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Passover: (a) The seven-day festival (eight in the Diaspora) beginning on 15 Nissan, commemorating the Exodus from Egypt; (b) the sacrifice offered on the eve of that holiday during Temple times.
Festival of Freedom
"Festival of Matza"; "Festival of Skipping"; "Festival of Spring"
First, there was the matzah which had to be eaten together with the Passover offering on Passover night [Ex. 12:8], before midnight.
First, there was the matzah which had to be eaten together with the Passover offering on Passover night [Ex. 12:8], before midnight.
A dramatic poem for Passover and Pesach Sheini
The splitting of the sea was more than a utilitarian measure to save the Israelites. Why did G-d choose this method?
The splitting of the sea was more than a utilitarian measure to save the Israelites. Why did G-d choose this method?
While our bodies were released from slavery and we literally exited the country, a more fundamental deliverance unfolded beneath the surface.
While our bodies were released from slavery and we literally exited the country, a more fundamental deliverance unfolded beneath the surface.
The three matzos correspond to the three levels of intellect before they are touched and ignited by Divine love.
The three matzos correspond to the three levels of intellect before they are touched and ignited by Divine love.
G-d instructed to begin preparations for the Passover lamb offering specifically on the tenth of the month.
G-d instructed to begin preparations for the Passover lamb offering specifically on the tenth of the month.
The mnemonic/poem Kadesh, Urechatz etc. is attributed to the great commentator Rashi.
Just a tiny bit of arrogance can make a big difference.
Just a tiny bit of arrogance can make a big difference.
Internalize the 15 steps of the Seder, and you will always be able to accept favorably whatever challenges you may face.
Internalize the 15 steps of the Seder, and you will always be able to accept favorably whatever challenges you may face.
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