Lesson
Who is the focus of the Pesach story?
Jewish people
Who tried to destroy Yaakov?
Lavan
What represents hidden danger?
Hidden danger = Lavan
Who, unlike Pharaoh, hid his bad intentions?
Lavan hid his bad intentions
What does “Dam, eish, v’timrot ashan” mean?
Blood, fire and smoke=plagues
Which group are we told to look closely at?
Ourselves
Who enslaved the Jewish people?
Pharaoh enslaved the Jews
What represents open miracles?
Egypt
Who, unlike Lavan, used slavery openly?
Pharaoh oppressed openly
These signs remind us of what events?
Egypt’s plagues
Which people does the Haggadah tell us to study what happened to?
Our ancestors
Who failed to harm yaakov?
Lavan
How was lavans danger described?
Lavan was sneaky
Which figure represents sneaky danger?
Lavan = sneaky danger.
These dramatic signs show what clearly?
Hashems power
Which phrase introduces a deeper lesson in the Haggadah?
“Vehi she’amda” teaches resilience.
Who attacked openly with harsh treatment?
Pharaoh oppressed openly
How were Egypts miracles shown?
They were public
Which leader represents obvious oppression?
Pharaoh
How was hashems power in egypt dramatically shown?
All the miracles he did for us
Which instruction encourages careful thinking and reflection?
Ask questions and reflect deeply
Who is known for hidden intentions?
Lavan hid his intentions
What are the two main ideas of the dvar Torah?
Main idea: hidden danger vs. revealed salvation.
Which two figures are contrasted in the dvar Torah?
Lavan and pharaoh
What is the main message we should notice in life?
Watch out for hidden and open challenges