On this night before the night of Passover, this one was fun to find:
"Beatus Qui Venit in Nomine Domini" means, Blessed is He who cometh in the name of the Lord.
I suppose you posted this to welcome the Prophet Elijah who comes the night of Passover to announce the coming of the Messiah! How poly-religious of you :)
A Zissan Easter, David, to you and your family (noto bene: "A Zissan Pesach" means A sweet Passover and is the traditional greeting.
David Wharton lives in Greensboro, North Carolina. He likes to blog about local historic preservation, architecture, city planning, and living in Greensboro.
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On this night before the night of Passover, this one was fun to find:
"Beatus Qui Venit in Nomine Domini" means, Blessed is He who cometh in the name of the Lord.
I suppose you posted this to welcome the Prophet Elijah who comes the night of Passover to announce the coming of the Messiah! How poly-religious of you :)
A Zissan Easter, David, to you and your family (noto bene: "A Zissan Pesach" means A sweet Passover and is the traditional greeting.
This was a lot of fun.
Thank you Sue! And the same to you and your family.
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