The Haggadah is the guidebook for the Seder, the ceremonial meal of Passover. It includes prayers, biblical and rabbinic readings, as well as illustrations. Here's a look at our exhibit, “With a Mighty Hand: The Art and History of the Passover Haggadah,” which presents some of the most beautifully illustrated Haggadahs from the past 500 years. | Museum of the Bible

2.5K views · 148 reactions | In the last room of our exhibit, “With A Mighty Hand: The Art and History of the Passover Haggadah,” the most striking piece is a Haggadah that was done in a concentration camp in France during World War II. Watch as Dr. Emile Schrijver tells us the story. | Museum of the Bible | Facebook

1.9K views · 95 reactions | In the last room of our exhibit, “With a Mighty Hand: The Art and History of the Haggadah,” you will find twenty images that are a contemporary interpretation of the Haggadah. This is just one way, as suggested by Dr. Emile Schrijver, that engages a younger generation with this Jewish tradition. | Museum of the Bible | Facebook

2.5K views · 119 reactions | How much do you know about the Haggadah? Here’s a look at our exhibition “With a Mighty Hand: The Art and History of the Passover Haggadah.” Make plans to see this exhibit when the museum opens here: https://fal.cn/37Ksz. | Museum of the Bible | Facebook