• Anonymous -1 שָׁנָה לִפנֵי

  In one place it says it's the finger of Hashem but

  In another it says it was the hard. 

  But.....didn't Hashem tell Moshe that he could only see His back and not His face (and the finger and hand are both in the front?) Sp how could anyone see a finger or a hand? 

  Or, do you say that no one saw either a finger or a hand, but rather they saw the EFFECTS of both? 

  השיבו לתגובה זו.סמן את התגובה הזו.

• Anonymous -1 שָׁנָה לִפנֵי

  There's an argument about the number

  Of plagues in the Haggada.

  No big deal. Just say that one chazal looks at a plague as a whole entity while others look at one but divide into its components 

  השיבו לתגובה זו.סמן את התגובה הזו.

• Anonymous -1 שָׁנָה לִפנֵי

  "Better to make the matza red/wet than

  To make a person's face red (from embarrassment). 

  Indeed. Yet there are many people who have no qualms to publically embarrass a person, even online with a huge audience.  All with good, but possibly misguided abd even halachically incorrect, intentions. 

  השיבו לתגובה זו.סמן את התגובה הזו.

• Anonymous -1 שָׁנָה לִפנֵי

  The mitzvah of the night is to teach the

  Children.  

  Really? And a single person, a couple with no kids r"L,  empty nesters,etc has NO mitzvah that night? 

  השיבו לתגובה זו.סמן את התגובה הזו.

• Anonymous -1 שָׁנָה לִפנֵי

  People complain that Pesach is going

  Back to slavery.

  Sure.....they are more authentic than others. Because the slavery must precede the freedom just like the original.  The freedom is better appreciated after slavery.

  See the "Megama Duo's" song "here come the pesach blues'!

  השיבו לתגובה זו.סמן את התגובה הזו.

Chassidus: Maamar Kammah Maalos 5727 #3

Rabbi YY Jacobson

• March 31, 2023
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• 9 Nisan 5783
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