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Перевод: Passover

[существительное]
пасхальный агнец;
[имя собственное]
пасха еврейская

Тезаурус:

1. For example, the lamb in the passover celebration was not a sin offering; it was a communion offering.
2. Not only the new moon but the full moon too was regarded by the Hebrews as being of great religious significance, and the timing of Passover was determined by the first full moon on or after the spring equinox.
3. The singer was following an old tradition of adapting the ceremony to give it contemporary relevance, adding to the festival's famous "four questions" about the meaning of Passover a new and troubling one.
4. We read the story of the Passover in Egypt.
5. The approach to the city with the scriptural shouts evidently attracted the attention of the Passover crowds already in the city, as well as the disapproval of the religious leaders of the nation, to whose critical remarks Jesus retorted: "If these should be silent even the huge stones of the Temple walls would cry out."
6. So, for example, with regard to observance of the Passover, the pre-exilic ruling was for "thee and thy son", with no further qualification, to keep the feast, whereas in the exilic and post-exilic legislation the ordinance was modified to count only those who had been circumcised.
7. His deeper and more influential education was thereby commenced, based on the key concept of "oneness", which would be intensified by the traditional recitations and questionings the eldest son asks of his father at Passover and the other festivals, and by his presence from an early age in the synagogue.
8. At the Passover Eve meal the stories of the plagues are recited, and with each one a finger is dipped in a glass of wine and a drop of the wine let fall on to a plate.
9. A medieval rabbi makes a similarly significant comment on the Exodus plague stories and a part of the Passover Eve ceremonies.
10. One was a brief note from a girl in Duluth who wrote: "Please come and share Passover with me and my family.
11. Ms Alberstein's song is a powerful modern version of an ancient Aramaic ballad sung around the Passover "Seder" table by Jews celebrating the Exodus from Egypt.
12. Hyssop was a bush used to sprinkle the blood of the passover lamb slain in Egypt and also the blood using the the cleansing of a " leper's" house.
13. It occurs in John's Gospel chapter 13 and is linked to the Passover, like communion.