The Art of Leading an Amazing Seder
by Rabbi Alexander Seinfeld10 tips to keep your Seder interesting.
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10 tips to keep your Seder interesting.
Yes, God took us out of Egypt, but He put us there in the first place!
Teaching a child to understand God’s grand eternal plan.
"This is the bread of affliction that our ancestors ate in the land of Egypt."
"All who are hungry ― come and eat. All who are needy ― come join the Passover celebration."
"Whoever talks at length about Exodus from Egypt is praiseworthy."
Life is a continuous process toward self-discovery. It is never too late.
Our forefather Jacob did not go to Egypt to settle permanently, but only to reside temporarily.
When the Jews assimilate and become "full-fledged Egyptians," the result is anti-Semitism.
"In all the gods of Egypt will I execute judgment... I am God and no other."
The number of plagues was 5-fold, corresponding to the 5-letter Name of God which represents justice.
Why did our ancestors eat the Passover offering at the Holy Temple?
Young Jews are being lost to apathy and assimilation. Let's leave an empty seat at the Seder.
"It is our duty to thank, praise, honor, bless and respect He who did all these miracles for our ancestors and for us."
The why's and how's of eating bitter herbs on Seder night.
Elijah the Prophet occupies a fascinating role in Jewish history.
The Haggadah's Four Sons are really each of us, struggling to find our path in life and in the Jewish world.