We imagine that we ourselves went out of Mitzrayim because we did so as eternal national entity. The nation lives eternally and comprises all past and future members. This is hinted to by the chatsos occurrence of Makas Bechoros (which Mitzrim wanted to deny). Chatsos is point above time and so hints to eternality of our yeshua. Also, by recounting story of Seder to our children, it becomes real to us ourselves, since we are our descendants more than our antecedents.
Analysis of the Mishnah's laws regarding when to bring the charoset, matzah, and other Seder foods to the table, focusing on the dispute between Rashbam and Tosafos about whether the table is brought before or after karpas.
An exploration of how marriage resolves the fundamental tension of "Ein shnei malachim mishtamshim b'keser echad" (two kings cannot share one crown), using the story of Vashti and Achashverosh to illuminate the cosmic relationship between Hashem and Klal Yisrael.
