Rabbi no volume

From Sheldon W, No volume

Sheldon check your computer i can hear her

Sheldon, I go Audio

lower left most task bar? connect to computer audio?

Everyone Please MUTE your mics

Wasabi

i'm making wasabi too!

You can eat bitter lettuce for the seder for the maror

You can use wasabi paste too

Sheldon W, yes he is still there, Mr.Pickel still grinds the Horse raddish route

G’morning everyone

ok

i couldn't find a beet, what is another good vegetarian substitute for z'roah?

Raise hand is on the bottom.

on iPad it’s in more...

on my tablet it's on the bottom

Hello

Beautiful - thank you!

please say the number of the psalm in the Hebrew letters

Phew, I found my reading lgasses before the actual reading began! :D

*glasses

great Drink!

Darina!

Should we not eat during the online seder?

you don't eat until "shulchan orech"

yes, we do. I’m half Greek & can confirm. LOL

i mean, you eat dinner then

Break out groups can only happen on Zoom. How many can get onto Zoom? I thought it was going to be livestreamed on FB.

you have the representational items before then

like maror and charoset

Full on Hanuka

I wondered whether Donna's concern was actually about how many people can technically attend a Zoom meeting, in case there are too many candidates.

What about Israel independence day

Donna is your question about the zoom seder? if so can we address at the end?

depending on the plan, zoom can be 100 to 1000 people

?To differentiate between northern & southern?

The parting

Sounds like an avalanche to me(!)

Israel is Jacob and Judah is is main son

Or a volcanu

Yael is an Ibex

And I’m Tzvi, a Gazelle!

the hills are alive with the sound of music

does the cbst chorus sing this psalm.

ein gedi

Sara, we generally sing it together in services, led by the cantor.

The rams are the shofar sounds on mount Sinai

Totally, years apart, maybe 600 years

This one feels like a psalm pure celebration

Israel is to G-d as Judah is to Jacob

No, the mountains skipping sounds like an avalanche.

Compared to psalms 1 and 2 no one is falling short in this one!

this psalm sounds like nature

Hills are the ones we climb up on the pilgrim festivals like Passover

The narrator doesn’t seem to be addressing God here. It seems more like a historical narrative, or a magical realistic tale.

Berliner & Brettler "The Jewish Study Bible": "The language suggests that this is a late psalm and is commemorating the new exodus namely the return from Babylonian exile"

Moses is supposedly an Egyptian name.

There is a midrash that the Israelites kept their own speech even in exile

the way we usually sing it, our melody change after v4 when we go from exclaiming about it to asking why

Or maybe, the psalm is saying that nature was a partner in the Israelite’s escape from Egypt. A helpful and then celebratory partner — helpful Red Sea-parting and celebratory mountains and hills (notwithstanding my impression of it sounding like an avalanche).

…Sharon, like modern Eastern European Jews and Yiddish.

There is some evidence that the tribes were not completely split and some people from the ten tribes returned with the tribe of Judah

I was thinking from a mountain viewpoint an avalanche may be joyous

LOVE your sunflower 🌻 background : - )

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House sometimes refers to females

it was changed to israel after the ladder dream

Each of us has a namegiven by Godand given by our parentsEach of us has a namegiven by our stature and our smileand given by what we wearEach of us has a namegiven by the mountainsand given by our wallsEach of us has a namegiven by the starsand given by our neighborsEach of us has a namegiven by our sinsand given by our longingEach of us has a namegiven by our enemiesand given by our loveEach of us has a namegiven by our celebrationsand given by our workEach of us has a namegiven by the seasonsand given by our blindnessEach of us has a namegiven by the seaand given byour death.

This is the Zelda poem.

Please raise your hands if you wish to talk. We get a lot feed back if you aren't muted. Thank you so much.

A little off-topic at this point, but I wanted to share a note about the b'rachot for Hallel that I forgot to mention earlier. I was under the impression that for scripture to become liturgy, it is typically bound by b'rachot, e.g. Sh'ma Uvirchoteha, P'sukei D'zimrah, Hallel, the study texts in Birchot Hashachar, the biblical quotes in the shofar service on Rosh Hashanah, and public Torah/Haftarah reading. Kabbalat Shabbat is an outstanding exception (which is why some modern orthodox and other slightly more progressive traditional prayer groups that don't allow women to lead Ma'ariv might allow them to lead Kabbalat Shabbat).

why not Abraham ?

A moment of LGBT+ humor? House of Jacob - could be featured in the marvelous TV show, “Pose.” :-)

growth mindset

And seriously, I love Rabbi Kleinbaum’s idea that all proto-Jews got out, whether their highest selves or not.

me too, Sarah, it is so powerful and hopeful.

Also no individuals (humans, kings, sinners etc) in this psalm versus psalms 1 and 2. And no one falling short in this psalm, unlike psalms 1 and 2

More questions: Who is Pharaoh today in this age of the COVID-19 plague? Who are the Israelites? What is the Red Sea? What are the mountains and hills?

You are quite right, Sarah. each generation will frame this narrative in the context of their immediate experience.

my translation says "Before the Master Earth becomes receptive"

the pause seems to be in the middle of the word aretz; so why is it in the pause form - it is not before the pause?

True, Rabbi! Amen. 🙏💕🙏

Can we get into the seder late?

Baruch HaSem

Thank you

Chag sameach!

OK.

Thank you Rabbi, Harold, Sasha, and all. Chag sameach.

Chag sumach!

Chag sameach!

Chag Pesach sameach.

Chag sameach to all

It is Passover and my birthday!

Chag Sameach, all~ We shall overcome.

Happy Birthday Max

Zeissen Pesach to all

Happy Birthday, Max! :)

Happy Birthday, Max!

Happy Passover to call

Happy birthday Max! Mine is tomorrow! Yay to Aries!

Happy Passover!

chag samyeach!

Thank you Rabbi and Harold and everyone putting this together!!!

Chag sameach and thank you

Zissen Pesach!

Thank you! Chag sameach!

Happy Pesach

See you tonight

Happy Birthday to both Max and Megan.

Thank you Chag Sameach!