
eat and sometimes even sleep in their own sukkah (tent-like structures) as a reminder of their ancestors who lived this way in the
wilderness
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