If it's Tuesday, it's time to join Shannon at The Cozy Home Scenes.
When holidays occur around the house it is very meaningful to our family to have certain items that then become family heirlooms filled with the loving memories of years gone by... when the family gathered around them for special purposes.... I am thinking this morning of our Passover dinner...Our daughter gave us this beautiful pewter Seder plate a couple of years ago ...such a wonderful treasure to pass down through the generations....
When holidays occur around the house it is very meaningful to our family to have certain items that then become family heirlooms filled with the loving memories of years gone by... when the family gathered around them for special purposes.... I am thinking this morning of our Passover dinner...Our daughter gave us this beautiful pewter Seder plate a couple of years ago ...such a wonderful treasure to pass down through the generations....
Then a few years go when our family started realizing how important it was for Christians to reconnect with our Jewish roots and heritage... I mean after all we are grafted into David's line.....joint heirs with Christ, who himself celebrated the old festivals... anyway... I found this wonderful bronze candlabra which reminds me of but isnt exactly like a Mennorah...
It has one more light that I liken to the Light of Christ... We use this at all the Christian holidays and it is a blessing to our family..
Items like these make our home cozy,as loving sentiments attachment themselves to them over the seasons of our life together.
Just beautiful! Love the Seder plate and the would be Mennorah, it works! Visiting from Cozy Home Scenes party.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for that nice introduction to this post. I'm glad to have you at my party. I think it is wonderful that we can respect and enjoy holidays other than the ones connected with our own religion. Your Seder plate is so nice to use now and pass along to the family later. The candlabra looks pretty on your table and I like the significance. Have a wonderful week, Schotzy!
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