Haggada

The Haggada de Pessah (Hebrew: הגדהשלפסח) is old a Hebrew text used for the ceremony of the Seder during Pessa' H, the Jewish Passover. Haggada is old, it dates from the time of the Mishnah i.e. approximately two millenia.

Haggada tells the history of the Hebrew and their exile of Egypt. The contents come from the events told in the Old Testament, in the book the Exode. It is read during the Seder and contains the rites to be carried out during the ceremony.

Haggada of Bordeaux, appeared in 1813, is the first and the only one which handwritten, are enluminée and produced in France at the 19th century. It is accompanied by a translation as former French. She was written by Isaac Soreph and was illustrated by her Jacob brother at the time of the marriage of their nephew and wire, Isaac Soreph with Lea Levy Alvarès.

See too

  • the festival of Pessah

  • the meal of Pessah - Seder

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