There are many different types of Haggadahs available to suit all types of Jewish observance found throughout the world today. Matzah Three Matzahs are placed on the Seder table and covered. Thus, representing all the Jews that were redeemed from Egypt. Today, a fourth matzah, the Matzah of Hope is included on the table to remind us of the people all over the world yet to be redeemed. We drink four cups of wine at the Seder.
Wine represents joy and the celebration of freedom.
The four cups correspond to four expressions used in the Bible for the redemption of the Jewish people from Egyptian bondage. A roasted egg, the symbol of life itself, a triumph of life over death, representing the holiday offering in the Temple. A ground mixture of fruit with nuts, cinnamon and wine resembling the mortar and brick made by the Jews that were used in building Pharoh's pyramids and buildings. A non-bitter vegetable represent the growth of springtime, and the green of hope and renewal. It also is a vegetable apetizer which is a sign wealth.