The Jewish Easter (Pessatch), which means “passage”, remembers the liberation of the Hebrew people from the slavery in Egypt. The party comes to mind Crossing the red sea And the devotee of the death of the death of the Hebrews, left his first child. The ceremony will take place PrimavaraMarking ExodusUsing bitter herbs and bread without yeast, indicating the difficulties faced in Egypt.
OS Jewish ritualsLike CedarBroadcast the importance of memory and the history of liberation to new generations. The party celebrates not only physical redemption, but also Spiritual renewal.
Christian Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, Represents a piece of eternal life from death. For Christians, Jesus is Easter LambHe who sacrificed himself to the salvation of humanity. The party is symbolic Success on sin and promise of new life.
Resurrection
Oh Tempo PascalFor Catholics, spread over 50 days, Resurrection to PentecostRecognized by existence Círio paschalThe symbol of Christ has increased. The Paschal whistle It is considered a very important prayer ceremony, which represents light success on the dark.
Despite the differences in the sense, two celebrations Easter Symbol Hope and recovery. However Jewish Easter Celebrate a People’s physical and spiritual liberationA. Christian Easter Celebrate a The promise of salvation and eternal life to all humanity.
Other religions
In ancient times, pagan cultures honored the goddess of Eastra, also known as Ostara, and he was a symbol of spring, fertility and rebirth. His name inspired the word Easter, which means Easter in English. In Germany, the ceremony is called Oyster.
For the followers of Spiritism, Easter refers to the spiritual evolution and a period of self -examination on the message of Jesus, separating itself from specific pods or customs. On the other hand, inside Afro-Brazilian religionsThe ceremony can be respected by some faithful Christian tradition, although it does not mean that it is unique in services.
In Islam, Christian Easter does not celebrate. However, it is common for Muslims to respect their Christian friends and family Easter tradition. In the years, which are similar to the Ramadan Easter period, this will be the time of fasting and prayer for Muslims.
