Sentences with HAGGADA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The haggada is a Jewish text that sets forth the order of the Passover Seder."
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"My family reads from the haggada during our Passover celebration."
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"The haggada contains prayers, rituals, and biblical stories related to Passover."
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"We followed the haggada's instructions to perform the Seder rituals."
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"The haggada provides a guide for the Passover meal."
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"I bought a beautifully illustrated haggada for this year's Seder."
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"The children enjoyed reading from the colorful haggada."
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"Reading the haggada is an important part of our Passover tradition."
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"The haggada tells the story of the Exodus from Egypt."
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"Every year, we pass down our family's old haggada to the youngest child."
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"The haggada recounts the plagues that befell Egypt."
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"We sang the traditional songs mentioned in the haggada."
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"The haggada includes explanations and commentaries on the Passover rituals."
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"Before the Seder, we study the haggada together as a family."
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"The haggada helps us remember the hardships our ancestors faced in Egypt."
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"The haggada invites us to reflect on the themes of freedom and liberation."
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"During Passover, Jewish communities often organize haggada readings."
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"We sang the Dayenu song as directed by the haggada."
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"The haggada presents the Hillel sandwich as part of the Seder plate symbolism."
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"The haggada's illustrations bring the Passover story to life."
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"My family reads the haggada together every Passover."
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"The haggada contains the story of the Exodus."
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"I bought a new haggada for this year's Passover Seder."
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"The haggada is a central text in the Jewish tradition."
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"We follow a specific order when reading the haggada."
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"The haggada includes prayers, songs, and rituals."
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"Each family may have their own unique haggada."
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"The haggada guides us through the retelling of the Exodus story."
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"Children often participate by reading sections of the haggada."
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"Can you lend me your haggada for tonight's Seder?"
