They stand in a great line of nonviolent revolutionaries, stretching back in the traditions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam to those who dared to smear blood on their doorposts and move through these wombs to rebirth themselves and break the birth waters to cross the Red Sea. ❋ Rabbi Arthur Waskow (2011)
We marked our doorposts with blood of the Korban Pesach (paschal lamb), we ate the lamb and had the first Passover seder. ❋ Unknown (2010)
But Hebrews were spared if they painted their doorposts with blood and the Angel of Death passed over them. ❋ Thomas Greanias (2010)
They see me stop to touch, with fingertips and a kiss, the oblong vessels nailed to our doorposts, and have a sense of what that means. ❋ Unknown (2010)
As was required of her, she ceremoniously daubed the doorposts with animal fat and affixed skeins of uncombed wool to them, rituals designed to guarantee wealth and plenty to herself and her new husband. ❋ Annelise Freisenbruch (2010)
Now is the time for distraught progressives to remember those words, to dwell on them, to tattoo them on their arms, or inscribe them on their doorposts: May the best ideas win. ❋ Daniel Cluchey (2010)
We could have slinky young women lounging against the doorposts. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Write them on the doorposts of your houses and on your gates. ❋ Michelle (2009)
What is written on my doorposts for my children to see? ❋ Michelle (2009)
The Passover involved the sacrifice and consumption of a young lamb, the blood of which was painted on the doorposts so that the death angel would pass over the houses so marked. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The Hebrews had to apply the blood of a slain lamb to the doorposts of their homes if they wanted their firstborn to survive. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Tonight the celebration of the killing of lambs, their blood dried to doorposts, horseradish jam on the table it took you a week to set. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The plaintiffs in the case are some condominium unit owners who have alleged that their condominium association repeatedly removed mezuzot, small unobtrusive objects that observant Jews place on their doorposts in fulfillment of Jewish law, from the doorways of Jewish unit-owners 'homes. ❋ Unknown (2009)
