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Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan Hallel Paragraph Six
“Give thanks to God Who is good, for His kindness is forever! Let Israel declare that His Kin...
Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan Hallel Paragraph Five
“All you nations; Praise God! Sing compliments, all you peoples! For His kindness overpowers ...
Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan Hallel Paragraph Four
“What can I respond to Godfor all the good He has given to make me independent? This verse ce...
Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan Hallel Paragraph Three
“God remembered us and will bless – Bless the House of Israel – On Rosh Hashanah we stood ...
Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan Hallel Paragraph Two
“Quake, you Land, before your Master, before the Lord of Jacob! Who turned the rock into a po...
Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan Hallel Paragraph One
“Hallelukah! The Appelation “Kah” - Y’H’ - represents this world, ‘H,’ and the World to Come,...
| Who Is Really Talking?: The Child Who Doesn’t Care to Ask |
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 We explained in “Who Is Really Talking?: The Wicked Child,” that the child reflects the Makom, the environment, in which he is being raised. What is the context of the Child Who Doesn’t Care Enough to Ask?
“For a seven-day period shall you eat Matzot, and on the seventh day there shall be a festival to God. Matzot shall be eaten throughout the seven-day period; no chametz may be seen in your possession, not may leaven be seen in your possession in all your borders (Exodus 13:6-7).” The “conversation” with this child begins in the following verse, “And you shall tell your son.” No question. He didn’t ask.
The paragraph began with the Pesach story, without mention of the offering, without any explanation of Matzah, without any hint as to why Chametz is prohibited. There is nothing other than observance without involvement. The parents don’t care. Neither does the child; he doesn’t bother to ask. It is not the Child who doesn’t ask; it’s the parents!  |
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