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The Hidden Depths of the Passover Haggadah - Part 2 - Rabbi Dr. David Gottlieb
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we got halfway through the second half
of the paragraph is a repetition of the
first step with certain changes i'm not
going to go through that long long story
I'm going to cut go to the closing of
the of the paragraph it ends not usually
when it's not Chavez it ends baraha
Tasha Moqaddas robbaz bombing that
sanctifies the Jewish people and the
holidays here the single word for
holidays is the times as you know if it
were an ordinary showers which is not a
holiday then it would just say makati
Josh shabbos sanctify the Chavez now
that this year it's going to be both
shabbos and the holiday you have the
full ending makadi SH a shabbos you
throw last money the obvious question is
why do we have Israel only on the
harveys why don't we have Israel on
shabbos also i mean that's right and
then if you're going to have somehow
shabbos and smiling together and you
going to put the both in which that
seems reasonable who dictated the order
yeah it wasn't the colonel nothing wrong
but wasn't shabbos like one of the first
i shall create javis like right after he
created man like so that was way before
any hobbies is waiting for Israel so in
correlation okay so if you want to think
about it historically makes perfect
tense first came shabbos movie
independently of the Jewish people and
other holidays came after the Jewish
people were established so you could say
it's just chronological I think you
could say that yeah
ok that's the deeper point here the
point here is absolutely fundamental
difference between Chavez and holidays
shabbos comes in every week period
people keep it don't keep it forget it
remember it get mixed up since the day
it was absolutely no difference we have
no input into when shabbos occurs all
the holidays are dates of the calendar
sort of shavuos is a little different
but all the holidays are dates of the
calendar who controls the calendar we do
and we do in a very dramatic way people
are aware that our months begin
according to the cycle of the moon but
strictly speaking that's not correct
because the rabbis who declared
beginning of the month are not strictly
dependent upon the moon what you should
happen is that witnesses who saw new
moon will come to the court in Jerusalem
and they would testify that they saw the
moon they were beat cross-examined by
the rabbi's a new astronomy I knew that
if it had appeared at all you went would
appear in exactly where it would appear
and if they're testing windows
acceptance okay so today is the first of
the next month but the truth is that if
the rabbi's want to or need to they can
override the witness is whether they
come or not so let's say we need the
month to start on Tuesday but Monday
afternoon witnesses come and say they
saw the moon last night and you
cross-examine then that would make
monday the beginning the next month the
rabbi's can say to the witnesses thank
you for coming we appreciate it it will
reward you we're not starting till
tomorrow anyway we don't care whether
the moon was there and you saw the moon
we're not starting till tomorrow anyway
and vice versa they needed to start on
Monday nobody shows up they could say
well nobody showed up but
we're starting here on eyewitnesses they
have the power to declare the month
independently of witnesses all together
and that being the case when we say the
beginning of the month it's because the
court declared it as such we made it as
such so if we make monday the beginning
of the month let's say me son which is
the month of which basically is two
weeks later on Monday it's going to be
pacer if we make tuesday the beginning
of the month two weeks later on Tuesday
it's going to be pace off which means
which 24 hour period of history is pacer
is determined by us we make it happen
that's utterly different from shabbos
where we didn't do anything shabbos is
because of the original weekday calendar
they've got set up and then rolling on
since then without any input from us
whatsoever so this is what's reflected
by the phraseology on shouted she said
she was ricotta cheese shop is period
I'm holiday as you said Sheamus makati
she's royal and through be makati she's
real as my name that's how it's come
afterwards because we are the ones who
make the holidays occur when they do and
finally when it comes out on both like
it is this year so you said the Kaddish
I shabbos you swab Osmani which is the
natural waiting for mining even what I
told you but there's another deeper
level here that just as he sanctified us
and we sanctify the holidays so he
sanctified Chavis and shabbos sanctifies
us and then we sanctify the holidays it
is a chain when you close the blessing
as we will do this year yeah question I
don't want me to get
deep into the pocket you just discussing
we are some usually the judges were able
to manipulate when you like would start
now I know it was probably whole
calculation online or where did they
come to save it you know we're we decide
by month well I'm not what motivates
them to start the month one way or
another way i like it i shall i'll tell
you one of the big determinant is that
rashanna should not come out on the
first day of the week the fourth day of
the week or the sixth day of the week 10
avoid that for a different holiday no no
rosh hashanah rosh hashanah but not
respond especially shauna wright should
not come out on sunday or wednesday or
friday those three days you talked about
why because let's make a little sock
calculation if Russia gentle going on
Wednesday then you Kimber will come out
on friday if I shutting us out on Friday
capable out of sunday in both of those
cases you will have shabbos and you keep
it together either friday as you keep
our son is your keeper shabbos and you
keep or share all the same restrictions
in terms of the things you can't do and
one of the things you can't do on either
shabbos Orion Cooper is bury the dead so
imagine you have this 48-hour period
together and someone dies let's say in
Cooper's friday and thursday evening
radisson kipper started somebody dies
it's going to be 48 hours until you're
able to bury him that's terrible so the
first thing that I've I said is no rosh
hashanah on wednesday or friday is that
you're going to end up with 48 hours
where you can't bury people that knocks
out to what happens if Regina comes out
on Sunday well let's see so our shuttles
out on sunday then sukis which is the
15th a visa of Tishrei will start on
something right to hit two weeks later
the seventh day of circus will be
shabbos careful 127 will be shadows now
there is a very important crucial minik
that the prophets established that on
the seventh day of circus you bring
willow branches and you bring them into
the temple and you go around the the
altar with the willow branches and you
can't do that on Chavez so in order to
preserve that min hug has out said rosh
hashanah should never come out on sunday
is that it did it would kill that minute
so if the witnesses come Sunday
afternoon I say we saw the moon last
night said okay I hear you but too bad
because we can't do it on sunday we're
going to wait for monday and if it's
Thursday and they if it's sorry it's yes
Thursday and they don't show up I wait
till tomorrow to make it through
beginning of the month that's gonna be
on Friday I can't tolerate that so we're
gonna make a Thursday even if they don't
show up that's the prerogative that they
have to use their power to avoid those
things from happening so with this
calculation there is no minimum or
maximum a stick again oh that's right
well you can't move it more than one day
so you can't you can't make it more than
one day extra now this is a one month so
the whole year no no no no no no no they
can do it any month they want I'm just
illustrating one of the reasons why they
might do that nothing really other
reasons as well as so now we have a
fixed calendar now you can imagine what
kind of a calculation it was they had to
calculate a cycle in which this will
never occur yeah now you're talking
about lunar months which make a total
354 days a year against a solar year
which is 365 and I mean to adjust that
the lunar and the solar shouldn't get
out of whack which is a 19-year cycle of
inter collisions of a month a 7 out of
19 and make sure that you never have
come out on sunday wednesday or friday
so and it has been lasting this this cat
account that has been lasting for more
than 2,000 years my old roommate used to
make those towels used to try to exploit
to betray very very complicated and if
you compare it with secular calendars
there they go bust I mean around in the
1700s they had to take 11 days out of
the calendar because it was getting out
a way out of whack wasn't correctly
correctly that that's when they start
putting the leap here like this year
then the 29th of every and even that's
not right so every hundred years you
have to skip the 29th because that's
wrong well so it's fine tuning it right
I've been working fine for two thousands
okay that's why it says shabbos Israel
and then obvious is the holidays are in
the sense don't each other's thing you
go see you that's right this is acting
okay very good now then this work hudson
car person very Otomo I'm not gonna
comment on those then we come to Mackay
was and in mind some page eight now this
first paragraph is very unique in
aramaic whereas the whole text of the
hug girl is a Hebrew and some of it was
not said now in the evening when the
sailor was taking place as I'll show you
so this is a preservation of things
people used to say at various times in
preparing for the Seder setting it here
is not the way it was originally done so
first it says haha lokmanya this is the
bread of poverty or deprivation the hell
of a son by of them asylum that our
ancestors ate and land of Egypt now
this is certainly true I don't have ever
seen matzo made if you go go with them
and they bake Matt's us now you can see
it it's a fascinating process people
talk about the 18-minute matters that's
really speaking not true the amount of
time it takes time the water hits the
flour until comes out of the oven is
about 12 minutes right over 18 minutes
we have a cycle they do one dough after
another and when the oven has been used
for 18 minutes you call the end of the
cycle but the actual time it takes from
the time minute the water hits the flour
until it comes out is about 12 minutes
you talk about slaves slaves are people
who don't have time let's say the baked
challah I mean leave a card the women
tell me you mix it and then you punch it
down and then it starts to blow up and
you punch it down again and we got a
half hour can you bake it slowly and you
know this is a two hour process to bake
how well you're exhausted you want to
eat period so here you make a dough and
I've seen this we have a sort of your in
bukhari I think it still does it they
make a dough and then they slap it on
the side of the oven and and it and it
bakes on the side of the oven it takes
two or three minutes that's the whole
thing preparing the dog takes four or
five minutes and it takes and by the way
that's fired him their mats us I night
crackers their mats as a flexible like
something like what you call a pita we
are very careful like that they
shouldn't let him and not like ashkenazi
event so anyway so here you pointed it
and you say this is the poor bread that
are instances aid in Egypt now I don't
point something out to you with your
musician would we'll get to somewhat
later in the middle of the Haggadah
there's a section where we describe the
symbolism of the things that we eat now
my text is on page 25 and here the I
gotta give an explanation why we eat
matza why do we eat it because of the
fact that when our ancestors were
leaving Egypt
their dough didn't have time to rise
until a Cornish bro who appeared to them
and took them out this doesn't sound
like the bread of affliction the sound
of the brother of freedom and it's true
and that means that the matter has a
double symbolism and the double system
will be very important to us very
important to us there has outcall matter
welcome the turquoise that like I'm only
let them only me can mean relative
deprivation from like the word only
which means a poor person has Al Russian
lack of your own evil of drawer amarte
the food the bread or food over which
you mentioned many things and the reason
for it is that the three symbols that we
have that we eat on the night of seder
which we ate on the temple was standing
the moro the bitter herbs symbolized the
slavery and the pessac symbolizes the
freedom that's when I could row who
saved us when the firstborn were killed
and not to symbolizes both so therefore
there are many things set with respect
to the matter right it's a
two-dimensional symbol rather than one
division like the other two and here
you're getting one dimension with the
beginning of the stator all this lab is
just symptoms of a much deeper okay why
why would that be the reason plate
he had a hard time sitting to eat matza
a small understand well think about the
bitter herbs it's the same thing right
they had a hard time so we're eating
various yeah it looks like the concept
of a like is this a holiday of a member
answer is this a holiday for us to be
there okay you're asking all the
important questions yes all the
important we'll get there and we'll
organize them but these are the kinds of
questions we'll get to is going to have
a little more information under our belt
but these are the right questions these
are right questions ok the next
statement is the one part is what I
referred to before coldest clean yes a
vehicle anybody who's impoverished it's
having trouble raising food for the for
the meal come with us and join with us
cold did three whoever is in need yeasay
visa let him come and join the Paschal
sacrifice with us here's the sticker you
can't eat the past or sacrifice unless
you are appointed to the sacrifice
before it's slaughtered yeah called me
noe you have to be appointed to the
group is going to eat this this special
that would be for its slaughtered that's
hours ago that's in the afternoon I
can't go out in the evening of pesach
after we dive in the shul and Itzhak
outsides head of it well anybody who
needs to join a passel sacrifice come to
my house and happy to have you it won't
work it's not valid it must have
happened in the air that's what I said
this is a combination of things that
people said it various different times
in preparation for PESA they're not all
they weren't said in an evening like we
save them we don't have the temple all
together we're not sacrifice all
together so we are recording the things
that people said but that's all they
said that so anyways you're coming
they fight it they said anybody who's in
need has not already been assigned to a
passel sacrifice come with us we're
happy to have you as part of our group
of course before they sacrifice it
otherwise you couldn't do it after so
this first first second half water we're
making a mattress in the second sentence
after before doing I don't know that but
you make me a nice point because that
would make it more in order would make
it more in order it could be it could be
I don't know it's a nice thought now
here's a little bit of logic I shot the
hawk hawk the Shadow Ball by Rd soil
this year we are here next year we
should be in the Land of Israel tell me
something do we say that here yeah yeah
look so my brother yeah we just say but
what could we possibly eat we are you we
r is done galoot who's we Rab honey
who's we I'm sitting here jawline thank
you very much we don't have sit outside
and it doesn't say galoot so you can
stick in a spiritual interpretation
we're lost we haven't got the tip of it
says here versus in the Land of Israel I
think it means up everybody in oh good
we is we my particular nuclear family or
my client or my neighborhood we use the
Jewish people on speaking on behalf of
the Jewish people and we are not here
that's good now the next one here also
we need a piece of piece of logic they
relate the two of them a shot off day
bhishan high Borbon a hurry this year we
are slaves next year we should be free
slavery here can be a relative term when
I'm free to do as we please those who
live in America are bound by American
law which means that there are various
things which they can't do where's the
tour would happen to do
and even here and that's the first
important point it doesn't split up the
way the other one splits up it's not as
if in New York your slave and here
you're free we're not free here either
because the secular Israeli government
doesn't enable us to do all the things
we need to do so these are two separate
statements one is I want to be in the
Land of Israel even if being in the Land
of Israel I'm not going to be totally
free and vice versa I want to be free
even if i'm not in the Land of Israel
because the more free i am outside learn
visual the more i can keep the thorough
so these are two independent thought
okay now we come to the four questions
here it's going to be a work of
translation but let me just tell you
there are a lot of force right is for
for questions and what else short clubs
for cups and what else what makes you
are oh no that's not here written in the
text what else you have written effects
for languages of salvation which are in
the Torah and which are some which are
brought here what else to have here in
the text Oh four sons nope no nope poor
sons okay so the goal of illness says
number four here symbolizes the
matriarch ah because there were four of
them only three men before women huh the
goner villain says this and he I don't
remember if he brings about there's a
famous statement of huzzah the screws
notion said correos de gallo Abu Salem
is ryan with a merit of the righteous
women we were saved from Egypt a number
of features that the women contributed
that the men did not at a certain point
the slavery and the oppression became so
bitter the men simply gave up they gave
up at one point I'm rom who was to
become Moses father buzz wasn't born yet
wasn't conceived yet divorced his wife
because he said if they're going to kill
all the new
born males it's not worth continuing and
the men following on roms example also
divorce their wives and that meant
they're just giving up on the project
you know let it end Miriam I runs
daughter tomorrow says came to him and
engage in an argument with him one of
the things she said to him is your
decree is worse than that of pharaoh
pharaoh decreed only only that the
newborn male shall be drowned your
decrees does you never no more chill
nobody was children at all she gave him
if I remember correctly for arguments so
forth or five and she changed his mind
he took back his wife you have it the
men followed suit took back their wives
and that's what Moses was born so he
cause of Miriam that's that breach was
repaired at another point in the
oppression the men simply were weary and
without hope and they refused to have
relations with their wives and the
Talmud says the women who worked a full
day also met their husbands after the
day was over with two pots of water and
two fish one part of water they enabled
the husband to wash his body the other
they cooked up some fish they had to
fish and they roughly what we would call
seduced her husband's they said you gave
up but we didn't give up and you can't
deny us that we should give birth to a
new generation will take responsibility
for it they come out of Egypt when you
come out of Egypt and across the sea and
on the other side and see the Egyptians
drown there's a ecstatic poetry that
they recite the men do and the women do
sorry I was just sheer motion and with
the women it says the women accompanied
their recycle with drums and mahalos now
some people are under the impression
that mahalos means dancing and there is
such an idea the word Mahal can also
mean a musical instrument look at the
150th Psalm the last time the word my
whole there means the definitely musical
instrument so the major
asks where the woman get drums from war
musical instance what are they getting
from answer they took the ferry gypped
if they took the reason why did the man
take the from Egypt because the women
had more emunah they had more trust that
God would say that they were preparing
all ready for the salvation and they
were leaving Egypt of the men the men
were in preparing they weren't prepared
they weren't on such a highland if you
say that they danced and I'm a whole
using me as a dance in a circle one of
the Hasidic commentary says circle is
symptom of the world to come there's a
assistant world to come will all
make a circle around the colors Broncos
roughly in the center so they and their
dance were already projecting the
ultimate future you have a picture of
the of the level on which the women were
and that being the case as I said I
remember the if the gunner Berlin says
all this but his idea that the fours in
agoura symbolized the matriarch is a
very very powerful idea I wanted to ask
how this before women relate to these
percussion no I don't think it's one by
one I don't think it's one big one just
a number for whatever you're doing and
alerted via right no it's because the
number four is the same number the
number four is the same number okay it's
not as if sorrow relates to one of the
questions and rifka relates to a
different but it's not it's not paired
up that way you have four questions you
have four sons you have for coastal sub
so on before we know
what's special how is it related to him
because women the foundation of a lead
I'm leaving Egypt oh this is where they
came from all the characters a woman
came from up in the bedroom I measure
now this little paragraph of the four
questions is very very difficult boys
and girls if we take the translation
that everybody's familiar with it reads
like this how is this night different
from all the nights that are all the
night sweet hamsa matzah tonight only
matson all other nights we'd other
vegetables tonight eat bitter vigils and
all the nights we own the dip our
vegetables in some kind of sauce even
once at tonight twice and all other
nights we eat either sitting up and
chairs or reclining on banqueting
couches then I everybody's reclining is
that for questions that's like it's one
question with for answers how is this
night different mother night i'll tell
you how it's different it's different in
all four of these ways translates why
should i rise even so even so it'll be
why is it different and it tells you
four reasons why it's difficult for
before four reasons why are all these
four things that we are doing why are
you doing okay so that's that's a way in
other words that the the first scent is
like introduction and it's to make you
put a question mark after the other for
that could be that could be but although
it could be in logic that your remark is
a very logical remark it isn't right in
hebrew manish donna is not a question
and he boo it's not a question I'll tell
you what it's like Jacob has a dream
she's a ladder anxious going up and down
the ladder and he's got over the ladder
and he was God speak when he wakes up he
says MA Nora a mahkum has it noram he's
awesome this place what's the math de ma
is not how awesome is this place ?
meaning how many awesomeness points
shall i gift
place 76 104 you know what awesomeness
rady does it get that's not what he's
saying what he's saying is how awesome
this place is ! is that a merit or it's
not a question in all its exclamation
how awesome this place is not even
question correctly oh how different
these nights are that we dip reversals
twice correct that's the correct
translation so as I said his remark
before was logical but now you have to
work with what it really says okay it's
an exclamation with four applications
how different this night is from all
other nights look this this distance
fine when I was over no we're not right
we're in a fog let me increase the fog
who's asking these questions by the way
you can say this at the Seder you'll get
points because it's not all very well
known who's asking these questions shall
we imagine we have a five-year-old now
he went through the Passover Seder last
year it was for how much did you
remember not a lot and she sees things
happening and he's wondering why are
these things happen and he's asking
about these things to get exploit
exclamation is that who's asking these
questions says they barbell it can't be
that's impossible why is it impossible
it's not small enough no look at the
content of those questions and tell me
why that can't be a correct way to say
I'm you know you know me I'm much
tougher than that I don't know what
speculations and and you know
psychological dilly-dallying I if you
look at the content the questions it
cannot be a child who's observing things
happening and asking about them because
he wants understand cuz he's asking me
before everything happened first of all
he's asking about things that haven't
happened yet all other nights we don't
dip our vegetables tonight we dip twice
excuse me if you only did once the
second tip is coming hours from now
tonight we need only matzah who told you
who told you all year long you eat
matzah and comment
who told you're not going to bring out a
birthday cake at the end so that's one
reason the other reason is he has
already seen some very peculiar goings
on he's not asking about them father
made kiddush ok that's like every
holiday and every shabbos they brought
him water to wash his hands good every
shabbos every holiday and then here's a
piece of celery and he goes on doing
something else right that's crazy after
you wash you make on the theater dime
and then you eat bread why didn't he ask
about that so says the apartment I'll go
to the bar Briana Rabon on says that's
not what's going on going on here is to
ask the question that you asked before
now we're coming up to it we have
anniversaries during the year these
anniversaries have a certain quality
some of them are commemorations of great
successes great joyful events like
Hanukkah like Purim like she was
received the Torah like circus when
coach bro who gave us the clouds of
glory and protected us and we have
commemorations of tragedies like ninth
of of when we commemorate the
destruction of Temple of the fast days
during the year the author like other is
asking what is going on here what are we
commemorating true the spirit the period
of time in Egypt was terrible slavery by
the way some people are making mistake
how long were we in you take a 210 years
how much was slavery about 90 years not
buy these because until I told you until
all of the brothers died there was no
slavery so about about nineteen ninety
seven light years how come true always
because that generation was the
generation that was you know they were
Joseph's brothers and Joseph saved the
land and made the valiant Richard so
they had a certain certain status at any
rate the bow ligado is saying look at
the symbols that we use tonight and
you'll notice the two of them are
symbols of slavery and two of them as
symbols of freedom and I want to know
what's going on
every other day in the Jewish calendar
has one dimension either it commemorates
some great success and joy or
commemorate some disaster tonight it
seems like you have a hybrid because
matzo at this point as I told you as a
bread of affliction or poverty there
eight its slaves and the next one's
moral the bitter herbs those are two of
slavery and dipping listen we know these
vegetables we dip our vegetables have to
have a nice sauce you know that's
obviously someone who's wealthy and it
was and who's aristocrat right and we
eat on rock reclining couches we're
banqueting so the author of the God is
asking it's a four-fold question that's
what really is it's a four-fold question
a question with four parts now having
said all of that let's just look at the
next sentence and see if you can
formulate what the answer is the next
step that says this ought to be an
answer the question right I've bought in
vain to the five of us Ryan by his angel
Academy shot we were slaves to Pharaoh
of Egypt and a share my god took us out
from there in one word what do we
commemorate II exes okay Exodus is nice
word at a more descriptive word Hebrew
would be trained and English would be
transitioned where we're commemorating
the transition from slavery to freedom
we have one leg on each side of the
border and we're shifting weight from
the leg on the slavery side the leg
that's on the freedom side that's why
you have two symbols of slavery into
symbols of freedom because you're making
the transition from one to view that's
the barbell chart there's a beautiful
shot you know you know me if it works
out logically i would have thought you
got that same shopping somewhere else
like when before the before lady died
even though all the jews are having a
good time in Egypt they still felt as if
they were slaves because we wanted
the last example even though they
enjoying themselves and now laughter
that some people were slaves would
understand four-fifths didn't leave
because even though they were sleep they
were still enjoying themselves and the
things that are happening in Egypt so in
both times there was a hint of slavery
and even though that's it that's right I
see what you mean di here just saying
but remember we called the holidays one
of the words holidays was mine smile
means on this date something particular
took place so it's not as if we are
symbolizing something that went on for
90 years it's it's with symbolizing
something into place on the fifteenth of
Nissan so it's not going to right it's
not right if it's not gonna be the whole
picture and that's why the gotta ask
this question the fourfold questions
because our commemorations have a
certain a certain style certain status
and and then he gets the inspiration
yeah I didn't understand the part about
where you said that this cannot be a
child asking these four questions what
was the answer to why it can't be a
child no I understand that so who's
asking you to transfer the author that
God is formulating a sophisticated
question it's not a question for a
five-year-old the question is since we
have two symbols of slavery two symbols
of freedom what is the nature of this
holiday all the other holidays or all
the other days that are special have one
theme either the theme is rejoicing over
a salvation or some great success or is
the theme of REM rating a disaster and
being unhappy and sad and depressed so
we don't say for children's discussions
no no certainly not for children
certainly not for children this is the
question that the haggadah puts as its
introduction
introduction what are we doing tonight
are we commemorating the slavery or
commemorating the freedom and the answer
is worth remembering the transition from
one to the other and questions how are
these four questions you said that
consists of munster nominee it's just
like a statement not a question well so
now I must tell you I'm dealing now with
a title which doesn't appear anywhere in
the in how good this is the way it's
called by the Jewish people that's very
strong that's very important but it's
not you know got itself it's called the
fear Cassius with our Baku she owed and
Hebrew or an earner and in Yiddish and
you could translate that as the four
questions if it's the four questions
then you have a problem we're ending up
now with it's a single question with
four parts tues symbols of slavery two
symbols of freedom how does it work
together and I want you to know that in
Hebrew there are two words that are used
for questions one that is using this
expression this version kusja the other
with shayla they're not the same at all
touches our difficulty correct who she
has a difficulty shayla's just request
for information and that that works very
well here according to the bar bunnell
you have two against two with a
contradiction so at least kusja plays
that plays are all here shayla would be
impossible yeah it's just and as you
know me I like all the words to work out
for khushi oak is a little hard because
it's really a single difficulty with
four parts so for Part kusja okay that
about I can't answer yeah I just yeah I
think that works well with whom said
about before another full mix yards that
before is not four seconds one unit of
four it's not for seven things
so that's the number four right person
that's right that's interesting the four
languages of salvation definitely work
that way because the progression for co
souls is a very interesting very into
the question they were or asks feel a
big goblet with força and you take them
all down at once and then when I said a
half of it you satisfied this cosa
satisfied but hey Luce freedom you
didn't satisfy so maybe that goes
together tonight so before the Astra all
right that's an awesome song that I came
and that's definitely progression nice
though very nice thought okay I'm just
gonna raise for your questions a lot
just like four inches yes because he
didn't want four sides okay that's
that's be feted by geography okay
there's one more thing to say here and
then we'll we'll pick it up again
tomorrow there are two sentences here
when I just read for you and then the
next one to read them carefully and
precisely they contradict one another
the census we just read was we were
slaves to Pharaoh in Egypt and Shama guy
took us out from there with a strong
hand and a stretch our that's what next
sentence if Hashem had not taken our
ancestors out of Egypt and we and our
children our children children would
have been subjugated to Egypt and
subjugated to Pharaoh in Egypt what's
the contradiction what we were going to
die out now you're asking a question
about the second one question I'm asking
contradiction listen again the first
sentence says we were slaves to Pharaoh
Egypt and a sham Oh God took us out from
there with its strong hand and I
searched our second sentence if Hashem
had not taken across Grove had not taken
our ancestors out of Egypt then we and
our children our children children would
have been subject to Pharaoh in Egypt
what's the contradiction well your
college education doesn't teach you how
to
with precision no such trainings a
tragedy now who left Egypt who actually
left Egypt we were the first sense that
says we did who's we well there are
seven of us in this room everyone about
seven you know walk down a region what
are the second sentence a our ancestors
left Egypt not we if i should have not
taken our ancestors out we would have
been no subject to it but he did think
our ancestors are the fact is he did and
therefore we weren't and aren't there
won't be so contradiction because we
though the whole thing about smog now
every year this day of the year we leave
Egypt we can say we and if our ancestors
so Starla conscious sanguine we will
take we'll get to that we'll get to that
but there's a simpler answer even here
there's a simple answer maybe you'll
think of it by tomorrow