God explains the coming Passover to Moses and Aaron and tells them to prepare the Israelites, who are in captivity in Egypt.

Three Hundred Immigrants Feast in the Great Dining Room. The Feast of the Passover was celebrated in due form last night at Ellis Island by 300 Jewish immigrants, detained there awaiting inspection.

The Last Supper was a Passover Seder, the feast of unleavened bread. Jesus and the disciples are eating unleavened bread.

The ritual feast features foods which each have symbolic meanings relating to the exodus story. This includes matza - unleavened bread - which is typically eaten throughout the eight days because ...

This festival, which is also known as the "feast of unleavened bread," continues for eight days, and, with the exception of the New-Year feast and the Day of Atonement, is more generally observed ...

Scripturally, “breaking bread” refers both to the literal action of tearing bread apart (an act which we will learn has a deep spiritual significance) and to the more general activity of eating food, ...

This is the amusing moment excited Koi carp feasted on a naan bread. Mr Ma witnessed the school of colourful, vibrant fish eating the food in the pond that a local threw in the water in Xinjiang ...

Loaf warden, indeed. And Bread of Life, only you can satisfy the dearth of our deep spiritual need. Father, to end that famine, on the cross you ground up, kneaded, your dear, dear willing Son.

Some of them would have been preparing for the Jewish feast of Pentecost, which was one of the three great feats of Judaism. These three great feasts were the Festival of Unleavened Bread (Passover), ...

Here are food tips safety before you celebrate What is the most important food during Passover? The most important food during Passover is “matzah,” or unleavened bread.

In this letter, the festival of Unleavened Bread celebrated at the time of Passover is linked to Easter and the resurrection of Christ.