Outside, catastrophic things were happening throughout Egypt, but the Jews ate serenely. What sort of conversations were there at that first Seder? The Jews then had not yet left Egypt, so what did they talk about? Rabbi Arush gives amazing insight into serving Hashem!
Dear Jews, there is a tremendous light illuminating the world on Leil HaSeder and during the entire holiday. Open the window and allow this wonderful light to penetrate your souls and the souls of your children! This is an auspicious time to load up with emuna and bitachon for the entire year and for your entire life.
We have to constantly understand why we are doing what we are doing. We always have to keep our ears open for Divine reminders and to serve Hashem every day with renewed vigor...
Passover is significant for Bnei Noach as a reminder of the importance of freedom and the pursuit of God's commandments. The issue of redemption is significant for all people, regardless of the time and place in which they live!
