Passover, one of Judaism's most revered holidays, honors the ancient Israelites' freedom from slavery in Egypt.
First of all - the huge majority of Haredim and Orthodox Jews have no part of this Messianistic movement. These are fringe groups, but they are capable of bringing disaster to the Jewish people as Messianism always have brought, starting with the Jewish ...
Why do Christians Celebrate Easter? Easter marks the triumphant victory of Jesus Christ over death and the grave, demonstrating His power to conquer sin and offer eternal life to all who believe in Him. We celebrate Easter because not only did our Lord conquer death, but withou...
Passover at Disney: Why Some Jews Are Traveling for the HolidayA small but growing number of Jewish people might not celebratethe ancient rituals ritual of...Schouten, Lucy
Passover is the holiday when Jews throughout the world get together to celebrate the exodus from Egypt. It’s a time when we reflect on what it means to be free and we retell the Passover story, themagid, as a way to provoke new questions, to educate the youngest ...
change the fact that it is an important day for the Jewish community. Celebrations are still held within Jewish communities around the world, and some organizations are allowed to close to fully celebrate. InIsrael, it is not considered a public holiday, although schools do close for the day....
The launch date of the Zionist invasion of Iraq was Purim of 2003, and the mission goal was to capture Baghdad in order to celebrate Jewish Passover in the main presidential palace of Saddam, which the press had pilloried as the megalomaniac “new Nebuchadnezzar”. Add to this, however, th...
Why do the Jews hate Jesus Christ so much that they stop their ears from hearing about Him, and now stopping everyone else’s ears as well? I will tell you.The Jews hate Jesus Christ because they do not like being in a position of “weakness.” For one to come to Jesus Christ he ...
No date is given in the Bible, so why do we celebrate it on the 25th December? The early Christians certainly had many arguments as to when it should be celebrated! Also, the birth of Jesus probably didn't happen in the year 1 but slightly earlier, somewhere between 2 BCE/BC and 7 ...
We eat together when we celebrate, and we eat together when we grieve; we eat together when a loved one is preparing to leave, and we eat together when the loved one returns. We solve our problems over the family dinner table, conduct our business over the executive lunch table, ...