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Rabbi Scott Gurdin

Newport News , Vermont · US

Rabbi Scott Gurdin has been the Rabbi at Temple Sinai since September, 1998.  A graduate of Binghamton University in New York, Rabbi Gurdin attended seminary at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Jerusalem, Israel and in Cincinnati, Ohio. He received his Master of Arts in Hebrew letters degree in 1989 and rabbinic ordination in 1991. As a student, Rabbi Gurdin served congregations in Anniston., Alabama, Sandusky, Ohio, Dayton, Ohio and Memphis, Tennessee. Rabbi Gurdin is a member of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. He and his wife, Lisa, have three young children. To view the A Family Pesach Seder..in Rhyme as a whole, visit http://scheinerman.net/judaism/pesach/ideas/gurdin-hagaddah.pd

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Rhyming Haggadah: Conclusion

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

Now's the time to say good bye we soon depart, our head held high We pray a day when we shall see that all God's children will be free Perhaps next year we'll celebrate an end to war and fear and hate We pray as well, dear Chaya and Chaim L'shana ha-ba-ah b'Ye-ru-sha-la-yeem Next year in Jerusalem!!!

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Rhyming Haggadah: Hallel

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

Our Seder's joyous interlude our celebration soon conclude we hope the day so soon to come when songs of freedom all will hum When God, the Brit did reaffirm a promise made, in time's good turn one day in freedom, peace and calm "La-kach-ti et-chem lee l'am" (Our Torah teaches that God said: "I will take you to be my people." Exodus 6:7) Ba-ruch A-tah A-do-nai, E-lo-hei-nu Me-lech Ha-o-lam Bo-rei, pe-ree ha-ga-fen. O Holy One of Blessing, Your Presence fills creation,...

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Rhyming Haggadah: Barech

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

At times such as this, we pause and reflect we thank God for the good that surrounds our families, our friends, the great blessings of freedom and of course all the food that abounds We make sacred the moment with a prayer truly said as we celebrate the blessings of our feast of unleavened bread Baruch Atah Adonai, ha-zan eit ha -kol. O Holy One of blessing, we thank you for the blessings of food. A third cup of wine we...

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Rhyming Haggadah: Tzafun

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

Some time ago, as we spoke this matzah here we held and broke It's called afikomen -- desert by and by a fun tradition now to try Well that matzah has now been hidden for the moment at least, it's been lost but I'll make you a deal, I'll give you my word if you can find it, we'll pay the cost (Young participants search for Afikomen.)

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Rhyming Haggadah: Marror

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

And now to think, we taste some Maror to remind us all of slavery's horror Maror, a herb with bitter taste should teach us all enslavement's waste Ba-ruch A-tah A-do-nai, E-lo-hei-nu Me-lech Ha-o-lam, a-sheer keed-sha-nu be-meetz-vo-tav, vee-tzee-va-nu al a -chee-lat ma-ror. O Holy One of Blessing, Your Presence fills creation; You have made us special with Your Mitzvot, and You have instructed us to eat Maror during Pesach. Hillel, a rabbi of old had a custom of which we are told...

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Rhyming Haggadah: Motzi Matzah

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

Two times so far we've talked about this matzah here to figure out And now's our chance to take a bite to remind us of the slaves rushed flight But first some blessings say we should Thank God for our gifts so good Ba-ruch A-tah A-do-nai, E-lo-hei-nu Me-lech Ha-o-lam, Ha-mo-tzee le-chem meen ha-a-retz. O Holy One of Blessing, Your Presence fills creation; Thank you for the nourishing goodness of bread. Ba-ruch A-tah A-do-nai, E-lo-hei-nu Me-lech Ha-o-lam, a-sher keed-sha-nu be-meetz-vo-tav, vee-tzee-va-nu al...

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Rhyming Haggadah: Rachtzah

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

The moment's near when we shall eat a snack, a meal, a Seder treat Our customs held in high esteem that when we eat our hands be clean For all that we can do or say a blessing must precede the way (Participants should wash their hands and recite the following blessing:) Ba-ruch A-tah A-do-nai, E-lo-hei-nu Me-lech Ha-o-lam, a-sheer keed-sha-nu be-meetz-vo-tav, vee-tzee-va-nu al n'tee-lat ya-da-yeem. O Holy One of Blessing, Your Presence fills creation; You made us special with your mitzvot,...

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Rhyming Haggadah: Rachtzah

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

The moment's near when we shall eat a snack, a meal, a Seder treat Our customs held in high esteem that when we eat our hands be clean For all that we can do or say a blessing must precede the way (Participants should wash their hands and recite the following blessing:) Ba-ruch A-tah A-do-nai, E-lo-hei-nu Me-lech Ha-o-lam, a-sheer keed-sha-nu be-meetz-vo-tav, vee-tzee-va-nu al n'tee-lat ya-da-yeem. O Holy One of Blessing, Your Presence fills creation; You made us special with your mitzvot,...

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Rhyming Haggadah: Pesach, Matzah, Marror

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

A wise Rabbi Gamliel, long ago taught These symbols each Seder must have a clear thought First Pesach reminds us that on the night we went free God "passed over" our houses, no death did we see While all Egypt suffered, while each home saw great strife in the homes of our ancestors, there were new signs of life And the Matzah we eat to remember through taste that from Egypt our ancestors departed in haste they didn't have time to...

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Rhyming Haggadah: Four Children

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

On all other nights, we eat either leavened bread or matzah; on this night ... only matzah. On all other nights, we eat all kinds of greens; on this night, we especially eat bitter herbs. On all other nights, we do not dip our greens at all; on this night we dip them twice. On all other nights, we eat in an ordinary manner. For this celebration, we have a special ceremony. You ask good questions sung clear and loud of...

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Rhyming Haggadah: Ten Plagues

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

Cruel Pharaoh believed having slaves, it was fun that's until God changed his mind with plague number one Think where there's water in oceans and sinks in lakes and in clouds and in fountains for drinks Now imagine the horror to say nothing of dread if all that clear water should like blood become red Well in Egypt it happened the Nile turned to blood all the people they panicked as red seeped through the mud Pharaoh seemed ready to let...

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Rhyming Haggadah: The Story

by Rabbi Scott Gurdin

So here's the story ... When history started when people began they would bow down to idols that just looked like a man. But then came a moment a long time ago when a fellow named Abraham realized something ... so, soooo ...So amazing that it changed everything ... one God, one Creator, one Lord, one King that God cares for all that is found in our sight every elephant, octopus, human and mite To Abraham, God made a promise, a...

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