How could a Seder take place in the heart of slavery, before redemption even began? What power did that first night hold to transform exile into freedom? Drawing on the heartfelt teachings of Rav Kluger, Rav Shlomo Katz explores the profound origins of the Pesach Seder, held in Egypt amidst oppression and fear. Discover how the Israelites’ unwavering emunah— believing in Hashem’s promise as if it had already happened — drew down divine redemption. Uncover the secret of that first Seder’s rituals, from the Pesach offering to matzah, which turned slaves into a nation of faith. This episode reveals how our Seder today can channel that same transformative faith, rooting us in Torah and connecting us to Hashem’s timeless light.

pesach, geula, redemption, shlomo katz, shirat david, efrat, Israel, idf, rav kluger, breslov, baal shem tov