The Talmud on the Pesach Seder, Lesson 3 (Daf/Page 108a-b) This Talmud class traces the roots of the four cups through a tangled vine of sacred Torah traditions. Discover why this grape-based alcoholic drink is such an important component of the Passover Seder for both men and woman alike, as we shed new light on the leadership role the women played in catalyzing the Exodus. See how these cups should be filled with both wine and freedom—and how it’s possible to sometimes experience one without the other!

The Talmud on the Pesach Seder, Lesson 2 (Daf/Page 108a) This Talmud class analyzes the reclining position assumed during segments of the Seder observances. Why is body positioning even an issue; is it mandatory or an optional form of self-expression? We’ll discuss who is included in this halachic responsibility, and when during the Seder this posture positioning is relevant. This discussion about posture, freedom and health will provide you with a fresh appreciation for the Seder night, and a new understanding of one of the central Seder features.

The Talmud on the Pesach Seder, Lesson 1 (Daf/Page 115a) This Talmudic offering on traces the Signature Jewish-Sandwich back to its bitter roots! See why the proverbial Hillel innovation of eating the Maror (bitter herbs) together with the Matzoh (bread of affliction) gives us a strange and unique legal challenge! This provocative ancient analysis by our Sages of the most basic Seder night procedures will give a profound new understanding of the contemporary Seder rituals we perform.

Ma'amer Vehecherim 5749 (1989) Ma'amer on Achron Shel Pesach: Discover powerful links between Egyptian Exodus, and Messianic Redemption.

Discover The 3 Keys to releasing Holiday Energy, and learn to open new doors!

Pre-Passover offering explaining the long road home from slavery!

The Seder’s final melodies feature Hallel. Learn what we’re singing about!