Happy Passover to all who honour/celebrate!?
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Thank you. Happy Passover to you. My favorite part is when my 22 year old son gets excited about the bitter herbs his 91 year old grandfather makes every year. In the service I enjoy singing Chad Gad Yah
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Is not passover also the first day of unleavened bread?\n\nI suggest getting some matza (sp) for the Seder.\n\nAlso thing of something that you would like to be lead out of, free of, and surrender that to God. He will help you work on that.\n\nThe other Jay pretty much covered the rest.\nJesus (Y'shua) is the reason for the passover.
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Happy Happy Birthday We're really glad you came.\nSo, have a Happy Birthday from the Yahoo Answers gang! Yeah!!!
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Yes, as I served I was heartened to see people take service members into their home for a more "home cooked " feel to the day. I never saw the religious nature people are posting - this is never been like this for my family, weird, being Roman Catholics, but then my father also served in Korea. Sad people can't just be thankful to be among family, and friends. That's enough for me. I thought all the lawyers established GOD as not being of one religion but of them all? That's how I live. \nSo, I am thankful to be American. To have a healthy family, and good friends. \nI hope you all have a wonderful day! \n\nP.S. \nDid anyone see the History channel shows on the Macy's Parade and Holiday Food?
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Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays
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Happy Hannukah, Happy Chanukah, Happy Holidays, are all appropriate.  The first two refer to the 8-day Jewish celebration.\n\nMy best friend of 30 years, a teacher, is of the Jewish faith.  Receiving a gift with "Happy Hannukah" on it makes it more  special as the student took the time to remember his/her teacher is not Christian.  \n\nYour gift to your Jewish professor will coincide with the gifts you are planning to give to your Christian professors, as Chanukah in 2006 begins at sundown on December 15 with the first full day of this Jewish celebration on December 16.
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B"H\nIf you mean, "Do people from Israel celebrate their birthday?" then, some do and some don't.\n\nThe Lubavitcher Rebbe encouraged celebrating one's birthday as a special time of prayer and self improvement.  Some good ways to celebrate one's birthday are: inviting friends over for a meal, involving yourself in community service, and making resolutions for your growth in the coming year.
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thay deserve it!~!! ♥
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That's funny:))please everyone has done something wrong in their life...And the Jews have taken the Palestinians land,tear down their houses,are killing Palestinians everyday and they say they never done nothing wrong...LOL
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MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY HOLIDAYS to you and everyone, make it a good one people!
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That is great to honor her that way.  If others ask, tell them that.  Show that you are happy for knowing, or remembering great times and celebrate that.
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I AM AND I AM THANK FULL TO GOD FOR HIS GIFT TO US!\n\n\n\n\n\n"A man's pride shall bring him low: but honour shall uphold the humble in spirit." Proverbs 29:23
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Happy Birthday & thanks for all you do & have done!!!
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Personally, i love and respect everyone as long as they return the favor. :)
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS, THOSE THAT KNOW, DO.\n                                  THOSE THAT UNDERSTAND, TEACH.\n                                    BHANU V. RAVAL. GOD BLESS YOU.
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I have never taken part in the Jewsih feast of passover as much as I would LOVE to.\n\nI have experienced passover in the sense that I believe the passover lamb perfect and spotless was sacrificed for me...Jesus.\n\nThanks for the question,\n\nDavid
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I am thankful for the exact same things! With all due respect to our Lord, Jesus Christ. Happy Thanksgiving!