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A quick, one page overview of the Passover Meal's steps
 | A quick overview of the seder's steps; click on the print button and it becomes a quick reference during the seder...
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Thank you Chabad, again you have not failed me when I needed information to celebrate as a Jew.
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As I rediscover the wonder of my Jewish roots, I'm very thankful to have you to hold my hand and guide me along the way.
Thanks!
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Thank you so much i needed to make a skit for passover for my cousins and i but i didn't know the order thanks to you now i do
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Many thanks, I understand better the Passover festivities.
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Thank you. It is very helpful for me as a Christian to look into Jewish custom - particularly in relation to Passover.
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I attended a Christian passover seder and I wanted to know the authentic version
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Thank you so much for this! I am Christian and my husband is Jewish, but I am very interested in in Judaism and following the traditions of his faith. I really enjoy our seders and the phonetic pronunciations on this website will be really helpful for someone like me without any training in the Hebrew language.
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Thank you so much for posting this teaching. It's very helpful for me as a Christian to understand Jewish religious beliefs
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I was raised in a community with a large Jewish population (probably in excess of 30%), yet I never learned of the religion itself. My daughter recently went with her friend to learn about Passover and make Matzah's. I found the pamphlet very interesting, so I went to this website.
The information presented here is well written and understandable. It gives me a new appreciation for Jewish religious beliefs.
Thank you and Shalom.
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While not being an observant Jew, I often turn to Chabad for information. Thank you for a useful and friendly site.
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being raised by a Jew, I guess that makes me a Jew too, I am embarrassed to say I never learned the meaning. My mom is coming this weekend with the huguduh for passover. We will have it with my young family.
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I am the G-dmother of an 8 year old Jewish girl whose Mother is non practicing and whose Father is a practicing Christian Fundementalist! Resourcing your site allows me to teach my G-ddaughter her heritage while educating her parents and learning about the wonderful traditions of the Jewish religion.
It has been a blessing to me, because my given name is Miriam and I was rasied a Baptist.
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I very much apperciate the email you sent me. It linked to this page and is very useful.
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Can anyone tell me why the murder of thousands of innocent Egyptian children is not mentioned or remembered in the Seder?
Surely a prayer would not go astray.
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this a very great article ,it has helped me wel with my assignment , thank u chabad.org
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Thank you for sharing how the Seder is like! To Kevin: yes, the Egyptian children were innocent. But the pharoah brought it on his own people by not listening to Moses. If the pharoah had listened, the children would not have died.
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my research report is now complete! its not my religion but its very interesting to understand the holidays. Purim sounds kinda fun... go esther! (did i spell that right??)
thank you!!! the writer is fantastic.
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The Egyptian dead ARE remembered at the seder. When the ten plagues are recited a drop of wine is spilled at the mention of each to remeber the Egyptian dead. this is done twice- first for each of the ten plagues (ten drops) and then at the mention of mnemonic for the plague which is three words 9another three drops spilled)
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I don't understand what you mean by holiday meal.
Is that like a regular dinner?
Do you have a regular dinner first then perform the holiday ritual or do you finish the ritual first then then have a regular dinner or is done some time during the ritual?
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The holiday meal is usually a three course affair which includes traditional foods, see this link for some examples. The meal is a part of the fifteen step Seder ritual unique to Passover. Does this clarify things for you?
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When Jews drink of the four cups, do they each drink from that cup (as each is had) or do they pour a little from the cup into their own personal cups and then drink, or is it optional as to what each family does?
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Each individual participant has his/her own cup from which he/she drinks. Since the cup is filled and drunk four time throughout the evening, we refer to the "four cups."
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so confusing to me, some one who is considering converting , i can also see how confusing to a child this would be. so many many sybolism so ritualistic. so confusing.
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Thankyou thankyou thankyou I have been with my partner for a year and have been asked by his family to attend passover of which i knew very little .He told me not to worry. I was so worried about doing the wrong thing due to my lack of knowledge.. Thankyou on enlightening me to the tradition I feal a lot more confident and will definently take the whole fruit as a gift instead of the cakes and pastries I had in mind. Your information is priceless
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All I have to say is "Nava Nagila".
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