paschal lamb造句

• Cheese pascha is a traditional Easter dish made from tvorog ( farmers'cheese / curd cheese ), which is white, symbolizing the purity of Christ, the Paschal Lamb, and the joy of the Resurrection.
• The first piece of matzo commemorates the " Korban Pesach " ( Paschal lamb ), whose meat was eaten at the very end of the festive Seder meal in the days that the Temple stood.
• :See also Simnel cake and Paschal Lamb ( which sadly redirects to some theological thing rather than talking about a nice roast leg of lamb . adamsan 16 : 22, 7 January 2006 ( UTC)
• One such term which has survived into the modern era is " tafaska " " ewe for slaughter on the ( Islamic ) paschal lamb ( " qorb
  
  n Pesa %  " ) sacrificed during the festival.
• In modern times, when there is no paschal lamb, some Ashkenazi Jews have adopted the practice of emulating Hillel's example by making a sandwich of matzo and maror ( the " bitter herbs " : either lettuce, endive, or horseradish ).
• The historic " Paschal lamb " Passover sacrifice ( " korban Pesach " ) has not been brought following the Romans'destruction of the Second Jewish temple approximately two thousand years ago, and it is therefore still not part of the modern Jewish holiday.
• On what remains, there is a display of sculpture : large papier-mache skulls; two wolves locked in combat, one biting the throat of the other; and a Giacometti-like figure holding what appears to be a sacrificed Paschal lamb, a reference to the recent Orthodox Easter.
• The most explicit connection with the Old Testament is the idea of the Eucharist as a New Passover in which Christ serves as the paschal lamb whose body and blood, offered as a sacrifice in his Passion, effect redemption ( 1 Cor 5 : 7-8 ).
• During the existence of the Tabernacle and later the Temple in Jerusalem, the focus of the Passover festival was the Passover sacrifice ( Hebrew " korban Pesach " ) also known as the " Paschal Lamb " eaten during the Passover Seder on the 15th of Nisan.
• On the night of the paschal lamb, all the winds of the world were blowing through paradise, carrying away its perfumes and imparting them to Moses'lamb so that the odor of it could be detected at a distance of forty days ( Exodus Rabba xix . 6 ).
• The tradition of eating lamb at Easter is symbolic, the Paschal Lamb eaten at the Last Supper " prefigured symbolically Christ, " the Lamb of God ", who redeemed the world by the shedding of His blood " . talk ) 16 : 58, 17 April 2014 ( UTC)
• The arms of the borough are Arg . a Paschal lamb proper in base a Maltese cross Az . on a chief embattled of the last between two keys in saltire wards upwards Or and a saltire couped Arg . a plate charged with a dagger point downwards Gu.
• This theme is most strongly expressed in Isaiah's fourth Servant Song, which describes a new paschal lamb ( Is 53 : 7 ) whose life is " poured out " for the " sin of many " ( Is 53 : 12 ) in a New Exodus ( Is 52 : 11-12 ).
• The second piece commemorates the matzo that was eaten together with the meat of the Paschal Lamb in the days of the Temple, in fulfillment of the Torah commandment, " They shall eat [ the Passover lamb ] together with matzo and maror " ( Orthodox Jewish circles, women and girls do not lean ).
• Other sacrifices, on the contrary, called " % agigah, " which were offered together with the paschal lamb, were omitted if the eve of the Passover fell on a Sabbath, or if the sacrifice was offered in a state of uncleanness, or if the number of participants was so small that they could not consume all the meat.
• The fact that the paschal lamb might be killed only at the central sanctuary of Jerusalem, on the other hand, implies that each household was but a member of the larger community; this is indicated also by the national character of the sacrifice, which kept alive in the memory of the nation the preservation and liberation of the entire people.
• According to the same midrash, Pharaoh prevented the Hebrew slaves from performing the rite, but when the Passover time came and brought them deliverance, they underwent circumcision, and mingled the blood of the paschal lamb with that of the Abrahamic covenant, wherefore ( Ezek . xvi . 6 ) God repeats the words : " In thy blood live !"
• Hardman & Co . made the Monumental brass marking Barry's tomb in the nave at Westminster Abbey shows the Victoria Tower and Plan of the Palace of Westminster flanking a large Christian cross bearing representations of the Paschal Lamb and the four Evangelists and on the stem are roses, leaves, a portcullis and the letter B ., beneath is this inscription: