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73So... You Want to Learn Hebrew - Step 1
One of the steps to Learning the Truth for the Christian is to go back to the Source. The Source of the information that has led to the basis of our religion is the Hebrew language. It is at the Source that we find Love, Loyalty, Faith, Belief,...
75Happy Passover - History, Recipes and Gift Ideas
Pesach or Passover day is one of the most popular Jewish holidays. It is the foremost of the three most important festivals of Jews, and has major historical and agricultural importance. Pesach symbolizes the...
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88Painting, decorating, waxing and colouring Easter Eggs
Decorating eggs for Easter is a wonderful tradition. Here's a guide to the origin of the craft, and a how-to guide for painting and colouring your own eggs this Easter.
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84Tu Bishvat
The holiday of Tu Bishvat is a minor Jewish Holiday that celebrates the New Year of the Trees. Tu Bishvat is one of four New Years mentioned in the Mishnah, the oral Torah of the Jewish faith. Oddly, the...
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64Tu bishvat symbols,dried fruits Cake and more
The major symbol of Tu Bishvat Is "Shkedi-ya" - flowering almond tree which grows wild around the Israeli country .Tu Bishvat is a nice Jewish holiday in Shvat a Hebrew month,Origin of the name is Tu (Teit...
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66Why Are Some Christians Celebrating Passover?
Easter and Passover are very precious holidays and Christians and Jews alike can learn from each other. It is for me, a significant part of my faith. This hub was written just to share the significance of each.
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64Passover or Pesach: A Repast with a Past
At dinner time on Monday 18 April 2011, Jewish children will partake of a special meal. There are four questions some may ask: "Why on this night do we eat only unleavened bread? Why do we eat only bitter...
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72the story of passover
Passover, the popular Jewish holiday, is celebrated in remembrance of the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt. “Pessach” was a time of renewal, a time of remembrance. One of the most important rituals to be followed at Seder is those of four questions that are to be answered by the youngest child at the table known as Ma Nishtana. It is a story of freedom and a celebration of Spring.
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