Passover Poems - Poems about Passover

First off, Jacob was married to both Leah and Rachel when he was 84 years old and Israel will be 84 years old in 2032. The tribulation is referred to as both: The time of Jacob's trouble + the 70th week of Daniel. What we are now witnessing 'is a precursor to the seven year tribulation...

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Two full cups of wine even before we dine Two more later, raised in song What could go wrong ~ ...

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You shall say to the master of the house (Luke 22:11 NKJV) So you may eat and drink at my table (Luke 22:30) Covenant is His blood, poured out for us. (Luke 22:20) I love you, I am willing and able. I hold these blessings of Joy as I should, I take thine body and blood, it blesses. I will taste...

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JUST LIKE ANY OTHER DAY January 1st, a canvas of contradictions Special ointment, blessings, and expectations A night before, a crossover, a threshold to eternity Or just a mere tradition, a philosophy of men? In the grand tapestry of time, what sets it apart? A biblical significance, a divine spark? Or just a faint echo of a long-forgotten past? The Passover feast,...

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~ Rapid Rap-style Chant ~ Pass over, Pass over, pass out Pass over, Pass over, pass out Drink the four cups of wine Now your eyes don’t align Pass over, Pass over, pass out Pesach ‘n Matzo ‘n Marror ...

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23 April 2024 8:57 PM Suffer the little children to come unto me Today was a passover Yeshua would have made a top memory A great log house alive with goats and fowl Two little dogs playing sniff and growl Seven little children faces all aglow Running and playing in their own fun and show Sitting round the passover table...

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~~~Happy Passover to All Jewish Poets~~~~ This Passover, recalls the Exodus! Let us never forget all those innocent i, 200 lives taken, on October 7th, 2023. Pray for all Jewish students in all universities as they try to learn under hatred from ruthless groups, who are nothing more than antisemites. Pray for Israel and all...

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Questions asked Answers attempted Lively discussions Hebrew, English; Yiddish, Russian Flatbread matzo served Cups of grape juice downed Wine no longer a Passover staple Matzos round; no more 'squares' around Come midnight weary, most retire ...

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With springtime now upon us, If your town has lots of Jews, The supermarket has some foods You might have need to use. For Passover’s approaching And the holiday demands No bread nor pasta be consumed; Thus, stores have made their plans. A special section’s filled with All the substitutes we need To serve at Seder time, just like The ancient texts decreed. There’s matzoh meal,...

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I've called you here to break with me this bread, to drink sweet wine and eat of peppered cod None here a servant, each a friend, instead Find on this board the boundless love of God Come! Sit beside me now and eat thy fill, while I wash from thy feet the earth you've trod Though most here are intended...

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I Never one to shackle one with the past Yet humans use words to distort Time, our guilt or responsibility In that sense, the Past is a scapegoat An escape route, and inconsistent ally: If one has/ had parents, one has a past And we give it life with our names ... When we use any names, biological Or anthropological, or political (Malcolm X)...

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(From the musical "On Eagles' Wings." This is the lullaby for Passover night.) Mother 1: Be still, my child, go to sleep The night is dark, but dreams are sweet My child, take rest from fear and dread And relish all your dreams instead Though life is harsh, your dreams can be As sweet as the world used to be Be not afraid...

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-From the Passover musical that I wrote, "On Eagles' Wings"- Allow me just to dream this once Of things of life, of things of love Allow me just to sing one song Of if I could escape from wrong Of children playing, dancing, laughing In a home and land their own Of if we would no more know hunger For we’d reap what...

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bitter is the night before Passover tomorrow we celebrate message came from on high...

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