Pesach

Ordinarily, after burning the chametz, there is no more chametz in the house. However, when the day before Passover falls on Sabbath, we must observe the commandment to eat three Sabbath meals, and the first two of these meals must consist of bread.

In the wake of Napoleon's fall, the Seer of Lublin tried to hasten the final redemption. The time chosen by him to do this was Seder Night, for, in the words Sages, “In Nisan they were redeemed, and in Nisan they will be redeemed in the future.”

The people of Bombay inquire of Ben Ish Chai as to whether or not there is a possible violation of Jewish law in the fact that non-Jewish servants bring chametz into the homes of their Jewish employees and eat there in the privacy of their own rooms.