«MAROR» 관련 영어 책
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Celebrate Passover: With Matzah,
Maror, and Memories
Describes the traditions and customs associated with the celebration of Passover.
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The JPS Commentary on the Haggadah: Historical Introduction, ...
of matzah and maror. The Jerusalem Talmud reports that R. Yochanan, a sage
who lived in the third century c.e., used to make a sandwich of matzah and maror,
omitting the flesh of the sacrifice only because at that time there was no longer a
...
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My People's Passover Haggadah: Traditional Texts, Modern ...
Numbers 9:11 and Exodus 12:8 say that the Passover sacrifice must be eaten
with matzah and bitter herbs, thus linking both matzah and maror to the Passover
sacrifice. Nevertheless, the Torah also commands the eating of matzah
separately, ...
Lawrence A. Hoffman, David Arnow, 2008
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Star Trek: Signature Edition: Imzadi Forever
Riker was off-balance, and Maror drove his foot up into Riker's face. Riker went
down, rolling, tasting his blood welling up in his mouth. Maror came after him,
kicking furiously, Riker just barely staying ahead of him. Riker managed to
scramble ...
amount of Matzah on its own, and then a sandwich of the prescribed amounts of
Maror and Matzah, he would not fulfil his obligation of Maror. For, according to
them, the Matzah in the sandwich would be purposeless, not being a requirement
...
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הגדה של פסח: The Heritage Haggadah : with Laws, Customs, ...
MAROR, or "bitter herbs," is usually lettuce or endive — their leaves and stalks,
but not their roots. Horseradish also is used, or any other local vegetable that is
sufficiently bitter. Some use lettuce leaves for maror for the time in the Seder that
...
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The Commentators' Pesach Seder Haggadah: Insights of the ...
But this seems to contradict the opinion of HaGriz HaLevi, in the name of his
father, who maintains that in order to fulfill the mitzvos of sippur, it is not enough
simply to mention Pesach, matzah, and maror; rather one must also touch upon
the ...
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Shaarei Halachah: A Summary of Laws for Jewish Living
Maror (Bitter herbs) 13. A k'zayis of maror is eaten to commemorate the slave
labor through which the lives of the Israelites were embittered in Egypt. Romaine
lettuce or horseradish is used for maror. As mentioned earlier, if romaine lettuce
is ...
MAROR, or "bitter herbs," is usually lettuce or endive - their leaves and stalks, but
not their roots. Horseradish also is used, or any other local vegetable that is
sufficiently bitter. Some use lettuce leaves for maror for the time in the Seder that
...
He swung his hands up and boxed Maror on either side of the throat, at the base
of the nictating membranes that served as his vocal apparatus. It was the
equivalent of slamming a punch to the Adam's apple in a humanoid. Maror
gagged, his ...
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What to Expect at a Seder
When it is time to eat matzah or maror, you might see everyone digging into what seems like hefty servings of these foods. That is because Jewish law provides ... «Chabad.org, 7월 15»
Sheriff Mike Williams sworn in
MAROR CURRY WHO WERE SWORN IN LAST THURSDAY. MAKE DECISIONS TO POLICIES AND PROGRAMS THAT ADDRESS CRITICAL ... «WJXT Jacksonville, 7월 15»
In Plain Language: Post-atzma'ut musings
... and not some stuffy old earl, originated the idea) between them maror, or bitter herbs, and haroset, the mortar-like mixture of wine, apples, ... «Jerusalem Post Israel News, 4월 15»
What?! A Passover Seder in a rural African village in ZIMBABWE?
... "cool" guy-friends to the closest shop to pick up sacks of the final ingredients for the charoset, karpas, and ginger-root as a maror substitute. «Jewish Journal, 4월 15»
Lugansk Jewish Community: School Building Not Confiscated …
... was able to celebrate despite the circumstances, imbibing in the four cups of wine, and eating matzah and maror (the bitter herbs). «Chabad.org, 4월 15»
What?! A Passover Seder in a Rural Village in ZIMBABWE?!
... “cool” guy-friends to the closest shop to pick up sacks of the final ingredients for the charoset, karpas, and ginger-root as a maror substitute. «The Jewish Press, 4월 15»
A (Third) Seder of Her Own
... cloth napkins encircled by delicate jungle animal napkin holders, and bowls containing the requisite charoset, maror, matzo and salt water. «Jewish Daily Forward, 4월 15»
Jewish cuisine gets fancy; try this roasted duck hummus recipe!
His maror — the bitter herb, usually horseradish, meant to recall the bitterness of enslaved Jews — is made with escarole, chicory, endive and ... «Today.com, 4월 15»
MainJudaismHow Far Does the Exodus Story Go?
and then end referencing the other commandments of the night (“when matza and maror are resting in front of you”). We then shift to Rav's ... «Arutz Sheva, 4월 15»
the Real Bitter Herb?
Only a Jewish plant lover with a penchant for the unusual could get naches from maror, the bitter herbs of Passover. These are the plants never ... «Jewish Daily Forward, 4월 15»
