Watoto Tracy

Watoto 是非洲語,解作"小孩子".

I am a watoto.

逾越節晚餐（Seder）

網誌分類：天父爸爸 |

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網誌日期：2009-03-20 09:25

Dear Heavenly Father,

Last Sunday, we were happy to have our Seder at Yuan's home in memorial of your sacrafice of your beloved son, Jesus. This is one of my favourite tradition from the Bible as it strongly unites our church in a way that each of us will eager to participate. Honestly speaking, I am very familar with every procedures of the Seder; I know which part to hold my cup of wine, which part to sing the same song, which part to reamin silent or to pray. There is no suprises at all to me in the Seder yet still a remarkable moment for me. The Seder refreshes my gratitude towards Jesus who laid down his life for me after having his Seder a long time ago.

How would the Jews nowadays celebrate their Seder actually? Any differences from the way we did ours? I know that our church has amended the content of the Seder a bit due to cultural differences. As I know that you won't answer me back directly and promptly, so I did some research on the internet and found some interesting videos as belows for your pleasure, though you may have watched that already. I like the video which sings about the food of a Sedar and the traditional song called Dayenu, meaning "That would be enough".

Next time when I visit Israel again, if I could, I will cetaintly to do the below 3 things:
1/ buy a beautiful Seder plate.
2/ buy a packet of Matza (unleavened bread) --as we cannot make yummy matza even after many years of practises! And, a nice souvenirs too!
3/ ..........not yet think of......^^
(Kindly remind me by then)

Your daughter, Tracy

A beautiful Seder plate to place several symbolic foods