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Quinn
Newcastle
February 11, 2025
Happy Reply
Aleah
February 8, 2024
Very cute story Reply
sheina gittel
March 27, 2024
in response to Aleah:
agree very smart i try to heart yore comment but i dont know how to sorry Reply
Earl Geissinger
Lavaca
January 26, 2024
funy Reply
Sora Hiller
Brooklyn
September 2, 2022
best Reply
Anonymous
Toronto
June 11, 2020
you are not allowed to use a robot on the first and second day of passover Reply
avigail
toronto
May 15, 2020
nice, but i was looking forward to the fair,i was kinda sad that it ended there where it did Reply
Anonymous
May 8, 2020
its seems soo cute but i cant really read it Reply
Mushka Numan
chabad
January 22, 2019
could you make it zoom in more. Reply
Daliah & Yehuda
San Francisco
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April 10, 2017
Great way to explain he 15 steps for the Seder shel Pessah! Our kids and us enjoyed it greatly and have had fun reading the Scientrific terrific Seder Presentation which deserves an "A plus" Thank you to the Author as well as the Editors and everyone else that made this possible Reply
Liad j
December 18, 2016
Comic thanks guys cool I love it happy chanukah and pessach even if its. Not pessach. Reply
Captain America
Dallas, Texas, USA
July 28, 2016
AWESOME I love it! But they need to have Yaweh mentioned in these comics more. Reply
Yehuda
San Francisco
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April 10, 2017
in response to Captain America:
As in the Book of Esther? One needs to understand "not to mention the name in vain" It is a great rule that reminds us to be truthful when we talk. It is a common practice for those who are careless with the truth to use HaShem's name quoting whatever they want disregarding due respect for the King of the Universe. Reply
Captain America
Dallas, Texas, USA
May 11, 2017
in response to Yehuda:
I'm not saying it in vain! I'm saying G-d maybe wants us to SAY his name. Reply
Yehuda & Daliah
San Francisco
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August 2, 2017
in response to Captain America:
That in itself is in vain as if it is written in Aseret HaDibrot we may not mention it, to assume what HaShem may want is also out of question and arrogant on our side to do so. Just think about if you assumed what the King wanted instead of complying with his orders. Such action would be considered offensive. Anyway his name also can't be subjected to assumptions additions or subtractions or as other people choose to pronounce arbitrarily, So if one chooses to follow the words as written in the good books it is proper not to mention his name and even more not to quote verbally and far from the source. Reply
Captain America
Dallas, TX, USA
August 4, 2017
in response to Yehuda & Daliah:
Where in the Bible does is say not to say His name? Where in the Torah does it say not to say His name? Give me verses, not sayings from the Talmud. Reply
m
October 23, 2023
in response to Captain America:
the talmud and other jewish commentaries is the only true explanation of the verses, besides there are many more books we quote from than talmud... Reply
Anonymous
January 20, 2013
i saw it after passover too bad :( Reply
Anonymous
New York
November 5, 2012
Love it I Love it Reply
Anonymous
Akron, OH
September 16, 2012
Cool I want to see this comic in animations! That would be coooooool!!! Reply
Anonymous
July 28, 2012
more!! make more!! Reply
sholom
March 21, 2012
I'd like to buy it, if it's on sale. OK joey. Reply
ita wolff
Finland, Helsinki
February 26, 2012
funny i love it Reply
Anonymous
Beverly Hills , California
December 4, 2011
Funny and crazy!!! Reply
chayale
new jersey, usa
September 2, 2011
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i want mooooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrre!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it gets boring to read the same thing over and over
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You can watch it right now if you want to! If you don't want to read it by yourself.