Golden Haggadah Collection

Illustration from the Golden Haggadah, 15th century
Illustration from the Golden Haggadah, a Spanish Hebrew manuscript. The Haggadah is used on Passover Eve to commemorate the escape from Egypt

Josephs brothers showing their father his bloodstained coat, 14th century
An illustration of Josephs brothers showing their father his bloodstoned coat, from the Golden Haggadah, a medieval Jewish manuscript from Spain, from the British Museums collection, 14th century

Joseph and Potiphars wife andJoseph in prison interpreting dreams, 14th century
Joseph and Potiphars wife and, below, Joseph in prison interpreting the dreams of the baker and the butler, from the Golden Haggadah, a medieval Jewish manuscript from Spain

GOLDEN HAGGADAH: MOSES. Moses burying an Egyptian who beat a Hebrew: illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

EXODUS: MOSES. Pharoahs daughter bring the infant Moses to her father. Manuscript illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

CHILD MOSES IN NILE. The finding of the child Moses in the Nile. Illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

THE PLAGUE OF FROGS. Illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

THE PLAGUE OF PESTILENCE. Illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

EXODUS: LEAVING EGYPT. Pharoah ordering the Israelites out of Egypt (Exodus 14: 8)
EXODUS: LEAVING EGYPT. Pharoah ordering the Israelites out of Egypt (Exodus 14:8). Manuscript illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, c1320

EXODUS: MOSES. Moses admonishing two shepherds (Exodus 2: 17
EXODUS: MOSES. Moses admonishing two shepherds (Exodus 2:17.) Manuscipt illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

THE CHILDHOOD OF MOSES. Manuscript illumination from the Golden Haggadah, Spain, 1320-30

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The Golden Haggadah, a remarkable 15th-century manuscript, takes us on a captivating journey through biblical stories with its stunning illustrations. Each page is adorned with intricate details that bring to life the tales of Joseph and Moses. In one illustration from the Golden Haggadah, we witness Joseph's brothers presenting their father with his bloodstained coat. The anguish on Jacob's face is palpable as he realizes the fate of his beloved son. Another scene depicts Joseph interpreting dreams while in prison, showcasing his remarkable gift bestowed upon him by God. One cannot overlook the heart-wrenching moment when Joseph is sold by his own brothers. The betrayal and sorrow are etched onto their faces as they part ways forever. These images serve as a reminder of the complexities within family dynamics and the consequences of envy. Moving forward in time, we encounter Moses burying an Egyptian who had mistreated a Hebrew slave—a powerful symbol of justice prevailing over oppression. We also witness Pharaoh's daughter rescuing baby Moses from certain death in the Nile River—an act that would change history forever. The Golden Haggadah further captures moments like finding young Moses floating amidst reeds along the riverbank—a miraculous discovery that would shape his destiny as a leader for generations to come. Additionally, vivid illuminations depict plagues such as frogs and pestilence ravaging Egypt—a testament to God's power during Exodus. As we approach Exodus itself, Pharaoh orders the Israelites out of Egypt after witnessing divine wrath unleashed upon his land—an event immortalized in this ancient manuscript. Furthermore, we see Moses admonishing two shepherds for mistreating their fellow men—an early glimpse into his role as a defender of justice even before leading his people out of bondage. Lastly, glimpses into Moses' childhood grace these pages—reminding us that great leaders often emerge from humble beginnings.