🔴Passover is a major Jewish holiday that celebrates the Jews' redemption from slavery in Egypt.
🔵Preparing for Passover involves a month-long process of removing all leavened wheat products from the house.
🟢The Seder is a formal meal where the story of Exodus is retold, and four cups of wine or grape juice are consumed.
🟡Matzah, a flat bread-like product, is the main food during Passover.
🟣Passover is a time for families to gather, share traditions, and create lasting memories.
What is the significance of Passover?
—Passover celebrates the Jews' redemption from slavery in Egypt and their Exodus to freedom.
How do Jews prepare for Passover?
—Jews prepare for Passover by removing all leavened wheat products from their houses and cleaning thoroughly.
What is the Seder?
—The Seder is a formal meal where the story of Exodus is retold, and specific rituals and prayers are followed.
What do Jews eat during Passover?
—During Passover, Jews eat matzah, a flat bread-like product, instead of any leavened wheat products.
Can non-Jews participate in Passover?
—Yes, non-Jews are welcome to participate in Passover and experience the Jewish cultural tradition.
00:00Passover is a major Jewish holiday that celebrates the Jews' redemption from slavery in Egypt.
01:03The preparation for Passover involves removing all leavened wheat products from the house.
02:58Passover is celebrated with a formal meal called a Seder, where the story of Exodus is retold.
04:42Matzah, a flat bread-like product, is the main food during Passover.
04:58Passover is an opportunity for families to gather, share traditions, and create lasting memories.
