Pesach in Egypt; The Departure
Laws which do not apply to Pesach of the Generations
Leaven was prohibited for One Day and Night: Pesachim 28b, 96a, 96a-96b
How they did the
Sprinkling of Blood
and
Burning on the Altar
: Pesachim 96a
Blood was sprinkled on the Lintel and doorposts, with a hyssop branch: Pesachim 96a
Whether the hyssop branch was bound up: Succah 11b, 33a
The Offering was consumed hastily: Pesachim 96a
The Offering was set aside on the Tenth of Nisan: Pesachim 96a
The Doorposts and Mantle [Lintel?] as witnesses to Gd's acquisition of the
Jews as avadim
: Kiddushin 22b
Laws which may have continued beyond that year
Eating it "Na" - partially cooked: Pesachim 96a
Prohibition against consumption by an
Uncircumcised Male
and an
Intentional Transgressor
: Pesachim 96a
Consumption by a
Eved Ivri
: Pesachim 96a
One who has household members or salves who are not circumcised: Pesachim 96a
The Departure
The taste of the
Manna
in the loaves which they brought out of Egypt: Kiddushin 38a
The role of donkeys in helping the Jews carry out property from Egypt - resulting in the mitzvah of
redeeming first-born donkeys
: Bechorot 5b
The mitzvah of
redeeming first-born donkeys
is beloved because of the help the donkeys provided when we left Egypt: Bechorot 13a
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