These Gemara teachings focus on the Passover Seder. They feature an in-depth study of the Talmudic analysis of our Sages on key components of the Pesach Night rituals. _______________________ Tractate Pesachim, Perek Arvai-Pesachim, Page - 116a "THE CURIOUS CHILD" opens the study of a new Mishna. Here we will learn about the importance of Stimulating Questions, and actively Engaging Conversations! Our opening encounter is with a pouring of wine that serves whet curiosity and elicit amazement; thereby causing questions about complex carbohydrates, proteins, and exceptional eating habits. In this Episode, we will learn to appreciate how the Seder was designed to facilitate effective intergenerational communication. Our Sages also understood that we would best ensure continuity by ordaining disgraceful beginnings and glorious endings! This Mishna provides exceptional insight as to the order of the Seder proceedings, keenly enhances our appreciation for the way it was all so carefully choreographed! This Episode joins a growing collection of classes on Perek Arvia Pesachim, the 10th chapter of this Holiday Tractate. This chapter's primary focus is The Passover Seder and its unique ritual observances.
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