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45 Lessons
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    The Seder Night

    The bitter & the sweet

    Rabbi Stewart Weiss | 10 Nissan 5784
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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    How Many K’zeitim and Why?

    Rabbi Daniel Mann | 6 Nissan 5784
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    The Course of The Seder Night

    It’s Hip to Dip - The Charoses Saga

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Nisaan 5783
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    From Slavery to Redemption

    The Final Redemption

    We are living in the period of the Final Redemption – but just like in Egypt, it is up to us to complete the release from physical bondage by attaining spiritual freedom.

    Rabbi Chaim Drukman | Nissan 14 5782
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    The Four Cups

    It's Coming Soon: the Great & Awesome Day of Reckoning

    As a nation, we have always maintained the highest moral code. Even under the greatest duress, when we have been discriminated against & treated cruelly, we did not respond in kind.

    Rabbi Stewart Weiss | Nissan 5 5782
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    Additional Lessons

    Is Enough Ever Enough??

    The hands-down winner in the “favorite song of the Seder” contest, of course, is Dayenu. But would it really “have been enough” if G-d divided the sea & we did not safely cross it?!

    Rabbi Stewart Weiss | Adar II 27 5782
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    5 min
    Additional Lessons

    One Minute Late

    What drives a 90 year old man to come to the synagogue an hour and a quarter early? What can we learn from this?

    Rabbi Yoel Gold | Kislev 3 5782
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    The Seder Night

    5 Reasons for Eating Matzot During Pesach

    Every Jew thinks that he/she knows why we eat Matzot during Pesach. The enclosed article will shatter most people’s beliefs and thinking…

    Rabbi Avraham (Abe) Abrahami | Nissan 24 5781
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    From Slavery to Redemption

    How Does One Fulfill the Obligation to Experience the Exodus

    A Moment of Wisdom

    A Moment of Wisdom

    Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu | Nissan 13 5781
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    Additional Lessons

    At this Point, the Son Asks

    So why did Hashem liberate them? The answer is: because they were his sons; children are treated differently. They are always excellent, charming, beloved, and sweet. Hashem always treats them “like a father who has mercy on his children,” as they are the “apple of his eye.”

    Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Nissan 9 5781
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    The Four Cups

    White Wine for the Seder

    Is it permissible to use white wine for the arba kosot (four cups at the Seder)?

    Rabbi Daniel Mann | Nissan 9 5781
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    The Seder Night

    On Freedom, Matzah, Maror, and Korech

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | Nissan 3 5781
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    2 min
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    Sixteen Seders to Egypt

    Exodus sounds far away from us, but is it so?

    Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair | Shvat 6 5781
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    58 min
    The Course of The Seder Night

    Concise and Innovative Insights on the Haggada for Your Seder

    Why do start the seder with "Ha Lachma Anya"? What is the Idea of not eating Chametz? Why do we scold the evil son, instead of welcoming him for coming?

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | Iyar 3 5780
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    59 min
    Ways of Redemption

    Who is Mashiach Ben Yosef?

    There is a direct connection between Mashich Ben Yosef and Pesach, and that is why we read Haftara of the Atzamot Yeveshot of Yechezkel on Shabbat Chol Hamo'ed Pesach.

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | Iyar 3 5780
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    Additional Lessons

    Seder Via Video Conference

    Beit Din Eretz Hemda - Gazit | Nissan 13 5780
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    50 min
    Additional Lessons

    Stealing the Afikoman

    How to Keep Our Kids at the Seder and On The Derech of Torah

    An innocent line in the gemara about "grabbing matzot at the Seder so children will stay awake", is open to 5 totally different explanations in the rishonim, where each one sees it as a springboard for his personal educational theory. Each of these chinuchi and psychological approaches will hopefully, not only keep our children at the seder, but also "on the derech" of Torah and Mitzvot, to stay religious for the rest of their lives. In addition to the Talmudic analysis, the she'ur includes humorous anecdotes and personal experiences, which were originally delivered at a Shabbat HaGadol Drasha.

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | Nissan 11 5780
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    Gemilut Chasadim

    Being a Good Guest

    The Halachic Etiquette when Visiting Someone’s House

    The Halachic Etiquette when Visiting Someone’s House

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Adar 28 5780
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    Additional Lessons

    How Fast Must I Eat?

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Nisan 13 5779
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    Parashat Hashavua

    The Content of Slavery and the Content of Kingdom

    Part II

    The soul of a Jew is connected to the idea of malchut, of not being in need.

    Rabbi Shaul Yisraeli zt"l | Nisan 13 5779
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