- (Hebrew: פְּסָחִים, lit. "Paschal lambs" or "P****overs"), also
spelled Pesahim, is the
third tractate of
Seder Moed ("Order of Festivals") of the Mishnah...
-
aside to be
eaten as a
dessert after the meal.
Based on the
Mishnah in
Pesahim 119b, the
afikoman is a
substitute for the P****over sacrifice,
which was...
- used when they were
enslaved in
Ancient Egypt, as
mentioned in
Tractate Pesahim 116a of the Talmud. The word
comes from the
Hebrew word for clay (Hebrew:...
- with a dead body or was on a "distant journey". As
elucidated in
Mishnah Pesahim (9:1–4) and its Gemara: The
definition of "distant journey" for this purpose...
-
Exodus 12:10
Exodus 23:18
Exodus 12:43
Exodus 12:45
Exodus 12:48
Pesahim 66b
Pesahim 64b Kitov,
Eliyahu (1997). The Book of Our Heritage: The
Jewish Year...
-
Retrieved 2024-03-30.
Minchat Chinuch 6:14 u'v'mitzvah
Mishna Pesachim 2:6
Pesahim 2:6 Thus
explained in
Rabbi Hai Gaon's
Commentary on
Mishnah Uktzin 1:2...
-
Yemenite ms. of
Megilla (in the
Library of
Columbia university), 1916;
Pesahim, 1913; Mo'ed Katon, 1920.
David E. Y.
Sarna (February 2, 2017). "Studying...
-
earlier variants to
textual readings of that Talmud, such as in
Tractate Pesaḥim 10:3 (70a),
which brings down the old Palestinian-Hebrew word for charoseth...
- (Hil.
Bikkurim 8:11);
Jerusalem Talmud,
Hallah 2:2;
Babylonian Talmud,
Pesahim 34a; ibid. 46a
Shulhan Arukh,
Yoreh De'ah § 69:6; § 69:16; § 69:19 Maimonides...
-
Nathan to
Mishnah Menahot 10:7 Rashi,
commentary to
Babylonian Talmud,
Pesahim 35a Linzer, Dov (20 May 2011). "Are Oats
Really one of the 5
Species of...
