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From: robison@eosp1.UUCP (Tobias D. Robison)
Newsgroups: net.religion.jewish
Subject: Re: Non-Jews at the seder
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Date: Mon, 14-May-84 18:24:37 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 14 18:24:37 1984
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In many homes, it is the custom to take turns reading paragraphs of the
Magid out loud.  In these circumstances, may the non-jew read some of the
paragraphs?  Does it matter what langauge the paragraphs are read in?

I think many people would guess that the Haggadah has been read in
accordance with law whether in the original langauge or a translation;
and that all of its parts should be read by Jews.  But Halacha is full
of surprises; I'm looking for an opinion.
					- Toby Robison (not Robinson!)
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