Examples of using Pesach in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Oseh Chessed was founded when we organized the distribution of food for Pesach to families in need in 2014.
And it is this constant renewal of ideas and traditions that gives Pesach its unique ability to represent true freedom and psychological, spiritual and mental liberty.
later is built on this foundation and so, before the holidays and the Musaf offerings, the Pesach offering is mentioned.
in the belief of Palestinian residents- is about to enter additional homes in Silwan immediately after Pesach.
Every year, an Israeli Arab hotel manager called Jaaber Hussein buys all of the state's chametz for Pesach.
bring the Pesach sacrifice, or connect to the Light of Pesach if they were impure.
great inconvenience to buyers, who would be unable to purchase chametz foods during the weeks after Pesach.
Unlike Pesach, no particular mitzva is mentioned here;
lifting with Chilik until next Pesach and you will discover that the house was already clean.
During the festival and Hol HaMoed Pesach trains will operate according to a different timetable.
The most outstanding feature in the Pesach Haggadah created by our sages about two thousand years ago is its structure of question and answer dialogues.
Michelle and I send our best wishes to everyone celebrating Pesach in the United States, in the State of Israel, and around the world.
As we have seen, the Torah dates Pesach in two ways- according to the date,
there are still kibbutzim that celebrate Pesach as a“spring festival” using new language
in fact by being taken to Mitzrayim!(Remember Pesach).
just as on Pesach we ask questions and give answers.
The Place- when they ate the Pesach in the safety of their homes.
This is why it is so important to spend time after the conclusion of the Seder continuing our discussion of the Pesach story, because we are taking the song of the Haggadah and singing it in an entirely new way.
In what's called the 16th Mitzvah, in the 16th section, it talks about all the different detailed actions that we do during Pesach, and the author stops to ask the question:
Pesach(Passoever) is a holiday that is always with us,