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Before Kiddush, from Tikkun Passover supplement 2005

by Jeffrey Fischer

KIDDUSH Before the blessing over the first cup of wine, say: We are gathered here tonight to affirm our continuity with the generations of Jews who kept alive the vision of freedom in the Passover story. For thousands of years, Jews have affirmed that by participating in the Passover Seder, we not only remember the Exodus, but actually relive it, bringing its transformative power into our own lives. The Hebrew word for Egypt, Mitzrayim, means “narrow straits.” Traditionally, Mitzrayim has been...

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Maine Friends and Family

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Go Down Moses

by Rabbi Dr. Bernhard H. Rosenberg

FROM THE ROSENBERG HOLOCAUST HAGGADAH BY RABBI DR. BERNHARD ROSENBERG When Israel was in Egypt land. Let my people go! Oppressed so hard they could not stand. Let my people go! Go down Moses, way down in Egypt land. Let my people go! Lord told Moses what to do, let my people go! Tell ol' Pharaoh. Let my people go! If not I'll smite your first-born dead. Let my people go! To lend the children of Israel through, Let my people...

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Let All Who Are Hungry Come and Eat: A reading for the Passover Seder

by AJWS American Jewish World Service

We encourage you to incorporate this reading into the Ha lachma anya section of your seder. Ha lachma anya—this is the bread of affliction. At the seder we begin as slaves. We eat matzah, the bread of affliction, which leaves us hungry and longing for redemption. It reminds us of a time when we couldn’t control what food was available to us, but ate what we could out of necessity. The matzah enables us to taste slavery—to imagine what it means...

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OurJewishCommunity.org Chocolate Seder for Passover

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Yachatz: The MIddle Matzah of Brokenness

by Phil Neuman

The leader takes out the middle Matzah, breaks it in two and holds up both pieces. Reader 1: At every Passover seder, we break the middle matzah. In a few moments, we will put the larger piece aside for the Afikoman or dessert. Usually, we place the smaller piece back between the two whole Matzot, as we prepare to remember our ancestors' lives as slaves in Egypt. Tonight, however, we delay the second part of the ritual so we can consider...

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Ha Lachma Anya

by Benjamin Cherkasky

Ha Lachma AnyaThis is the bread of affliction, the poor bread,which our ancestors ate in the land of Egypt.Let all who are hungry come and eat.Let all who are in want, share the hope of Passover.As we celebrate here, we join with our people everywhere.This year we celebrate here.Next year in the land of Israel.Now we are still in bonds.Next year may we all be free.

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