On the evening of March 25, people around the world will begin the Passover holiday. They will sit down for a Passover meal known as a seder, with small book known as a hagaddah, describing the rituals and blessing of the meal, and telling the great story of the journey from slavery in Egypt to freedom in the Promised Land. Here are ten things to know about Passover. If you’d like to know more or have questions comments, feel free to leave them below (and don’t miss the free gift at the end)!

Rabbi Evan Moffic writes the "Truths You Can Use" blog for Beliefnet.