Cup of Redemption

Haggadah Section: Bareich

CUP OF REDEMPTION

At a traditional seder we fill a cup of wine for the prophet Elijah who is a symbol of redemption.

At this seder we are raising a cup of water as a symbol of the redemption that women have brought through the generations.

All: Water is the symbol of life.

Reader: The biblical prophet Miriam saved her brother from the waters of the Nile, she led the song of victory aber the waters of the red sea parted and God gave abundant water to the people.

Reader: We remember Miriam the prophet, who danced at the Sea of Reeds to celebrate the  Exodus, a well of fresh water was said to follow her in the desert so that the Israelites always had water to drink. We remember Prophet Miriam

Reader: Instead of being enslaved, Harriet Tubman, known as a conductor of the Underground Railroad, set out with her two brothers, and followed the North Star in the sky to guide her north to freedom always walking near the water’s edge.

Reader: We remember, Harriet Tubman, conductor on the Underground Railroad, who led 300 captured Africans from slavery to freedom, as she sang Wade in the Water, a warning to those who followed that the water would protect them from trouble and offer redemption.

All: We acknowledge that water itself is necessary to sustain life. Water is the symbol of redemption.

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Table of contents
    Introduction
  • The Elephant At Your Passover Seder
  • A moment for grief
  • Introduction to the Haggadah
  • Seder Plate Substitutions
    • Kadesh
  • DIY Seder - Kadesh (Blessing Over The Wine, with Rabbi Deena Cowans/Mishkan Chicago)
    • Urchatz
  • Urchatz
    • Karpas
  • Karpas in 2021
  • Dipping of Parsley or other green
    • -- Cup #2 & Dayenu
  • Song of Crossing the Sea
  • Dayenu
  • Dayenu - The Importance of Gratitude
    • Yachatz
  • Open Hearted Liberation
  • Matzo Cracking
  • Acknowledging and Releasing the Burdens: An Old/ New Ritual for Breaking the Middle Matzah
  • Schitt's Creek Yachatz
  • Skit - The Real Reason We Had Unleavened Bread
    • Maggid - Beginning
  • Poem of Shifra, The Midwife
  • The Egg on the Seder Plate and the Seventy Facets of Torah
  • Freeing Your Inner Pharaoh
    • -- Four Questions
  • Fifth Question for 2021
  • Four "Schitty" Questions
    • -- Four Children
  • The Passover Seder's Four Children and LGBTQ+ Inclusion: Moving Toward Full Hospitality
  • Four Children
    • -- Exodus Story
  • Excerpts from "Maror and Maggid: Clearing My Throat"
  • Jewish Diversity: Great, Mighty, and Multitudinous
    • -- Ten Plagues
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  • 10 Plagues of Mental Health
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    • Rachtzah
  • Liberation
  • Garlic on the Seder Plate
  • Handwashing
    • Motzi-Matzah
  • Jewish Bakers Union
    • Maror
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  • Bitter Herbs
    • Koreich
  • Charoset In Gibraltar
    • Shulchan Oreich
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    • Tzafun
  • Tzafun: Afikomen
    • Bareich
  • Cup of Redemption
  • Social Justice Blessing
    • Hallel
  • Step-By-Step Seder: Step 14, Hallel
  • Elijah and Miriam
  • Omer Blessing
    • Nirtzah
  • Next Year In Person...
  • Tam - Strength
    • Conclusion
  • The Dream Continues
    • Commentary / Readings
  • Ruth's Mix
  • Hope Quote
  • Passover 5782 - a new kind of desert
  • Freeing Your Inner Voice - At The Well
  • Illustrated Journeys: Reimagining the Seder Plate
  • The Ten Plagues of Plastic
    • Songs
  • DIY Seder - Min Hametzar (From the Narrow Place) - Song
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