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Nissan 13 5780 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
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Nissan 11 5780 | Rabbi Ari Shvat
How to Keep Our Kids at the Seder and On The Derech of Torah Stealing the Afikoman
The Gemara teaches us how to help the children stay awake at the Seder night. The Rishonim explain this in various ways. From the different explanations, we can learn the correct educational approaches on how to keep our kids on the Derech of the Torah.
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“Had not the Almighty taken our fathers out from Egypt, then we... would have remained enslaved to Pharaoh.” Were it not for the Exodus, history would have simply come to a halt, and we, the Jewish people, would still be enslaved to the same Pharaoh.
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