Beginner's Guide to Passover | What Orthodox Jews Do to Celebrate Pesach
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2023
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Hi! In this video, I am sharing with you the things I wish I knew as a new convert about the Jewish holiday of Passover/Pesach and how it is observed as an Orthodox Sephardic Jew.
We cover the basics about Pesach, such as the history behind it and the reason we are celebrating, as well as the practical aspects of what mitzvot are performed (and how, and when) as part of Passover celebrations.
If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to post in the comments under the video. :)
LINKS
-To Read Exodus/Shemot;
www.chabad.org/library/bible_...
-Where to buy Pesach supplies, Haggadas, Machzorim;
www.judaicaplace.com/content/...
-Pesach Guides
Orthodox Union - oukosher.org/passover/the-ou-...
West Coast Rabbinical Court (Sephardic Pesach Guide)
www.beth-din.org
-Halachah of Pesach (Sephardic)
halachayomit.co.il/en/Halacha...
-How to Clean and Kosher for Pesach (Chabad, Ashkenaz)
www.chabad.org/holidays/passo...
VIDEO LINKS
How I Plan for Passover | 5 Beginner Tips | Jewish Orthodox Sephardic Traditions;
• How I Plan for Passove... 
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Chag Pesach Sameach!
I am going to start the process of converting to Orthodox Judaism. Please daven for my success. Baruch HaShem!
I think that pesach is daunting for everyone. Thanks for the reminder about the candle as I prefer a 72 hour one and I am out. Wishing you a happy and kosher pesach.
It can't be easy to find time to make a video with four young children, a newborn, and Passover preparations . So...thank you! I always learn something new or recall something I had forgotten.
Oh your baby is so precious! A big Mazel Tov and thank you for sharing him with us. Thank you for all your helpful content. And for the long burning candle reminder. I am on my journey to conversion and this yer will be my first with a group. Chag Pesach
Hope you had a good shabbos! I love the way you teach, you make it so easy and talk about what’s assumed basic knowledge by other creators. I’m converting and this is my first pesach since starting the process.
Another great video Jayelle.Your baby is beautiful.
Greetings from Antrim Northern Ireland.
Todah Rabah for your work. Your content is great and veryyyyyyy educational. Thank you for being some mindful to your non-Jewish audience, those who are not yet there. I am blessed to be a part of your YT community. B'ezrat HaShem !
Love it!! And super love the cameo appearance of little Yosef! Mazel tov on the new arrival and chag Sameach Pesach!
With five young children including a newborn, you do a wonderful job in letting others understand the holiday. So glad I have started cooking for the holiday. That’s you for the reminder of the long burning candle. I forgot. Back to the Kosher store to morning.
Your baby is so adorable. Congratulations to all. We hope to see him much more!!
Your baby is so precious.
Mazel Tov! and Chag Sameach 😊
Shalom Jayelle 😊
I'm officially now in the process of conversion to Orthodox Judaism. I was blessed to spend the Passover week at our local Chabad House. It was such a beautiful experience for me.
I am just starting out, so I didn't yet have to clean my entire house but G-d willing I will next year!!
Thank you again for all of your educational and very needed videos! I hope you and your family had a lovely Pesach! ❤❤
Jeanie, that is so exciting, I'm so happy for you! I'm really glad that my videos are helpful to you.
I hope your journey to Judaism will be smooth and easy, and I'm thrilled that I get to be a part of it! Mazal tov! 🤗🥂😘💗
Sweet baby boy 💚💙 Thank you Jayelle for this video
Chag Sameach! Hope you all have a 😅great Passover! Your little baby Yosef is so adorable! Mazel tov again!
Wonderful, I learned a LOT. Thank you for the post. This is great. This explains so much.
Chag Sameach!
Thank you, chag sameach!
Thank you for spelling our when you can cook and when you can not. With a day starting at nightfall I was confused especially the last few days.
Wow! I just stumbled upon your channel and it's such hashgacha protis!
I finished my geirus in 2016 before shipping off to seminary in Israel and it was been s u c h a journey! As a young frum mom who is still learning to juggle homemaking and child rearing while having temporarily limited access to a frum community, I've been looking for positive content like this for at least year.
I've recently become very interested in contributing as it seemed this niche wasn't so big.
It's wonderful to find you and I look forward to adding your yiras shamayim, Yiddishkeit-positive content to my repertoire of favorite Orthodox Jewish creators, along with the likes of Frum It Up, Jar of Fireflies, Sonya's Prep, and Living Chassidus.
Thank you for spreading more light and emes ❤
Thank you so much for your comment! I am so happy that Hashem arranged for you to find my channel! ☺️
Do you live in Israel still?
The niche is tiny, so if a channel is something you want to do, you definitely should, you have my full support!
Many blessings 💗
@@jayellealafi5797 i wish i did! I miss it, but admit that I've become a bit more accustomed to the gashmius comforts of the USA. That being said, who knows? Aliyah is on the table 😅
We're currently in Florida.
Much continued hatzlacha, by the way!
Thank you, you as well! 😊
Mazel Tov!! Chag Kosher VeSemach!
Thank you wonderful 👍🥰
Wow, thank you so much for sharing, super informative and also your baby us adorable, congratulations 🎉 God bless you and your family🙏🏾❤️
You are so welcome!
Thank you, very helpful!
Thank you, You are such a beautiful soul. Hashem loves you.
Thank you for this comment, Julie!😊
thank you for video jayelle. mazal tov yosef chai, and entire family. B"H another quality human being. for a world that needs it- Torah and mitzvas .(mitzvoat). B"H am yisrael chai. may Hahem bless you always. to all jewish viewers wishing you a kosher and sweet pesach (passover). to the rest
may you find peace in a relationship wit HaShem- G-d. the creator of the universe and everyone in it.
Love your comment, thanks Valerie! 🤗💗
JAYELLE THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS VIEDO WITH US IT WAS EXPLAINED VERY WELL I LEARN ALOT THE HAND MADE MATZOH MUST BE DELICIOUS I BOUGHT SOME GLUTEN-FREE MACHINE MADE ONES AND THAT BEAUTIFUL BABY IS THE PRECIOUS BABY THANKS 😊 ONCE MORE FOR THE LOVELY VIEDO 🥰🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝
Thank you! ❤
I eat hand Shmura Matzah, but KAJ under the Haddar brand and others claim to have machine Shmura Matzos too.
Thank you. You & your are beautiful & fascinating!
Wow, thank you! You're very welcome! 🤗
Hi I'm eating Montreal matzah. I love it.
Thankyou for information 👏👏
Only the Jew’s have endured more then any other people in the world. Daily attacks,hardship and yet Israel lives and that is a MIRACLE by
The Creator!!!
Yes, just as He promised them, BH. 😊
Thanks for this! Very good video
You are an amazing soul !!!
Thank you it's awesome
You're welcome 😊
Chag sameach and mazal tov ❤
Sweet baby 🥰❤️
chag sameach passover!
Do you mind doing a tour of the books you have on your shelf
I'd love to, that's a great video idea! 😊💕
We make a new fire to light the candles 18 minutes before Shkiah on April 5. Then we light the candles for the second day of Pesach after Tzeit Hakochavim on April 6. Does the candle on April 5 have to burn for 25 hours for the flame to be used to light a new candle on April 6?
Yes, that’s right.
Don’t forget to light another candle on April 6th to use for lighting your Shabbat candles on Friday evening (if your using the 26 hr candles) 18 minutes before Shkiah.
We like to have 2 long-burning candles lit just to be on the safe side, in case one goes out.
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Can we make a new fire on Friday night this year? Or it's must be from the fire before the Yom Tov started?
Wednesday night make a new fire, then Thursday night bring the old fire to the new candle, and on Friday night bring the Thursday's fire to the Shabbat candles?
Since Friday night is Shabbat it’s forbidden to light a new fire or even using one from an existing flame, but the first and second day of Passover comes out Wednesday and Thursday this year u can only use an existing fire, for the purpose of cooking, so this year the holiday of Passover runs into Shabbat, so prior the holiday, on Wednesday an Eruv Tavshilin needs to be done so the wife can cook/bake on Friday to have food for Shabbat
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We make a new fire to light the candles 18 minutes before Shkiah on April 5.
Then we light the candles for the second day of Pesach after Tzeit Hakochavim on April 6.
Does the candle on April 5 have to burn for 25 hours for the flame to be used to light a new candle on April 6?
Hi thanks for the video
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I have a question: Can we say "sworn/swear" casually?
I think you've made a "bump" in this video, in Israel you have ONE seder, not two. Only in the Diasparra, you have two seders, one day after another. Shalom ubracha. 🕯🕯 (I am from Israel, so I'd know...) I only had one Pesach in Spain and it was 500 years exactly after "Girush Spharad" 1492 AD.
What day do you sacrifice the lamb?
Baruch Hashem from🇬🇧🔯
היי
Hi Jayelle!
I've been watching your videos and others for some time, I have had a lot of interest in Jewish life since I was a kid
How do I convert? Who can I talk to?
Hi Amélie, here is two great websites for information on orthodox conversion.
1. judaismconversion.org
2.www.beingjewish.com/conversion/
Hope this will help you! 🤗
@@jayellealafi5797 Yes it definitely helps! thank you so much! You are a real inspiration for me!
How did you manage during the ice storm?
We were lucky! We never lost power, bH, and there was no property damage. Many people around us were affected though, a lot of tree branches fell down. That's Canada for you, hahaha. 😂
In my Torah studies, only 20 % of the Israelite left Egypt and followed Moshe.
What verse in Torah says that ?
Passover coincides with the Christian Easter? Or Easter coincides with Passover?
I have a question. Your family is Christian right? Do they celebrate the typical Christian holidays like Christmas and Easter, and if so, I'm assuming your family wouldn't celebrate it with them. With being a different religion than your family, when do you end up getting together and what do you do together? Just curious
Hi Kyla, great question. We do not celebrate any Christian holidays with my family. We do go to visit with them, just not during any holidays. We bring all our own food, dishes and toaster oven, panini grill, crockpot for cooking with. It's fun, we make it work. 😊
I wanted to participate in passover , but I was told by a rabbi that it is not for noah hides, What are your thoughts on that?
That it's not for Noachides. It's not one of the 7 mitzvos B'nei Noach.
You could go to a Seder, but we are not obliged to observe the Feast. ✡️❤️
Have I understood you that only if you are a practing Jew or converting, can you arrend a seder?
if you are invited or want to learn more i’m sure your local synagogue could host you??
Thank you.
Super-strictly speaking, yes. However, if you are invited or if a Shul has a Seder that is open to the public, you could go.
Passover, the central rite and symbol of Judaism, is based on the experience of the liberation of the Hebrew people from bondage in Egypt (Ex 12:1-15:21). It is called Passover both because the Lord passed over the homes of the Hebrews, sparing them from the death that came to the first-born in Egypt, and because the Hebrews passed over the Red Sea as if it were dry land. Passover celebrates God’s steadfast love and devotion to His people and their freedom in Him.
Throughout the rest of the Old Testament, Passover preeminently signifies God’s rescue and forging together of His chosen people, Israel. The Lord repeatedly brings this event to mind as He encourages and exhorts His people to return to their covenantal responsibilities (Jdg 6:7-10; 1Kg 10:17-19; Ps 80:10, 11; Jer 11:1-8; Mic 6:1-8).
Through His saving work, Christ becomes our Passover (pascha in Greek). Through Him we experience liberation from sin, death, and the devil. St. Paul exclaims, “Christ, our Passover, was sacrificed for us. Therefore let us keep the feast” (1Co 5:7, 8). He is the Paschal Lamb (Is 53:7; Jn 1:29; Rev 5:6-14) who gave Himself up in sacrifice “once for all” (Heb 10:10-14) to reconcile us with God. At every Pascha-“Easter”-the Church sings:
Today a sacred Pascha is revealed to us, a new and holy Pascha, a mystical Pascha, a Pascha worthy of veneration, a Pascha which is Christ the Redeemer.
In many typological details, the Passover of the Jews clearly points towards Christ as our Passover.
1. The Passover lamb, whose blood was smeared by the Hebrews on their doorposts in the sign of the Cross, was a male without blemish; Jesus was a male without blemish who died on the Cross.
2. The blood of the Passover lamb saved the first-born of the Hebrews from death; the blood of Christ saves all those believing in Him from eternal death (Rom 5:8-10; 1Pt 1:17-19).
3. The Passover lamb had none of its bones broken (Ex 12:10, 46); Jesus also had no bones broken as He was sacrificed (Jn 19:31-36).
4. The Hebrews escaped from the burden of slavery in Egypt by passing through the Red Sea; Christians pass “from Egypt, from the burden of sin,” being “set free and saved” through the waters of Holy Baptism (GrgNy). For in the waters of Baptism, we are “baptized into His death,” “crucified with Him,” and raised up “in the likeness of His resurrection” to “walk in newness of life” (Rom 6:3-11).
St. John Chrysostom marvels at the power of Christ’s blood:
If the type of it had such great power . . . in the midst of Egypt, when smeared on the doorposts, much more the reality. . . . if death so shuddered at the shadow, tell me how would it not have dreaded the very reality? This blood is the salvation of our souls; by it the soul is washed, and made beautiful and . . . more gleaming than gold (see Rev 7:13, 14).
Sustained and strengthened by the blood of Christ our Passover, we resume daily our journey to the eternal promised land, the promised kingdom to come.
The nt is fictional. John C. hated Jewish people. May HaShem forgive him.
I say this with lots of love dear sister ❤!!!!!!
The Kabbalah and talmud is not from Abba God Yahweh , only the Holy Tanakh is from Abba God Yahweh , Abba God Yahweh warned us in the Holy Tanakh not to add to Gods word and the kabbalah and the talmud add to Gods words , it doesn't interpret the word of God , it says things that completely different , it is from satan himself , read the Holy Tanakh on your own , you will notice the difference .
From Namrita
You can't understand the torah laws properly without Mishnah, Talmud, Shulkan Aruch, etc. so stop saying nonsense and leave this channel please.
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Obey the Noahide laws, please.