| Rabbi Shalom Arush
Passover is the time to thank Hashem for all the miracles He did for our ancestors and for us. It's never enough! A beautiful explanation of Passover and Dayenu in the Haggadah
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| | Rabbi Shalom Arush Rabbi Arush explains in simple terms what to do for Pesach, and especially this year when Pesach comes immediately after Shabbat.
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| JamieGeller .comPesach, the holiday when Jews eat only unleavened bread, commemorates the exodus from Egypt. The dietary restrictions can be challenging. Here are easy-to-make recipes with minimum preparation time. |
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| | JamieGeller .com This simple, one-bowl recipe will have you coming back for more! If you're a chocolate lover (or even if you're not), this is the recipe for you! |
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| Rabbi Shalom ArushDear Jews, there is a tremendous light illuminating the world on Leil HaSeder and during the entire holiday. Open the window and allow this wonderful light to penetrate your souls and the souls of your children! This is an auspicious time to load up with emuna and bitachon for the entire year and for your entire life. |
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| | Rabbi Moshe Weiner Passover is significant for Bnei Noach as a reminder of the importance of freedom and the pursuit of God's commandments. The issue of redemption is significant for all people, regardless of the time and place in which they live! |
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| Rabbi Pinchas WinstonEgypt the nation was destroyed, but its ideology lives on in every generation, challenging the belief system of the Jew, alluring him away from his Divine mission. |
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| | David Ben Horin
Why do our precious children face such stiff temptations that run contrary to a holy life? How can we view their struggles in a positive light? |
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