Two elements constitute the foci of the Seder: The first is commemoration of our exodus from Egypt and our emancipation from slavery and our reflection on the significance of Israel's freedom. The second is to transmit our tradition to the next generation.

The Gemara in Pesachim (Daf 3b) says that one is forbidden to work on Erev Pesach after midday.

As it is written in the Shulcan Aruch, one way to beautify the mitzvah of the Seder is to use fancy tableware. Many people may also buy new cookware and appliances for Pesach. All of these items may need to be toveled.

In our exodus from Egypt, the Jews reached a high level of Emunah very quickly. That was our downfall, and why we spent forty years in the desert..

One of the lessons we learn on Pesach is to not stop in the middle, but continue until the end.

Two elements constitute the foci of the Seder: The first is commemoration of our exodus from Egypt and our emancipation from slavery and our reflection on the significance of Israel's freedom. The second is to transmit our tradition to the next generation.

The Gemara in Pesachim (Daf 3b) says that one is forbidden to work on Erev Pesach after midday.