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The Free Will Choice of Passover — By Ben

April 12, 2022by eltram Leave a comment

Sitting on my desk are two pieces of electronic equipment. One is a Wacom Cintiq 21UX drawing tablet monitor. The other is a Nintendo Switch. Neither of them are particularly […]

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Bedikas Chametz: Search and Destroy — By Ben

March 25, 2021by eltram Leave a comment

Jews around the world are scrambling to get ready for Pesach, the most stressful of all the Jewish holidays. For the uninitiated, Passover (as the holiday is also known) is […]

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Holidays, Posts by Ben

Pesach – Seder in Solitude — By Ben

April 2, 2020by eltram 1 Comment

This Passover I am planning to do the seder all by myself in my studio apartment. For the last few years I’ve been fortunate enough to be hosted by families […]

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Pesach: 4 Drinks Deep – By Ben

April 19, 2019by eltram 1 Comment

Passover has its staples. Eating matzah, telling over the story, kids selling back the afikomen, wondering When Do We Eat? But one tradition may just be more essential (and more […]

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Pesach: Dayenu – Would It Really Have Been Enough? — By Ben

March 29, 2018by eltram 1 Comment

As Pesach approaches we find ourselves in a furious rush. Between cooking, cleaning, switching out dish ware, finishing work before the two days of Yom Tov, and collecting all chometz […]

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Pesach – It’s Not Darkest Before Just the Dawn — By Ben

March 22, 2018by eltram 2 Comments

We have a lot of maxims in our culture that simply aren’t true. Insanity is defined as doing the same thing over and over, expecting different result. No volume of the […]

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Hod. The Link between Pesach Sheni, Lag B’Omer, and Manna from Heaven. – By Ben

May 11, 2017by eltram Leave a comment

We’re in a really odd time right now in the Jewish calendar. Between Pesach and Shavuos is a what’s known as the counting of the Omer. For 49 days we count each […]

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Pesach – So We Left Egypt. Who Cares? — By Ben

April 6, 2017by eltram Leave a comment

As we prepare to celebrate Pesach, we once again return to the story of how God took our ancestors out of Egypt. We’ll do the two seders, abstain from chometz, […]

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A Leader and One Who Leads — By Ben

February 9, 2017by eltram 1 Comment

We’ve all had “test of faith” moments (or in Jew-speak test of emmunah.) And in this week’s parsha, Beshalach, the Jews have a pretty daunting one. Just after leaving Egypt, God instructs Moses […]

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Rosh Chodesh and New Beginnings — By Ben

February 2, 2017by eltram Leave a comment

Parshas Bo has a ton going on. It finishes up the plagues (most notably the death of the first born), the Jews are given their freedom finally becoming a nation, and […]

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