Rabbi Ingber says that Passover is all about the timing and the urgency of the Jews leaving Egypt contrasted with the laid back pace of Seders. He points out how the "Song of Songs" is sang twice as part of the lack of rushing through it. He says that Passover has the quality of "lovers who are constantly looking for each other." But there is a constant excitement about it. He also points to the similarity between the words Matzah/Motzo and Mitzvot.
Category
Pesach sermons
Archive Details
Creator
Ingber, David
Date(s) of Creation
Apr 6, 2018
Archive Size/Extent
14'34"
Primary Language
English, Hebrew
Archive Items Details
Subjects
Passover, Seder, Hasidism, Song of Solomon (Music), Matzos
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Naḥman, of Bratslav, 1772-1811, Zadok, ha-Kohen, of Lublin, 1823-1900, Laʼu, Binyamin