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The Haggadah: The Educator's Handbook
By Naftali Silberberg The Haggadah teaches us how to respond to the unique needs of four different types of children, or possibly the same child, depending on the circumstances and the motivation behind the question.
Jewish Holidays » Passover » The Seder » The Haggadah » Thoughts on the Haggadah » The Haggadah: The Educator's Handbook
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Five Sons – Five Decades
By Manis Friedman The sons of the haggadah: the wise, the wicked, the simple and the one who asks not, typify the four decades: the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s, resulting in the unique decade of the 90s.
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How do I keep my "Wise Child" interested in the seder proceedings?
By Chana Weisberg Chana Question: What would you tell the "Wise Child" to keep his interest strong during the Passover seder? What would make the experience even more meaningful for a child like this? How would you direct or encourage a child like this in life? Answer: ...
Jewish Holidays » Passover » Study & History » Questions & Answers » How do I keep my "Wise Child" interested in the seder proceedings?
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Our Children, Ourselves
By Shimon Posner Here is the popular take: The Wise Son is the one who turned out right. The Wicked One? Well... enough said. The Simple One? Alright, not every hamentasch turns out the way you want. The One Who Doesn't Know to Ask? Oy...
Jewish Holidays » Passover » The Seder » The Haggadah » Thoughts on the Haggadah » Our Children, Ourselves
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What is the Biblical source for the Four Sons mentioned in the Haggadah?
By Menachem Posner The answers provided to the four sons are found in four separate parts of the Torah. Four times we are told to relate the story of the Exodus to our children, and in each place we are told to tell it differently in response to a different style question ...
Jewish Holidays » Passover » Study & History » Questions & Answers » What is the Biblical source for the Four Sons mentioned in the Haggadah?
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The Four Sons
By Nissan Dovid Dubov The Four Sons are the main guests at the Seder night, let’s get acquainted with them.
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A Fifth Son
By Yeruchem Eilfort At the seder we discuss the "Four Sons": the Wise Son, the Wicked Son, the Simple Son, and the Son Who Doesn't Know How To Ask. Modern society has produced a fifth son...
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3. The Fifth Son
Adapted by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks; From the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe The Seder service, and the reciting of the Haggadah, have always been considered to be directed particularly towards the children: “And you shall relate to your son on that day” (Shemot 13:8). Many of our customs at the Seder table were intended ...
Spirituality » Contemporary Works » Torah Studies » Vayikra » Pesach » 3. The Fifth Son
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There, Here, and Nowhere
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe How do we deal with the "Wicked Son"? And who is the elusive "Fifth Son" that's not even mentioned in the Haggadah?
Jewish Holidays » Passover » The Seder » The Haggadah » Thoughts on the Haggadah » There, Here, and Nowhere
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344. Four Sons
The Torah speaks about four sons. One wise, one wicked, one in a state of wonder, one who does not realize he should ask. What do they all have in common? "One". As in, "Hear O Israel, G–d our Lord, G–d is One." That "One" is the essence of every Jew ...
Spirituality » Meditations » Bringing Heaven Down to Earth » My People » 344. Four Sons
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