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✍️ Comment the word PASSOVER to get the teaching videos and cheat sheets for the two main Seder songs 😃

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When talking about Passover plans, Israelis ask a very culturally specific question: /'e(y)-foh a-'tah ba-'khag?/ (when asking singular male) which translates to "Where are you in the holiday?" as the equivalent of the English "Where are you spending the holiday/holiday eve?"

This question is relevant to any holiday, & specifically referring to plans for the Seder— the ceremonial dinner on Passover eve, which marks the beginning of the holiday, for this particular occasion - you can just replace the word Holiday /khag/ with the word /'se-der/, turning the question into: /'e(y)-foh a-'tah ba-'se-der?/ when addressing a male in singular form. When addressing singular female, or a group of people, just match the mid word as I teach you in the video

Save this video to ask your Hebrew speaking friends and family where are they spending the holiday/seder, which is the most common question in Israel around this time of year

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Happy Passover! (חג הפסח (Hag haPesah)) to all my brethren who follow the Priestly calendar.

Shalom shalom to you and yours!

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To my fellow followers of #HaDerech (#TheWay) and the #Zadokite (#DeadSeaScrolls) calendar.

#Passover #Pesach will be on 2024-04-02 18:00 to 2024-04-03 06:00.

In Scriptural Calendar:
* Evening of 14th = 04-02 18:00; to
* Evening of 15th = 04-03 17:59.

Meanwhile, the Feast of #UnleavenedBread #ChagHaMatzot will be from 2024-04-03 to 2024-04-09.

In Scriptural Calendar:
* From the beginning of the day of 15th (sunrise) = 04-03 06:00 to
* the last evening hour of the 21st = 04-10 05:59, right before a new day begins.
* The 1st and 7th days are #HighShabbat days. No work like any other #Shabbat days.

Remember, a day (24-hour period) begins at sunrise or 06:00 (for easy reckoning), and ends until the next sunrise or 05:59 (for easy reckoning).

We observe the Feasts of YHWH because he commanded these, not because of rituals men told us to. It is fine if you stick to pure Torah instructions or if you want to add traditions, it is between you and The Most High. Just make sure you are not doing it as a ritual, otherwise, it is legalism. Do it because you want to obey The Most High. It was YHWH who commanded these, not men, and definitely not the Pharisees.

Have an amazing time with YHWH, The Most High!