A miriam s cup is a new ritual object that is placed on the seder table beside the cup of elijah.
Miriam s cup.
Miriam s cup is linked to the midrash of miriam s well described as a rabbinic legend that tells of a miraculous well that accompanied the israelites during their forty years in the desert at the exodus from egypt.
Some modern orthodox jews have revived an ancient custom of.
Miriam s cup is filled with water.
Sometimes after the second cup of wine is consumed the seder leader will ask everyone at the table to pour some of the water from their glasses into miriam s cup.
Putting a miriam s cup on your table is a way of making your seder more inclusive.
Miriam cups are a modern feminist tradition celebrating miriam s heroism in the exodus narrative as well as highlighting the contributions of all jewish women toward their nation s redemption.
Miriam the sister of moses is thus associated with the ongoing redemption represented by water in the.
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Miriam cup amy klein reichert cast and hammered silver 1997 we raise this cup to celebrate the legacy of miriam.
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Miriam s cup emphasizes the importance of miriam and the other women of the exodus.
Putting a miriam s cup on your table is a way of making your seder more inclusive.
It serves as a symbol of miriam s well which was the source of water for the israelites in the desert.
Miriam s cup is filled with water.
We say the following prayer.
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Miriam s cup is a symbol of all that sustains us through our own journeys.
Miriam s cup miriam s cup has become part of the seder ritual only in the last few years but its origin lies in the midrash which says that miriam s well accompanied the israelites throughout the wil derness until miriam s death.
The way miriam s cup is used varies from family to family.
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It serves as a symbol of miriam s well which was the source of water for the israelites in the desert.
Miriam s cup at the seder.
I see miriam s cup as a profoundly important corrective of a previously misperceived unbalanced story and a long overdue recognition of a woman who like many jewish daughters has always taken.
A miriam s cup is a new ritual object that is placed on the seder table beside the cup of elijah.
Miriam s cup is passed around and everyone adds some of their own water to this cup.
And today miriam s cups or a large kiddush cup designated as hers grace the seder tables of thousands of jewish families and institutions.
Many place their miriam cups beside elijah s cup and fill it with water to commemorate the well of miriam which.
