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Haggadah

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Sep 14, 2026

Yehoshua GranatGUEST
30:35
That's not in this season, in, in the spring before Pesach.
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
30:39
And, uh, and one piece, uh, from this karovav, uh, entered the Haggadah.
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
30:46
You know, um, uh, "Azov nisim niflet balayla," when we...
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
30:51
That we say, uh, at the end of the Haggadah, uh, which show- which, which has the famous lines, uh, uh, at the end of it, um, "Karov yom asher hu lo yom velo layla," et cetera.
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
31:03
That's by, uh, Yannai.
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
31:06
Some scholars believe that Untanet Tokef, the famous, uh, piece that, uh, moving and, and, and very powerful piece that is said on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, uh, is also a composition of Yannai, and it's possible.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
11:47
What an amazing story.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
11:49
We actually mention Rabbi Gamaliel in the Haggadah.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
11:52
Rabbi Gamaliel was the one who says that there is three important things you have to remember on Pesach, and that is Pesach, matzah, and maror, the three mitzvahs of the day.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
12:04
And part of the Haggadah is where we quote Rabbi Gamaliel.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
12:07
He said- That you have to say these three things, you have to ruminate upon these three things, or else you have not fulfilled your obligation, and that's Pesach, Matzah, and Maror, and that is a important point in the Seder that we still do today.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
12:21
When he died, says the Talmud, "Mi Shemeis Rabbi Amil Hazaken" when Rabbi Amil, the elder, died, "Batal Kavod HaTorah", the glory, the honor of Torah ended because he died.
Steve BerksonHOST
23:54
This is where I guess the whole Dayenu thing in Passover comes from, you know? And my daughter wrote the song Will It Ever Be Enough because at some point Yahweh's looking at us like, "Well, will it ever be enough?" Because you're never satisfied, right? Dayenu means it would have been enough.
Steve BerksonHOST
24:10
And in the Passover Haggadah, the, the Jewish tradition is to go through this idea of had, had Yahweh taken them out of Egypt- but not, you know, put them through the sea, that would have been enough.
Steve BerksonHOST
24:23
Had he parted the sea and not brought them to Sinai, that would have been enough.
Steve BerksonHOST
24:26
Had he given them the Torah and never brought them to the land, that would have been enough.
Josh ZebbermanGUEST
31:06
And discovering that larger context, it changes everything.
Josh ZebbermanGUEST
31:11
I read of art once on the Haggadah.
Josh ZebbermanGUEST
31:13
We talked about the Ben Harasha, the wicked son.
Josh ZebbermanGUEST
31:16
He says, What is this service to you? And what he's really asking is why do you have so many things you have to do? He's focusing on content.
Sami SteigmannGUEST
46:08
If you really have to make comparisons, compare it to the brutality of ISIS.
Sami SteigmannGUEST
46:15
And then, I don't know if you remember, but in the Haggadah, there is a sentence that says that in every generation, they try to annihilate us.
David ChametzkyHOST
46:29
Yes.
Sami SteigmannGUEST
46:31
Many civilizations, many empires disappeared.

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Sami SteigmannGUEST
54:32
History means his story.
Sami SteigmannGUEST
54:37
In Jewish life, it's the whore.
Sami SteigmannGUEST
54:40
Remember, it's like we like in the Haggadah, we read the story like we were there.
Sami SteigmannGUEST
54:49
Okay.
Raphael ShoreGUEST
7:24
We even say this at our Passover Seder on our first night of Passover.
Raphael ShoreGUEST
7:28
All the Jewish families get together and we read a book called the Haggadah.
Raphael ShoreGUEST
7:32
And it says in there, in every generation, there is someone standing up to try to wipe us out.
Raphael ShoreGUEST
7:37
God comes and saves us.
Doug MetzgerHOST
25:56
To the left of the Bibles, there are anthologies of Sumerian and Akkadian literature, and what survives from Ugarit and the Hittites.
Doug MetzgerHOST
26:06
And around the Bibles are half a dozen books about ancient pagan cult and mystery religions, and then the Dead Sea Scrolls and a couple of anthologies of Second Temple Apocrypha, and then the early Christian stuff, 2nd and 3rd century church fathers, the Nag Hammadi Library, more Apocrypha, Jerome, two collections of Manichaean scriptures, and right next to them St. Augustine, just to remind the old grouch of his roots, an anthology of the Talmud and one of the Haggadah, or stories from the Talmud, and then two good scholarly Qurans, then two one-volume anthologies of the Hadith scholars Al-Bukhari and Muslim Ibn Hajjaj.
Doug MetzgerHOST
26:49
The whole stack of books I just described, generally the most important primary texts of the ancient Near Eastern and Abrahamic religions, is about a meter thick.
Doug MetzgerHOST
27:01
I like looking at it sometimes.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
39:06
On purpose, he go to that side of the taref.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
39:11
What, what, what are you trying to declare here? That I don't want anything to do with your God and with your religion, just like the Haggadah of Pesach.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
39:21
"Rashah Ma Omer." "Rashah Ma Omer." What? "Ma Edut VeChukim Hashpot Ha'eile.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
39:32
Ma Avoda Hazot Lachem." Lachem, to you, not to me.
Marcus PeterHOST
3:53
I'll give you an example.
Marcus PeterHOST
3:54
At the Passover, the Passover liturgy that's celebrated at homes is called the Haggadah.
Marcus PeterHOST
4:00
At the Passover Haggadah, the Jewish family recites the ritual beginning with this.
Marcus PeterHOST
4:07
Why is this night different from all other nights? This is a ritual structure that comes right out of Exodus 12 and 13.
Marcus PeterHOST
4:15
You come to a certain point and the question and answer dialectic becomes memorized by the family.
Rabbi StarkHOST
40:23
And it goes up in smoke.
Rabbi StarkHOST
40:27
One of my favorite things is in the, there's a Rabbi Barak Cheit Haggadah.
Rabbi StarkHOST
40:33
Rabbi Barak Cheit, you ever see it? It's a pictorial Haggadah with pictures.
Rabbi StarkHOST
40:38
You ever see it? It's a beautiful, beautiful Haggadah.
Rabbi StarkHOST
40:41
Anyway, in the part on, I think it's by, either it's by Shfoch Hamazcha or it's by V'hisha Amdah.
Rabbi StarkHOST
40:51
It's by V'hisha Amdah? By V'hisha Amdah, they have all the enemies of Klal Yisrael in the form of smoke, like going up, like Nazis, Romans, Greeks.

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