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easter in russia The Bright Resurrection of Christ. Established in honor of the resurrection of Jesus Christ in the I century is celebrated by Christians. Date the first Sunday after the full moon, coming no earlier than the day of the conditional vernal equinox on March 21.

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the history of the holiday Many years ago on this day, a great miracle happened on earth, which gave people hope for eternal life. The son of God, Jesus, was crucified on the cross for the sins of men. On the third day after his death, he was resurrected.

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the easter lamb the tradition of cooking lamb for Easter appeared during the Old Testament, before the exodus from Egypt, when the Jews were instructed by God to anoint the doorposts with lamb's blood in order to avoid the 10th execution. The animal itself had to be fried and completely eaten that night in the circle of loved ones, and the remains had to be burned before dawn. easter egg the custom of painting eggs at Easter appeared in memory of the miracle of Mary Magdalene. She appeared to the Emperor Tiberius and told him that Christ had risen. As a gift, the woman brought an ordinary chicken egg as a symbol of life. Tiberius did not believe it and said: "The egg will turn red sooner than the dead man will come to life!" And immediately the egg presented by Maria turned red. Tiberius, shocked, exclaimed: "Truly Christ is risen!"

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Easter cake after the Resurrection, Christ came to the disciples during their meals. In the tabernacle of Moses there was a table offering loaves, where the disciples carried yeast bread along with a peaceful sacrifice of gratitude for Christ. So there was a tradition. And in each family they began to bake their own bread for Christ. When we put a cake on the Easter table, we believe that the risen Christ is present with us. cottage cheese easter easter, sweet cottage cheese with various additives. Easter is laid out in the form of a truncated pyramid and symbolizes Golgotha — the place of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.