It symbolizes the lamb God commanded the Israelites to eat on the night of Passover.
100
The number of wine glasses put on the Seder table
What is 4
100
This is removed from all bread during Passover
What is "leven" or yeast (what makes the bread rise)
100
Before the Seder starts,the family sits around the table and ceremonially washes their hands with a special laver and towel. How did Jesus continue this tradition?
What is by washing the feet of his apostles.
100
The reason we have "spring cleaning"
What is the Jewish tradition of cleaning the house before passover, which is a spring holiday and the cleansing before meal itself.
200
This item on the plate symbolizes birth or new life
What is the hard boiled egg.
200
This "bread" is eaten with the meal
What is matzah.
200
The Lord commanded the Israelites eat there passover meal this way
What is standing up, ready to travel
200
In a Seder meal, the Jewish people are reminded of their deliverance from slavery. At the Last Supper celebration we are reminded of our deliverance from this.
What is sin, or our enslavement to evil.
200
After Jesus celebrated the Passover, he did this with his disciples.
What is went to Mt. Olive and prayed.
300
Maror, or the bitter herb, which recalls the bitterness of slavery
What is horseradish.
300
This part of the meal is usually performed by the women.
What is the lighting of the candles, or the Shabbat
300
How were the Israelites to prepare the lamb feast
What is slaughtering the lamb and spreading the blood on the door posts, then roasting.
300
Where in the bible would we find a retelling of the Last Supper?
What is the gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
300
It represents the blood of Jesus sacrificed for us like the blood of the lamb from Passover.
What is the wine at mass.
400
Charoset, the apple, nut and honey mixture, represents this
What is the mortar used by the Jewish slaves in building
400
The Matzah Tosh has how many pockets?
What is 3
400
The reason it is called the Passover Meal
What is death of the first born male would not happen to the Jewish people, they would be "passed over".
400
In church, we celebrate the last supper when we do this.
What is have communion/Eucharist
400
The "triduum" or set of three holiest holidays in the year.
What is Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday
500
The Karpas, or parsley, is dipped in salt water for this reason.
What is it represents the tears the ancestors shed in slavery.
500
Afikomen
What is the piece of Matza broken and hidden for the children to find.
500
"Haggadah", the book used for the Seder ceremony, means this
What is the "telling"
500
The time of day Holy Thursday mass is celebrated
What is in the evening, since Passover began at sundown.
500
This experience represents "the way" or path of remembering for those unable to travel to Jerusalem.