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The Four Questions in English, Hebrew, Yiddish, French, Spanish, and Italian.

Mah nishtanah halayla hazeh mikol halaylot 1) She'bechol halaylot ain anu matbilin afilu pa'am echat, halayla hazeh shtei pe'amim? 2) She'bechol halaylot anu ochlim chametz o matza, halayla hazeh kulo maztah? 3) She'bechol halaylot anu ochlim she'ar ...

The Four Questions What makes this night different from all other nights? 1. On all nights we need not dip even once, and on this night we dip twice! 2. On all nights we eat leavened bread or matzah, and on this night, only matzah! 3. On all nights we ...

I've personally never observed the Seder as a newcomer, but if I had, I'd have lots more than four questions to ask. You see, an intriguing pattern, or a pattern of intrigue, makes its silent way through the program...

True freedom, as celebrated on Passover, is personified by the child's absolute dependence

In time for Passover, the Rebbe advises a family on health and nachas and encourages the young.

While the importance of transmitting the message of Passover to our children is self-understood, why is Passover's message deemed more important for the children than the messages carried by other festivals?

The paragraph in the Haggadah which immediately follows the Four Questions contains the response to the four questions. A modicum of thought suffices to uncover the answers inherent in its words: We were slaves to Pharaoh in Egypt, and the L-rd, our G‑d, ...

Question: I see in my in Chabad Haggadah that the order of the Four Question is different than the "standard" Haggadah text. Whereas at all the seders I've attended the first question is about eating matzah, the Chabad Haggadah has the dipping question ...

Rabbi Chaim Miller shares beautiful insights into the haggadah that will capture the interest of everyone around your Seder table. In this segment he explores the significance of asking questions at the seder.