I wanted to add a cute little observation of Techeiles and how it relates to Pesach with lack of Chametz. Chametz represents ones ego which tends to inflate like leavened bread: when left to it’s own devices, it rises and…
Permission to share “with my friends” granted by the author himself. A beautiful explanation of the back-drop to how the ancient Egyptians didn’t trust anybody and that the Jews were in a bad situation being in Egypt.
Apr 4 2015, Divar Torah 2nd night of Pessach, Aish Hatorah If we wanted to describe Chag Hapessach in two words, it certainly would be “Ziman Chay’ru’tay’nu”. Yes after 210 years as Uvodim to Pharoh, they had had enough.…
I’ve recently been “getting into” the Kli Yakar and just heard a fascinating piece on the 10 plagues. I took down some notes and am sharing them for your enjoyment. דצ”ך Reiterates that there is a Gd in the world.…
Here’s something for Gematria fanatics. Pesach = Peh Sach Peh = 85 The number 85 also corresponds to the following Gematria combo: a. YKVK spelled out, where “Hey” is spelled with a Hey-Yud. This equals 63. b. The number 22 which…
Q: The Egyptians worshipped many gods. Why did the Jews choose the sheep of all gods to slaughter? A: Bnei Yissaschar – The Jews didn’t know YKVK and fell into the Egyptian mentality. The Egyptians believed in the Zodiac, Astrology, how…
Growing up, I always wondered why the head of the household never gave a straight answer to each of the four questions asked. Why the whole Megilla – er, I mean Haggada? Well, here is my personal breakdown, point-by-point. …
CHAG SAMEACH! This Passover we celebrate our freedom, our favorite festival, our fabulous fans, and aspiring Disney princesses everywhere. 🙂
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Celebrating our freedom, our favorite festival, our fabulous fans, and aspiring Disney princesses everywhere. 🙂
This song and all Six13 songs are completely a cappella — created with nothing but the human voice.
It contains pure cane sugar, is chametz-free, may taste better than the year-round beverage — and is effectively off-limits in the state of California. While the story of kosher for Passover Coca-Cola may not be as riveting as God unleashing…
