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Hama'aseh Hu Haikar — pesach stories part 1 250328 011953

Выпуск: Hama'aseh Hu Haikar — pesach stories part 1 250328 011953. Темы: kashrut, family_education, holidays, relationships_shalom_bayit. Поисковые термины: кашрут, кошер, kosher, kashrut, כשרות, כשר, воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, пурим, песах, ханука, суккот, yom tov, פורים. Upon completing the list, the chasid reported back to the Baal Shem Tov whereupon he was told to load a wagon with food, wine and matzas, and to travel to a a nearby village where he was to spend the first two days of Passover with a certain family in the village. Since arriving here in Israel, we have become closer and closer to our Jewish roots and you can see for yourself how we've progressed...'" We can see from this story how the Rebbe's foresight led to this family becoming a vibrant part of the Jewish people for generations to come. The attendant thought for a moment and then said, 'Now that you mention it, there's a butcher shop about half an hour away from here, and I'm almost sure that the owner of that butcher shop is a Jew.' He gave me the directions, and I arrived there at around a quarter to six in the evening. The first word, "kaddesh" is explained, 'When Father comes home from shul on the evening of Pesach he must say the kiddush right away so that the little children don't fall asleep without saying the Four Questions, beginning 'Mah Nishtana.'" It so happened one year in the home of the Shpoler Zeide that his small son began the recitation with the word "kaddesh" and proceeded with the Yiddish explanation, saying, "When Tatty comes home from shul on Pesach night, he must recite the kiddush immediately." His explanation, however, went no further, and his father asked, "Why don't you continue?" "My teacher didn't tell me anything else to say," replied the child. The Shpoler Zeide then proceeded to tell his son the rest of the explanation, which continued: "...so that the little children won't fall asleep and will ask the Four Questions beginning with 'Why is this night different from all other nights?'" On the second night of Pesach the boy's teacher was among the guests at the Shpoler Zeide's table, and the tzadik asked him, "Why didn't you teach the children the rest of the explanation of the word 'kaddesh?'" "Oh," he replied, "I didn't think it was so important for a little child to know. In the Zohar it is written that Rabbi Chiya ope

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Hama'aseh Hu Haikar

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31 марта 2025 г.

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33

Темы: kashrut, family_education, holidays, relationships_shalom_bayit