Unbelievable! Iranian Ballistic Missiles over Israel being Intercepted
As videos pour in from people across Israel, as Iran showers missiles on civilian populations. We thank God for His[…]
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As videos pour in from people across Israel, as Iran showers missiles on civilian populations. We thank God for His[…]
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The story of the Jewish People has been told over every year for over 3000 years since, from our time as slaves in Egypt, eating matzah, the splitting of the sea to the very last detail. We continue to tell it, and continue to live it. Happy Passover Holidays
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Passover the Jewish holiday of Freedom – The pyramids of Giza the only wonder of the ancient world still standing. Despite centuries of studies and research scientists still don’t fully understand how the Egyptians built them. Ancient Egyptians believed that through these pyramids they would achieve immortality…
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On Passover Night at the Seder it is customer for Ashkenazic Jews to wear the Kittel, the special white garment, worn on Yom Kippur. But why do we also wear it at the Passover Seder? The Maharal of Prague gives an insight into this Jewish custom and how it can uplift your seder night.
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On Jewish festive days we say the Hallel prayer. In it we read a verse which says “Moshivi akaret habayit, eIm habanim smeicha” ” G-d takes a barren wife and makes her into a happy mother” – The Radak, a medieval rabbi, biblical commentator, philosopher, and grammarian (Rabbi David Kimhi) points out that aside from this verse teaching us of G-d’s full control over the world, it also hints to redemption. Rabbi Aaron Pessin shares this fascinating message.
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We finish the haggadah by saying Next Year in Jerusalem. We say this twice a year, but why is it not happening? Where’s Mashiach and the redemption? Some say that it’s because we say “Next Year!” Why not Now? Perhaps we are delaying it, by saying “NEXT YEAR”? Rabbi Pessin shares a beautiful insight into what exactly we mean by Hashana Habah BYerushalyim.
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In the beginning of the Seder night of Passover we eat bitter herbs. But why do we start off this joyous meal with something bitter? Wouldn’t it make more sense to start with something sweet? Rabbi Pessin shares a meaningful message from our Sages.
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The 2 words in Hebrew which mean “Exodus from Egypt” actually have another deeper meaning when the vowels are rearranged – and by doing so we discover a hidden idea about the theme of Passover.
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