All posts in: Pesach

• Pesach

  7 years ago

  Kos Shlishi: Why is it a sign of freedom??

  The four kosos represent the four lashonos of geula that are unique to Pesach night. The third kos is the kos that we drink for Birchas HaMazon. But Birchas HaMazon ..

  Written by Benjamin A Rose
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• Pesach

  7 years ago

  Pesach

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  Written by Anonymous
• Pesach

  7 years ago

  Pesach – Home Sweet Home

  Have you ever wondered why Pesach is called Pesach? We know why…. Pesach is from the word pasach – passed over, that Hashem passed over the Jewish houses ..

  Written by Tal Segal
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  Pesach

  7 years ago

  Pesach Seder Table Vort: snippets you did not know about the ten plagues

  The main part of the mitzvah to relate the story of the Exocus is the ten plagues. And the Chayei Adam says that it was the minhag to call in the non-Jewish helper ..

  Written by d fine
• Pesach

  7 years ago

  Pesach Teaser Discussions: Are we really free?

  What does Freedom actually mean to you (each person)? Free to do what you actually want without someone preventing you, pharaoh – physically enslaving our bodies ..

  Written by Gshmack
• Pesach

  7 years ago

  pesach; what does down is in order to come up

  Pesach; yeridah letzorech aliyah… Hello people! At the start of maggid we say ‘ha lachma anya’; ‘this the the bread of affliction…’ ..

  Written by d fine
• Pesach

  7 years ago

  Pesach: Arsenal 200 – Tottenham Hotspur – 250

  The section with the discussion between Rabbis as to how many plagues there were really, always reminded me of an announcer reading the football scores. Band of Angels ..

  Written by Anonymous
• Pesach

  7 years ago

  Pesach: Aveilus vs. Yom Tov

  The Mishna in Pesachim (117) corresponds certain negative sensations with their positive counterpart. I was wondering why “avel” (mourning) directly ..

  Written by Moshe Kormornick
• Pesach

  7 years ago

  Pesach: Going Through Time

  Rabbi Desler in Michtav m’Eliyahu explains regarding Pesach that man does not stay still with time passing him by. ie. monday comes and goes, tuesday…shabbos….pesach ..

  Written by Moshe Kormornick
• Pesach

  7 years ago

  Pesach: Is G-d bad?

  I believe this is from the Gr”a. The progression of events in Chad Gadyah is representative of the progression of Jewish history. And it is a story of the ups and downs ..

  Written by Anonymous