Jesus the Jew And Other Addresses
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Because there was not sufficient time for the dough of our ancestors to leaven when they were thrust out of Egypt, " after which the master of the house pointing to the greens of horseradish in another dish, said: "This bitter herb, wherefore do we eat it? Because the Egyptians embittered the lives of our ances- tors in Egypt with cruel bondage. " Then fol- lowed the breaking of two unleavened cakes — every one at table receiving a piece of each — which were eaten after the reciting of a prayer... So 1F6 tbe /iDeaslab Iffet to Come?
praising God as the King of the universe who brings forth bread from the earth.
The master of the house then took from another dish some bitter herbs, dipped them into a mixture of almond and apples worked up to the consistence of mortar, and, passing a por- tion to each one present, recited a benediction praising God for sanctifying Israel with the com- mandment to eat bitter herbs.
Then came the eating of horseradish, which was partaken of by the master and all present ; a small portion of the same being placed be- tween two parts of unleavened cakes and passed around to each and eaten after all had repeated the Talmudical statement of the pascal arrange- ments according to Hillel, who, during the time of the Temple, on the festival of Passover did likewise eat bitter herbs with unleavened cakes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because there was not sufficient time for the dough of our ancestors to leaven when they were thrust out of Egypt, " after which the master of the house pointing to the greens of horseradish in another dish, said: "This bitter herb, wherefore do we eat it? Because the Egyptians embittered the lives of our ances- tors in Egypt with cruel bondage. " Then fol- lowed the breaking of two unleavened cakes — every one at table receiving a piece of each — which were eaten after the reciting of a prayer... So 1F6 tbe /iDeaslab Iffet to Come?
praising God as the King of the universe who brings forth bread from the earth.
The master of the house then took from another dish some bitter herbs, dipped them into a mixture of almond and apples worked up to the consistence of mortar, and, passing a por- tion to each one present, recited a benediction praising God for sanctifying Israel with the com- mandment to eat bitter herbs.
Then came the eating of horseradish, which was partaken of by the master and all present ; a small portion of the same being placed be- tween two parts of unleavened cakes and passed around to each and eaten after all had repeated the Talmudical statement of the pascal arrange- ments according to Hillel, who, during the time of the Temple, on the festival of Passover did likewise eat bitter herbs with unleavened cakes.
What to read after Jesus the Jew And Other Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Weinstock to read onlineMoreLess
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