Word Prompt – CROWS – Rachel Wizenfeld
When people or publications can't differentiate between evil and the fighting back against it, then there really is no point in engaging in conversation.
Word Prompt – CROWS – Jordana Baruchov
In Jewish thought, the raven/crow represents transformation, change, and the hard-earned wisdom that comes from going through darkness.
Word Prompt – CROWS – Yitzchak Sprung
Noah’s logic is solid. If something is good for neither material nor for spiritual reasons, does it have a purpose?
Word Prompt – CROWS – Ita Yankovich
In an attempt to respond to this quirky Word Prompt word, I googled crows and I learned something fascinating. There is actual meaning behind those annoying shrills and shrieks.
Word Prompt – CROWS – Sarah Pachter
Sometimes in life we are like the raven, tested by Hashem in areas that are precisely our very weakness.
Word Prompt – KARPAS – Yehudah Pryce
The karpas initiates a curiosity about our redemption and mission in this world. This aligns with the Sefas Emes, which comments that karpas represents the first stage of avodas Hashem.
Word Prompt – KARPAS – Naomi Nachman
By the time we get to that portion of the seder, we are so famished, that even a plain potato or bitter parsley and celery taste delicious!
Word Prompt – KARPAS – Rochelle Brand
The salt water represents the tears Bnei Yisrael shed while in servitude and the green vegetable symbolizes spring and the renewal of spirit.
Word Prompt – KARPAS – Cheryl Kupfer
Karpas in my home was parsley, although celery was another option. (We did not use potatoes as karpas...)
Word Prompt – KARPAS – Gabriel Boxer
In Judaism we always have the ability for a fresh new start. The story of Passover depicts us as slaves in Egypt, never giving up the hope of being freed and we persevere, and gain our freedom.
Word Prompt – HOPE – Shlomo Zuckier
For generations, a Jewish state in Eretz Yisrael was the great hope – Hatikvah – of countless Jews. In 1948, that hope was realized. Yet, hope did not end there – Od lo avda tikvateinu – nor did the challenges.
Word Prompt – HOPE – Yisroel Picker
If a person feels like change is impossible, we encourage hope. If they feel like they can't be fixed, we show them their value.
Word Prompt – HOPE – Bin Goldman
When we focus on this healing future that exists beyond time, we bring tomorrow's comfort into today's pain. Our suffering doesn't disappear, but it changes as the light of our destination brightens our difficult journey.
Word Prompt – HOPE – Tuly Weisz
This Pesach will be the second year of a wartime Seder and so our Hope for Hashem’s protection will be even more pronounced.
Word Prompt – HOPE – Zolly Claman
Imber’s words testify to the enduring spirit of Am Yisrael. Even in the shadow of loss, our hope remains. Our deep connection to the land, to our people, and to the promise of renewal endures.
Word Prompt – ACHDUT – Rivka Schwartz
But if "all Jews are Jews, except the Jews I really don't like" is your stance, then you don't actually believe in achdut.
Word Prompt – ACHDUT – Solly Hess
There have been moments of national unity in the U.S., where Americans banded together after terrifying circumstances. Think of the kindness and care shown to one another after 9/11. Sadly, that grand-scale unity is more of a distant memory than the ubiquitous flags on everyone’s car window.
Word Prompt – ACHDUT – Michael Milgraum
Let us also remember that the biggest obstacle to achdut is ego. As people strive to defend their image and self-importance, this can become its own type of avodah zarah that undermines the spiritual values that they think they are fighting for.
Word Prompt – ACHDUT – Sharona Halickman
According to Ohr HaChaim: The kingdom of Israel will only endure if the heads of the people assemble together (keep the peace amongst themselves).
Word Prompt – ACHDUT – Tamir Goodman
When we look at others, we should recognize that they carry a spark of Hashem Echad within them. When we think about ourselves, we must also remember that we, too, hold a part of Hashem Echad.
Word Prompt – SHEVATIM – Daniel Finkelman
We each have our own characteristics and prefer our own path of worship. Our paths are unique to ourselves, but here is where we differ from angels: angels cannot veer from their characters, we can.
Word Prompt – SHEVATIM – Keshet Starr
In many ways, the twelve tribes are a beautiful symbol of Jewish unity; twelve different groups within a larger nation, each contributing in their own way.
Word Prompt – SHEVATIM – Bari Mitzmann
Each of my children has different strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles. With Hashem’s help, they will all find their own individual paths.
Word Prompt – SHEVATIM – Lenny Solomon
The picture will become clearer when Moshiach comes. In the meantime, let’s daven and pray for an easier time and a redemption of mercy for the people of Israel!
Word Prompt – SHEVATIM – Hillel Fuld
Interestingly, the word shevet is spelled the same way in Hebrew as other words including the month of Shevat, and the Hebrew word for cloning.
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