Pesachim ( tractate)

Pesachim is a tractate of the Talmud that focuses on the laws and customs surrounding Passover (Pesach), a significant Jewish holiday commemorating the Exodus from Egypt. It covers the preparation for the holiday, including the prohibition of leavened bread (chametz), the significance of matzah, and the rituals of the Passover Seder. The text discusses the timing of the festival, how to properly observe it, and the various sacrifices historically offered in the Temple. Overall, Pesachim provides essential guidance on how to celebrate Passover while adhering to Jewish legal traditions.