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Pesach: At the Seder You're Never Alone & Last Chance For a Special Opportunity

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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takami kamayo afterwards after the meal the servants removed the table then who wrote me bae resculusa they then sent us another portion from the house of laresca said to rava how are you allowed to eat it don't you hold several see like us once the table is removed you can't eat anymore it's a hadas you would have to make another bracha rava said no this is different we're guests over here we never know what they're going to bring out anan attacker we're dependent we're reliant on the table of the rescue lusa sometimes they bring out another portion and another portion and so just because they removed the first table that doesn't mean we're messy our mind is always on what they will bring out from the house of the rescue comes to us and taisus says even though ordinarily when you say the words come let's bench havela varek so your meal is done can't eat anymore you'd have to make another

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