Pesach: The Seder - PREPARE FOR REDEMPTION

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

in every generation one has to see themselves as if they themselves left the land of Egypt why is that why do we have this obligation to imagine something that did not physically happen to us says as follows gave the to the therefore since the responsibility of T therefore since the responsibility of T is to those who left Egypt therefore by imagining that you yourself left Egypt you are accepting upon yourself the Yoke of the toyra and the mitv you're priming yourself you're designating yourself for however in in his offers a very powerful insight into why one is obligated to view themselves as if they left Egypt for me personally the night of P not for me personally the night of P not only is it the great yam but it's also the yard side of my revered grandfather my grandfather was in all the Dark Places and his entire life wherever he was he was never from the his final words were I am waiting for mashiach the right in every generation one is obligated to see themselves as if they left MIM prepare yourself inflame

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2. 0:35therefore since the responsibility of T is to those who left Egypt therefore by imagining that…
3. 1:06for me personally the night of P not only is it the great yam but it's…
4. 1:38they left MIM prepare yourself inflame your heart as if you yourself left MIM you were…
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6. 2:45by imagining yourself as if we were M and Hashem elevated and catapult us out of…
7. 3:20fact 21 by imagining that you yourself left MIM and hasem yanked us out of the…
8. 3:50left we are being we're preparing ourselves for the Final Redemption may it come tonight the…
9. 4:22MIM prepares ourselves for Redemption may we be to it thear Mish…

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