R. Dovid Green Eric Feder R. Abraham Gordimer Chief R. Lord Sacks
100
We thank G-d for everything He did and we say “if only he would have…”
What is the basic message of the Dayenu?
100
between the negativity aspects and the positive praise section of Magid.
What parts of the haggadah does the Dayenu act as a bridge between?
100
Al Achas Kamah
What comes after the Dayenu?
100
would it truly would have been enough if G-d had stopped the miracles halfway through the story?
What question does R. Sacks bring up?
200
What is the purpose of the Jewish nation standing at mount Sinai other than to receive the Torah?
What question does R. Green try to answer?
200
you must thank G-d after every individual act, not only once it is complete
Should we thank G-d only for the large miracle of taking us out of Egypt?
200
a list of the praises featured in Dayenu in paragraph one.
What is The Al Achas Kamah?
200
Do you think each individual miracle G-d performed would have been enough if G-d did nothing else?
Bonus Points: 200 points to whichever team can state and support an opinion.
300
The Torah describes the Jews at Mount Sinai as one, using the singular.
What is the reason behind the explanation that Mount Sinai united us?
300
had G-d committed only one act, would it have been enough?
What question does Feder answer about the Dayneu relating to each individual miracle?
300
In the Al Achas Kamah.
According to R. Gordimer, when do we need to look at the bigger picture?
300
They should have been giving thanks for everything G-d was doing for them.
What should the Jews been doing when they were complaining?
400
The Torah strengthens our bond with G-d.
What do we learn from this source?
400
“it would have been enough”
What is the passage that Feder is trying ti explain from the haggadah?
400
we need to give specific focus to each act of G-d. In “Achas Al Kamah”, we recognize that each miracle is part of the bigger picture.
why do we need to repeat the ideas of Dayenu in “Al Achas Kamah”?
400
We should be more thankful for the times we live in.
What can we learn from the Dayenu according to R. Sacks?
500
No, they followed them before they received the Torah.
Did Bnei Yisrael only follow the commandments after receiving the Torah?
500
It is not enough to just thank G-d once for the entire act of bringing us out of Egypt.
What do we learn from thanking G-d for each individual act?
500
That we are more thankful if we understand the bigger picture.
What does the quote "Al Achas Kamah V’Kamah Tova" show?
500
The Jews complained throughout the Exodus, so we make up for it.
Why do we give thanks if each individual act really wouldn't have been enough? (hint: Tikkun)






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