Passover, the Festival of Freedom, commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from hundreds of years of cruel slavery in Egypt. In Hebrew, this festival is known as Pesach, meaning to “pass over” because God “passed over” the homes of the Israelites during the tenth and final plague: the Death of the Firstborn.
Throughout the world, Passover is celebrated each year with a special meal called a Seder. Seder means “order,” as this festive meal is done in a specific order which symbolizes the journey from slavery to freedom.
Learn the significance and history of this meaningful holiday, as Ralph Messer takes you through the story of Passover: The Festival of Freedom.
Throughout the world, Passover is celebrated each year with a special meal called a Seder. Seder means “order,” as this festive meal is done in a specific order which symbolizes the journey from slavery to freedom.
Learn the significance and history of this meaningful holiday, as Ralph Messer takes you through the story of Passover: The Festival of Freedom.
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