Acharonim Shel Pesach
Acharonim Shel Pesach
Traces the connection between geulas Mitzrayim and the geulah ha'asida, from the pasuk k'yemei tzeischa mei'eretz Mitzrayim arenu niflaos to the Gemara's teaching that b'Nissan nig'alu u'v'Nissan asidin l'higael, showing that yetzias Mitzrayim opened the tzinor for the future redemption. Points to remazim for Mashiach embedded in the kriah of Shevi'i Shel Pesach's shirah and its closing words, and in the choice of David HaMelech's shirah as its haftarah. Shows that the connection sharpens further on Acharon Shel Pesach itself, whose haftarah speaks openly about Mashiach and kibbutz galuyos rather than only hinting at it, which is why the Baal Shem Tov instituted Seudas Mashiach specifically on that day.
Acharonim Shel Pesach
Shows how geulas Mitzrayim, per the pasuk k'yemei tzeischa mei'eretz Mitzrayim arenu niflaos and the Gemara's b'Nissan nig'alu u'v'Nissan asidin l'higael, functions as the opening of the tzinor for the future geulah of Mashiach. Traces remazim for Mashiach through the shirah read on Shevi'i Shel Pesach and its haftarah of David HaMelech, then shows how Acharon Shel Pesach's haftarah speaks about Mashiach's coming, the wolf dwelling with the lamb, and kibbutz galuyos in open, explicit terms — explaining why the Baal Shem Tov instituted an extra Seudas Mashiach specifically on that day.