The power of Thy mighty deeds didst Thou show forth wondrously on Passover. Chief of all festivals didst Thou exalt the Passover. Thou didst reveal to Abraham the Ezrahite the events of the midnight of Passover.
And ye shall say, A Feast of Passover
Thou didst rap at his doors during the heat of the day on Passover. He gave bright angels a meal of matzah cakes on the Passover. He ran to the cattle as a hint of Joseph the Ox, who will bring about Passover.
And ye shall say, A Feast of Passover
The people of Sodom were consumed in fire on a Passover. Lot escaped from their midst, and baked matzah at the end of Passover. Egypt’s land of Moph and Noph didst Thou sweep clean in passing through them on Passover.
And ye shall say, A Feast of Passover
God, the issue of first strength didst Thou bruise on the watchnight of Passover. Mighty One, over Israel’s firstborn didst Thou skip by the sign of the blood of Passover, that no destroyer might come into my doors on Passover.
And ye shall say, A Feast of Passover
Jericho, the well-locked city, was given up to the Israelites in the time of Passover. Midian was destroyed by a barley-cake from the Omer of Passover. The fat folk of Pul and Lud were burnt up in a blaze of fire on Passover.
And ye shall say, A Feast of Passover
Sennacherib would have stood at Nov that very day, but that there arrived the season of Passover. The palm of a Hand wrote to destroy Belshatzar’s deep-founded city on Passover. The lamp was lit and the table was set for the doom of the Desert by the Sea on Passover.
And ye shall say, A Feast of Passover
Hadassah (Esther) gathered an assembly for a three-day fast on Passover. Haman, head of the wicked house, didst Thou ruin on a fifty-cubit tree on Passover. These two in one moment, childless and widowhood, didst Thou bring to Utzith-Aram on Passover. May Thy hand be strong, Thy right hand exalted, always as on the sanctification night of the Festival of Passover.
And ye shall say, A Feast of Passover