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발을 씻어주는 것은 저도 한번 해봐야 겠습니다.
아니, 시켜봐야 겠습니다. 우리 남편한테...흐흐흐,..,.^^
그런데 프렛젤이라 함은 그거 부시가 잡수시다가
골로 갈뻔한 그 과자 맞지요...?
좋은 정보 감사합니다... 해석 제 실력으로는 다 안됩니다만
부활절 까지 시간이 있으니 쉬엄 쉬엄 해보지요, 뭐.^^
연희맘님의 글입니다.
> SYMBOLS OF EASTER (부활절의 상징)
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> EASTER EGG
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> EASTER LILY & OTHER FLOWERS
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> CROSS
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> EASTER BUNNY
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> LAMB & OTHER FOOD (PRETZELS, HOT CROSS BUNS)
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> 부활절의 상징으로 이렇게 많은 것들이 있었네요.
> 그리고 하트모양의 pretzels(비스킷)을 구워먹기도 합니다.
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> EASTER CUSTOMS (부활절의 풍습)
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> FOOT WASHING (발 씻어주기)
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> During Christ's time, people wore sandals and had to walk many miles each day on dusty road. It was courtesy and respect for a servant to wash the feet of guests when they arrived. Jesus washed the feet of all his disciples the night before he was crucified. This gesture was to show his disciples that he was their servant and he respected them. It was also to show them that in order to be good leaders, they must show respect to their followers and be willing to serve.
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> Kings and Lords during medieval times followed Jesus' example. They did this by washing the feet of twelve of the poorest men in their kingdom on the Thursday before Easter. In England, it was custom for kings and queens to wash the feet of as many poor people as they were in years old. This custom is still practiced by Queen Elizabeth today.
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> MAKING AN EASTER EGG TREE (부활절 계란 나무 만들기)
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> The making of an Easter tree is an old custom in Germany, Holland and some other European countries. They brought this custom to the United States when they came. Days before Easter, these Europeans would bring in bare branches and put them in a pot filled with earth. The children will then decorate them with decorated empty eggs. They did this by emptying the eggs, dyed them and then used ribbons to tie and hang them on the bare branches. The bare branches symbolize death while the eggs are a symbol of life.
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> EASTER EGG HUNTING (부활절 계란 사냥)
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> Easter egg hunt is common all over the world. Eggs are hidden by adults and the children hunts and collects them. The one with the most eggs is the winner.
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> EASTER EGG ROLLING (계란 굴리기)
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> This custom was started in Europe a long time ago. Contestants rolled their eggs on gentle slopes toward the finish line at the bottom of the hill. The first unbroken egg over the line is the winner. An annual egg roll was started in the United States during President Andrew Johnson's period. The White House south lawn now is the site of the Easter Monday Egg Roll. Many children participate in this yearly event.
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> 부활절을 앞두고 한번 읽어 보자는 의미에서 썼습니다.
> 부활절의 풍습으로 egg rolling와 저녁에는
> 아이들에게 foot washing을 해주고 또한 부모의 발을 씻기게 하면서
> 부활절의 의미를 기억해 보는 것도 의미가 있겠군요.
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