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Version as of 10:51, 29 March 2015
Four Cups
Exegetical Approaches
Four Cases of Praise
There are four instances in the Haggadah where we sing Hashem's praises, in Kaddesh, Maggid, Birkat HaMazon and Hallel. Since praise is normally accompanied by wine, these, too, are said over a cup of wine.
Sources:Tosafot
Why four? According to this approach, there is no special significance to the number four. It so happens that there are four places where we "toast" Hashem's miracles and thus there are four cups of wine.
Halakhic ramifications
- Who needs to drink
- Necessary shiur
- One obligation or four?
- Can you drink all four at once?
- Status of undiluted wine
Source
Expression of Freedom or Happiness
Drinking four cups of wine is a demonstration of our status as free people.
Why four?
Halakhic ramifications
