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Four questions? Make it four statements.
The text of the Haggadah used by thousands if not millions of Jews at their seders this week derives largely from the Talmud; some passages are direct quotations. Yet much has also changed about the text since the time of the ancient rabbis, as Rachel Scheinerman, Elliot Goldberg, and Lauren Tuchman explain. Among the topics they discuss are the possibility that the Four Questions were not intended to be questions at all and the connection between the Haggadah and Shavuot, the next biblical holiday on the Jewish calendar. (Video, 59 minutes.)
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