The Third Temple on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem: Chag Pesach Sameach!

Monday, March 29, 2010

Chag Pesach Sameach!

When Israel left Egypt,
the house of Yaakov left a people of a strange tongue,
Yehudah became His holy nation, Israel His dominion.
The sea saw and fled; the Jordan turned backward.
The mountains danced like rams, hills like young sheep.
What frightens you, O sea, that you flee? O Jordan, that you turn backward?
You mountains, that you dance like rams; you hills, like young sheep?
From before the Master, Who created the earth, from before the G-d of Yaakov,
Who transforms the rock into a pond of water, the flint into a fountain of water.

(Psalm 114, from the Hallel praises recited at the Passover Seder)
Erev Pesach 5770/March 29, 2010

Chag Pesach Sameach - A Joy Filled Passover to All!

The Temple Institute wishes to extend our holiday blessings to all our dear friends and supporters, to all who share our vision of the rebuilt Holy Temple and an era of world peace and recognition of the G-d of Israel, and to the entire house of Israel: May we merit the final redemption on this Passover holiday of freedom and redemption: Chag Pesach Sameach - a joy filled Passover to all!

Be sure to visit our Passover teachings:

This week features the new Holiday Double-Feature Bat Melech video teaching with Rabbanit Rena Richman, entitled, "Why is This Night Different? An Introduction, and, The Four Sons: Educating our children is an essential aspect of a Torah lifestyle. The Passover Seder affords parents the perfect opportunity to teach their children." Click here to view.

This week also features the new Light to the Nations Holiday Double-Feature teaching by Rabbi Chaim Richman, entitled, "The Korban Pesach Challenge: Why is the korban the central aspect of the Divine service, and what makes the korban Pesach the ultimate korban? Facing ourselves and facing G-d at the altar: the core elements of the offering service." Two-part teaching. Click here to view.

Also available on Youtube.