The Final Days of Pesach 5786, "B'tzeil HaKodesh" with the Satmar Rebbe shlit"a

Before candle-lighting time, the Rebbe lit a Yizkor candle.

At around 8:10, the Rebbe entered the beis medrash wrapped in his tallis, approached the amud for Mincha, and began Hodu with fiery enthusiasm, as is the custom. Maariv: R' Zalman Leib Filop shlit"a. After Maariv, the Rebbe counted Sefirah at the amud. They finished at around 9:10. The congregation passed by to wish a good Yom Tov, and the Rebbe went home to his holy residence.

At around 12:35, the Rebbe entered the pure table in the main beis medrash.
- Raising the cup: the Rebbe's son-in-law, HaGaon Rabbi, Rav of Beis Medrash Ohel Feiga shlit"a.
- For the zemiros, the Rebbe honored: HaGaon R' Henoch Mordechai Meisels shlit"a, Av Beis Din of Tolchava, Kiryas Joel.

The Rebbe said Torah on the verse "And Hashem saved on that day," explaining that at the Exodus from Egypt, the Jewish people received the status of children toward the Almighty, and at the splitting of the Yam Suf they merited an even higher level, the status of a wife toward her husband. For this, Klal Yisroel sang an extra song of praise, since this means that the obligations of a husband toward his wife took effect from Hashem toward Klal Yisroel, and Hashem is obligated to heal, to provide sustenance, and to redeem from the bitter exile. The Rebbe concluded with abundant blessings.

They continued with songs of praise, and at 1:48 the Rebbe rose to dance the shirah and danced with fiery enthusiasm for an extended time.

- Birkas Hamazon: the Rebbe's son-in-law, HaGaon Rabbi, Rav of Beis Medrash Avnei Tzedek shlit"a.
They finished at around 2:00.

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