haggadot造句

• About half as many Passover books were displayed, but even aside from the child-friendly Haggadot that set out the Seder ritual, books with a distinct religious element far outnumbered those without.
• In later life he became noted as a collector of haggadot, books containing Passover stories read during the Seder meal, many of which he obtained from old bookstores and synagogues while traveling in Europe.
• The Passover story, with its ever timely theme of liberation from bondage, has begotten thousands of Haggadot, including specialized versions for feminists, vegetarians, hippies, gays, lesbians, Christians and ecumenicals.
• It was on the verge of that tragedy, however, that the most powerful images of the Passover struggle of good and evil, slavery, arrogance, bloodshed and retribution, seemed to fill the Haggadot.
• It is not uncommon, particularly in America, for haggadot to be produced by corporate entities, serving as texts for the celebration of Passover, but also as marketing tools and ways of showing that certain foods are kosher.
• In the 1980s dozens of homemade Tu biSh vat liturgical books or haggadot modeled after the Passover seder were being used around the country to celebrate trees and to talk about local and national environmental issues, the earth and ecology.
• The copperplate engravings illustrating one of the most pictorially influential Haggadot, printed in Amsterdam in 1695, turn out to be reworkings by a convert to Judaism from Christianity of a Swiss Christian artist's engravings of events from biblical and Roman history.
• The earliest known Haggadot produced as works in their own right are manuscripts from the 13th and 14th centuries, such as " The Golden Haggadah " ( probably Barcelona c . 1320 ) and the " Sarajevo Haggadah " ( late fourteenth century ).
• The unified publishing company, situated in 7 Nowolipki St ., published works of the greatest Yiddish and Hebrew writers, historians and pedagogues, as well as a series of Haggadot and artistic Shana tova ( Happy New Year ) greeting cards, which enjoyed success.
• Among his typesetters who worked on the " Amarot lehorot " ( 1698 ) and the responsa " $ awwot Ya飏 " were two Christians : Christian Nicolas and John Kaspar Pugil . ( 2 ) That of Blasius Ilsnerus, who printed in 1682 the " $ iddushe Haggadot " of Samuel Edels.
• His niece, Katharine Graham, in her memoir Personal History, described her uncle as a " difficult man with a big ego . " He and Florence also named the Blumenthal Rare Book and Manuscript Library, which contains rare and illustrated books, manuscripts, Haggadot, as a resource for scholarly research.
• Shibbolei ha-Leket states that " Ha Lachma Anya " was instituted in Israel, while the Malbim and Haggadot added the phrase " we left Egypt hastily " ( " biv'hilu yatsanu m'mitsrayim " ) at the beginning of " Ha Lachma Anya ".
• In " Haggadah and History " ( Jewish Publication Society, 1975 ), a survey of printed Haggadot from the collections of Harvard University and the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi shows that despite a relatively unchanging ritual of the Seder, Haggadot were always interacting with changing cultural environments.
• In " Haggadah and History " ( Jewish Publication Society, 1975 ), a survey of printed Haggadot from the collections of Harvard University and the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi shows that despite a relatively unchanging ritual of the Seder, Haggadot were always interacting with changing cultural environments.
• Much has been made of the politically radical, feminist, vegetarian, even Disneyfied Haggadot ( " The Prince of Egypt " ) that have been published in recent years, along with " family " versions oriented toward children, versions illustrated with illuminations from medieval Jewish manuscripts, versions accompanied by scholarly or literary commentary.
• It apparently contains no Babylonian haggadot, and, although in i . 3 ( = ii . 4 ) it gives the haggadic interpretation of I Chron . iv . 22, which is also found in B . B . 91b, it may be seen that the source in the latter treatise is a baraita and not a Babylonian haggadah.
• Zarza was the author of the " Me3or $ ayyim, " a philosophical commentary on the Pentateuch ( 1368; printed Mantua, 1559 ), and of the " Miklol Yofi, " a philosophical commentary devoted to the haggadot found in both Talmudim and divided into 151 chapters and seven parts ( Neubauer, " Cat.
• The Midrash " Bereshit Rabbah Major " or " Bereshit Rabbah Rabbati ", known through quotations by Raymund Martin in his " Pugio Fidei, " has many haggadot and haggadic ideas which recall very strongly Moses ha-Darshan's teachings; it is claimed by Zunz that the midrash was actually the work of Moses.
• Starting with Isa . xliii . 9 ( " Let all the nations be gathered together, and let the people be assembled : who among them can declare this, and show us former things ? let them bring forth their witnesses, that they may be justified " ), he delivered the following homily, perhaps the longest and most connected of all haggadot : ( Ab.
• Reissued in 1997, Yerushalmi's book, with 200 black-and-white plates from four centuries of Haggadot, shows the remarkable continuity in illustrated Passover themes : the pre-Passover search with candle and feather to remove all minute crumbs of anything leavened, people baking matzo, the 13 stages of the Seder celebration, the 10 plagues inflicted on Pharaoh's Egypt, the 4 questioning sons ( wise, wicked, simple and unable even to ask the question ).