The Ten Plagues
By Mr. Morris Arking
The Torah presents the ten plagues as three groups, with each group comprised of three plagues, and ...
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Pesach and the Seder Nights
By Jack E. Rahmey
This Friday night begins the holiday of Pesach, when we are commanded from the Torah to celebra...
The Mitzvah of Eating Matzah
By Mr. Morris Arking
In the beginning of the Haggadah, when we read K’ha Lahma ‘Anya, we highlight the aspect...
The Translation of Pesach
By Mr. Morris Arking
If you ask anyone how to translate the name of the holiday of Pesah, the answer that you will invari...
K’ha Lahma ‘Anya
By Mr. Morris Arking
This short opening paragraph that begins with K’ha Lahma ‘Anya is comprised of three see...
Z'roa: What is our Custom?
By Mr. Morris Arking
What is our Minhag?
It is our custom to eat the Z’roa’ (roasted Shankbone) at th...
Hol Hamo'ed Pesach; Dayenu
By Jack E. Rahmey
Some years we completee the first two Seder nights and then approaches the Shabbat of Hol Hamo&rsquo...
Why We Celebrate Passover
By Jack E. Rahmey
Friday night begins our holiday of Pesah, which must not become routine, because we are celebrating ...
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