The Seder Meal

Question 1

What does the Unleavened Bread represent? From the Passover

Answer 1

The Unleavened Bread represents that The Jews are not going back and it also represents that God is on the Jews’ side

Question 2

What do the Bitter Herbs represent? From entering the Promised Land until 70AD

Answer 2

The only herbs that were quick and available to use in the desert.

Question 3

What does the Roasted Egg represent? From entering the Promised Land until 70AD

Answer 3

They added roasted egg to show the Jews were strong and they did not give up, even though the Jews had been attacked by the Romans

Question 4

What do candles represent? From entering the Promised Land until 70AD

Answer 4

The candles represent joy and warmth

Question 5

What did they also add? From entering the Promised Land until 70AD

Answer 5

Table Cloth

Question 6

What does the wine represent? From entering the Promised Land until 70AD

Answer 6

The wine is representing joy and the time The Jews are waiting for the Messiah to come and drink the wine

Question 7

After 70AD what did they add?

Answer 7

The Kiddush cup, Matzos, Wine, Seder Plate, Lettuce, Shank bone, Chroset, Roasted Egg, Herbs, Vegetables, Salt water, Candle sticks ad Haggadar.

Question 8

What does The Whole Roasted Lamb represent in The Seder Meal? From the Passover

Answer 8

The whole roasted lamb was eaten and it’s blood was put onto the wall. The lamb was also sacrificed to repent their sins