Something to say at the Shabbos Table a'ryz gqt ly oexg` zay

Tosafos, Pesach 116a .fhw migqt zkqn zetqez

mixiyd xiya l`xyi zqpkl dncpy zexita zqexg zeyrl yxtn mipe`bd zaeyzae
We make the Charoses with all of the fruit the Jewish people is compared to in Shir haShirim
Rama, Orach Chayyim 490 vz oniq miig gxe` `'nx
eze` mixne` oexg`d h"eia zay m`e ,crend leg zaya mixiyd xiy xnel oibdepe
zay eze`a
We read Shir haShirim on Shabbos Chol haMoed, or if the last day of Pesach is Shabbos, on that
Shabbos
Machzor Vitry (11th century France) ew oniq gqt zekld ixhie xefgn (1
iakxa izqeql '`py .mixvn zle`bn xacn mixiyd xiyy my lr gqta dze` 'ixne` ep` jkl
drxt
Shir HaShirim describes the Redemption from Egypt, as it says “At the gathering of the steeds
of Pharaoh's chariots have I silenced you, my beloved”

Seder Troyes (12th century France) i oniq yiiexh xcq (2

xiy cec xacie cec zxiy glya zxiy zexiyd lk jenql ick df meia xnel ie`x mixiyd xiy
.mixiyd
In order to connect all of the songs: the Song of the Sea, the Song of David, and Shir haShirim.

Aruch HaShulchan- R’ Yechiel Michel Epstein (1829-1908) oniq miig gxe` ogleyd jexr (3
dlgzdd dzidy minyay mdia`l l`xyi zqpk oiay dad`d lr xacn mixiyd xiyy iptn
mixvn z`ivia
Shir haShirim describes the love between Israel and Hashem, which began at the Exodus

Sefas Emes- R’ Yehuda Leib Alter of Ger (Poland, 1847-1905) gqt `xwie zn` zty (4
dad`d oiadl lyn wx f"der ipipr lk ik x`al `ed y"dy ik .gqta y"dy oixewy dn
mc`d ik j` .dfd xiy `vei mleray mixiyd lkny mixiyd xiy 'it dfe .z"iydl dkixvd
oiwacpyk e"ge z"iydl cearl rcil ick wx lkd 'idiy dywe lynpda wacp zeidl jixv
oevx cenll leki mc`dy .epzexig onf gqta z`fl .lynpd llk oiadl oileki oi` f"dera
:dfd onfa y"dy jiiy z`fl .zeiniptd dcewp dlbzn ik .k"b rahd on mb z"iyd
Shir haShirim reveals that this world is merely a parable to understand the love needed for
Hashem, but it is difficult to live on that level when we are involved with matters of this
World. Pesach represents the time of freedom to understand that which is truly real.....

!gny bg !jxeane mely zay

Rabbi Daniel Yolkut- Shabbat Acharon shel Pesach 5772

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