What do we celebrate on Passover? – Infobae

Passover commemorates the day God saved our homes from the plague of the firstborn and on that night we tell our families and children about the liberation from oppression and we received the Torah in front of Mount Sinai.

The responsibility and the legacy is to pass on from generation to generation that we can and should do this exercise of skipping our problems and difficulties in order to achieve our goals just as our ancestors did in Egypt. When God sees this unshakeable faith, he answers all the questions whether we are the intelligent child, the clever, the simple, or the one who does not know how to ask, sometimes we find ourselves in each of these facets, but the important is to walk fearlessly and feel free from oppression, says Rabbi Yosi Baumgarten.

When the Ma Nishtana is sung and we have the matza, let us ask that humanity accomplish its salvation and that we can respect each other even though we are different. May we see the good in the other, but at the same time transform the maror smoothly and may we deserve the quick arrival and revelation of the Moshiach so that evil is truly removed from the earth and we can focus on the spiritual and eternal part that is what uplifts us and fills us, concludes Baumgarten.

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