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Can you explain the rites/passages/tradtions for each day of passover? Are these traditions laid out in the bible? Or are they handed dwon from generation-to generation?
Thanks.
The Torah includes many commandments for Jews concerning Pesach (Passover).
The key commands addressing your question would be as follows:
Shemos (Exodus) 12:15 – “But on the first day, you must clear your homes of
leaven.”
Shamos 12:18 – “At evening you shall eat matzah.”
Shemos 12:19 – “For seven days, no leaven shall be found in your homes.”
Shemos 13:8 – “You shall tell your son on that day (at the Seder – about the
miraculous way in which G-d pulled the Jewish Nation out of Egypt).
Regards, Eliahu Levenson
HOW WOULD I WRITE “SWEET PASSOVER” IN YIDDISH?
That would be “A zeisen Pesach”.
All the Best,
Rabbi Mordechai Dixler
Comment by ATR — April 10, 2006 @ 10:01 am