The Sedar Plate Flashcards

1
Q

What is the passover?

A

One of the most celebrated/important festival in the Jewish year

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2
Q

What season does the passover take place in?

A

It takes place in early spring

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3
Q

What does the Sedar meal represent?

A

It represents they time when isrealites left Egypt

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4
Q

What does the roasted egg represent?

A

It represents new life after egypt

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5
Q

What does the salt water represent?

A

It represents the tears of the isrealite slaves in Egypt

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6
Q

What does the parsley represent?

A

It represents a fresh start after Egypt

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7
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What does the charoset represent? (A sweet, dark-colored paste made of fruits and nuts)

A

It represents the motar used by the slaves to make bricks in Egypt

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8
Q

What does the bitter herbs represent?

A

They represent the bitter times of slavery in Egypt

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9
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What does the matzavah represent? (Flat bread)

A

It represents the speed in which the jews had to leave Egypt

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10
Q

What does the lamb bone represent?

A

It represents the lamb sacrificed at the passover (and later at the temple)

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11
Q

Why do Jews smear lamb blood on their door?

A

To notify the angel of death not to come to them.

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