Les 14 étapes du Séder de Pessah
- Edmond Fleg
- 13 juil. 2023
- 2 min de lecture
1) Kadech
Récitation du Kidouch sur la première coupe de vin :
Barouh' Ata Ado-naye Élo-hénou Mélè 'h Haolam Boré pri Haguefen.
2) Our’hats
Lavez-vous les mains avant le Seder, sans prononcer de bénédictions
3) Karpass
On mange du céleri trempé dans l'eau salée
Et on récite la Béraha suivante :
Barouh' Ata Ado-naye Élo-hénou Mélè 'h Haolam Boré pri Haadama.
4) Ya' hats (division)
On prend la Matsa du milieu et on la casse en deux, un morceau plus grand que l'autre. On met de côté le plus grand morceau pour l'Afikomane. On remet le plus petit entre les deux Matsoth.
5) Maguid : récitation de la Haggada
On bois le 2ème verre, et on raconte la sortie d’Egypte, rappel des 10 plaies d’Egypte.
Barouh' Ata Ado-naye Élo-hénou Mélè 'h Haolam Boré pri Haguefen.
6) Ro'htsah (Ra'htsa) :
On se lave les mains avec la bénédiction.
7) Motsi - Matsah:
Bénédiction sur la Matsa que l'on découvre avant de la partager
Barouh' Ata Ado-naye Élo-hénou Mélè 'h Haolam Hamotsi Le hem Mine Haaretz
Barouh' Ata Ado-naye Élo-hénou Mélé 'h Haolam Achère Kidechanou Bemitsvotav Vetsivanou AI A Hilat Matsa
8) Maror :
Bénédiction sur les herbes amères
Barouh' Ata Ado-naye Elo-hénou Mélé 'h Haolam Achère Kidechanou Bemitsvotav Vetsivanou Al A'Hilat Maror
9) Korech :
On enveloppe comme un sandwich les herbes amères dans la Matsa, trempez-le dans la Harosset. Mangez-le en inclinaison sur la gauche.
10) Choul'hane Orekh :
Le dîner est servi !
11) Tsafoun :
On mange la Matsa cachée l'Afikomane.
Il est de coutume de ne rien manger ou boire après l'Afikomane.
12) Barekh (Berakh) :
Bénédiction d'action de grâce après le repas
13 - Hallel
On termine en récitant les psaumes de louanges du Hallel.
Nous buvons le 4ème verre de vin en s'inclinant sur la gauche
14 - Nitsa
Nous demandons à Hachem :
"Lechana Habaa Birouchalyim"
L'an prochain à Jérusalem!
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What a beautifully structured guide to the 14 steps of the Séder de Pessah! Reading through each étape — from Kadech to Nitsa — really highlights how this ritual is essentially a masterclass in structured storytelling, moving from remembrance to gratitude with such intention. It's fascinating how every gesture, from breaking the Matsa at Ya'hats to the bitter herbs of Maror, carries such layered meaning. Honestly, the Haggada's narrative flow could even inspire gcse speech ideas, since it models exactly how to take a complex historical event and make it emotionally compelling for an audience through symbol, repetition, and communal participation. The closing call of "Lechana Habaa Birouchalyim" is such a powerful rhetorical ending too — hopeful, collective, and unforgettable.…
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