Pesach Sheni ("Second Passover")

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Pesach Sheni ("Second Passover"): (lit. “the second Passover”); opportunity given to certain persons who were unable to offer the Passover sacrifice to do so one month later (discussed in Bamidbar 9:6-14); celebrated as a minor Passover, on Iyar 14

Behaalotecha – Missed Opportunity? Video

with Benny Rapoport

In response to complaints by those who missed their chance to bring the Passover offering, the Jewish people were given a new holiday: the Second Passover. Therein lies a powerful lesson.

Jewish.TV » Viewpoints » ParshahCast

Second Chances 20 Nissan, 5748 · April 7, 1988 Video

The lesson derived from Pesach Sheni is: “It is never too late.” Even if one was “impure,” or on “a distant path”—his situation is not “lost.”

The Rebbe » Living Torah » Archive » Disc 61 » Program Two Hundred Forty Three

Second Chances Pesach Sheni Video

By Moshe New

The story of Pesach Sheini (The Second Passover) and its timeless lesson for us.

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Finding What You Didn’t Lose Video

The “Second Passover” sacrifice was offered as a restitution for the Pascal sacrifice, for someone who was ritually impure or too far away from the Temple at the time of Passover. On the one hand,, the commentaries explain that the Second Passover is ...

The Rebbe » Living Torah » Archive » Disc 88 » Program Three Hundred Forty Nine

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